XPG’s Dynamic BTF case offers a pegboard front panel — a holey design for a mix of convenient peripheral storage and fun
The new Adata XPG Dynamic case offers a pegboard front panel and BTF mobo compatibility.
AMD RDNA 4 GPUs will allegedly be rebranded RX 9000 — A mixture of new RDNA 3/RDNA 4 mobile GPUs and an RX 7000 refresh is expected to arrive at CES
Reports suggest that AMD is readjusting the naming scheme of its Radeon GPUs.
Samsung, Amkor, and TI finalize CHIPS deals: 2nm and advanced packaging coming to U.S.
U.S. government finalizes funding deals with three companies — Samsung, Ankor, and Texas Instruments.
ID-Cooling Frozn A620 GDL Review: Eye-catching gold bling without ARGB
ID-Cooling’s Frozn A620 GDL certainly looks nice with its gold accents, but does it also cool well?
Intel Arrow Lake non-K 65W CPU box packaging leaked — Bulky design alludes to included stock cooler, likely arriving next month at CES
Box designs for Intel’s Arrow Lake 65W CPUs have been leaked, indicating that Intel is gearing up for a launch next month.
Cat themed fur-wrapped tri-mode keyboard now available for $240 — Petbrick 65 launches in Calico and Odd-eye, but more breeds are on the way
Dry Studio Petbrick mechanical RGB keyboards with cat theming and “fluffy, pettable” coating in Calico or Odd-eye colors now available for preorder.
Intel Game On Graphics Driver addresses Battlemage bloopers – Arc B580 fixes and known issues are the highlights of the latest update
Intel has just launched an updated driver for its portfolio of graphics products and it seems to be heavily skewed towards addressing Battlemage issues.
ASML reportedly cancels orders for the Lego EUV machine set from non-ASML emails — the kit is only available to ASML employees
ASML offered Lego versions of its NA-EUV machines on the ASML store but has since limited it to orders from valid ASML email addresses only.
Engineers enable quantum communication over existing fiber optic cables — new research shows data transmission using quantum teleportation is possible in parallel with a classical network at specific wavelengths
A new study shows that quantum communication is possible concurrently with classical data at certain wavelengths of light.
Microsoft Keeps Nagging Millions Of Windows Users To Switch To Edge Now
You’re almost assuredly familiar with the hassle, because you probably use Windows, and you probably use another browser besides Microsoft’s Edge on Windows. That’s just going by statistics. Most Windows users use something besides Edge, and a huge majority of those users are on Google’s Chrome.
Microsoft wants to change this, though. The