FSP Hydro G Pro 1200W Report (Page 1 of 4)

"Just admit it, deep down inside, you are a big fan of him," one of my friends told my other friend, referring to me. "No I am not, I do not like him!" my other friend quickly shot back, then looks at me. "Also, what is your Instagram?" Does what someone literally say always reflect what they actually think? In this case, I do not think so, and neither does anyone else around us. In reality, this happens not just with people, but also with things...

Cooler Master MM712 Wired Review (Page 1 of 4)

Last year, for my girlfriend's birthday, I got her a Lego set of Captain Rex's helmet. As she is a big fan of both Star Wars and especially this character, I knew she would appreciate the final finished product. I also enjoy building Lego with her because we both contribute in our own ways. At first, I let her connect everything while I picked up all the necessary bricks for her next step. In the middle of the build, we would swap roles, so we...

XPG Launches CORE REACTOR II VE PSU and VENTO PWM FAN Family

From XPG Press Release: XPG today launched multiple products for the discerning gamer on a budget. In hopes of fulfilling the needs of PC builders of all levels, XPG has delivered a new line of entry level Gold efficiency power supply units and ARGB PWM fans. With the new XPG CORE REACTOR II VE and...

Elgato Debuts Redesigned Facecam Featuring HDR

From Elgato Press Release: Elgato today announced Facecam MK.2, bringing even more capabilities to the 1080p60 webcam of choice for creators. The latest model offers everything users love about Facecam, plus new features like HDR, a built-in privacy shutter, and pan-tilt-zoom effects. With improved...

Nikon Tips First 28-400mm Superzoom for Z Mount

From PC Mag: The all-in-one zoom concept has long been a favorite option for photographers who want to add a grab-and-go lens to their kit that can cover the unexpected photo ops that pop up during travel, walks around the neighborhood, and anything in between. Nikon is adding its second lens of...

Intel pushes harder to make AI apps run best on Core Ultra

From PC World: Intel said Tuesday that it is expanding what it calls its AI Acceleration program into midrange software vendors, launching an AI developer NUC to speed the process. It’s all a bid to lasso software developers and bring them under the Core Ultra banner.

For consumers, the program is...

Mozilla is kicking one of its privacy partners to the curb

From PC World: Mozilla’s services beyond its Firefox browser have been experiencing a shake-up lately — and the bumpy ride isn’t over yet. The company is now dropping its partner for Mozilla Monitor Plus, its paid data-broker cleanup service.

The news comes in the wake of the discovery that the CEO...

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