The Sabrent EC-SNVE; A Fancy USB-C Home For Your NVMe
If you are looking for a dead simple SSD enclosure which you can pop open with the push of a button then checking out the...
Valheim Has Now Sold 3 Million Copies In 17 Days
Another day, another milestone for Valheim it seems. The hit survival game set in the 10th World of Yggdrasil has now sold 3 million copies...
Shadow Arena makes adjustments to existing members of its roster as player numbers continue to fall
Adding new members to the roster of Shadow Arena is all well and good, sure, but sometimes you need to turn around and make changes...
AmpliPi Raspberry Pi Sound System Plays Music in Every Room
This household sound system is built using a Raspberry Pi Compute Module.
Black Desert Online Team Hosting Livestream Today Discussing Publishing Transition
Black Desert Online is changing publishers this month, with Pearl Abyss taking over from Kakao publishing their MMO in the West. The community team is...
Those Cute Little Favicons Always Did Seem Pretty Sus
Move over LSOs and get out of the way super cookies, there's a new way to track people's movement on the internet that works on...
The Stream Team: AdventureQuest 3D’s Wolfwing Challenge
When the Darkovia story concludes with a half vampire, half werewolf monstrosity, what do you get? A new AQ3D boss to fight! And that fight...
Sea of Thieves Update Brings New Events, Steam Friends, More
The latest update for Sea of Thieves has released to the high seas bringing about new events and more. Go to Source Author: Poorna Shankar
Comcast Backpedals Again, Further Delays 1.2TB Data Caps After Customer Outrage
Two weeks ago, we brought you news that Comcast was walking back its decision to institute new 1.2TB data caps for customers in November 2020. Instead, the company said that the caps would be delayed until July 2021, with customers be charged $10 for each additional 50GB of data over the cap starting with their August 2021 bill.
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Gigabyte Rains On Partners’ Parade By Cancelling GeForce RTX 3090 Turbo
A new report claims that Gigabyte’s GeForce RTX 3090 Turbo GPU has been declared end-of-life (EOL).