GPU restock fail: what’s the point of releasing new graphics cards if nobody can actually buy them?
Opinion: It’s hard to get excited about new GPU releases when you know you won’t be able to get one.
Pimax Vision 5K Super Review: VR at 180Hz
The Pimax Vision 5K Super has several great features and is a nice VR headset overall. But its 180Hz refresh rate is basically a gimmick because you have to sacrifice too much field of view to use it.
PCIe 6.0 Ready for Chip Designs: Synopsys Unveils Complete PCI Express 6.0 Solution
Synopsys has DesignWare controller, physical interface, and verification IP for 5nm chips.
AMD Radeon RX 6700 XT support arrives in new driver, plus a cool feature for overclockers
Latest graphics driver also brings some nifty existing features to DX12 games.
Cyberpunk 2077 1.2 Patch To Address Omniscient Police And Wonky Driving Mechanics
Back in late January, CD Projekt Red issued the first major patch for Cyberpunk 2077, which fixed a litany of issues with the game. The second patch was supposed to land in February, but the developer got hit by a ransomware attack which put it behind schedule. Now that things are getting back to some semblance of normalcy for CD Projekt Red,
Activision’s Accidental Release Of Crossbow In COD: Warzone, Black Ops Cold War Sparks Anger
This week, Activision slipped up and sold a new crossbow weapon for Call of Duty: Warzone and Black Ops Cold War, which some players spent real money on. Now, the company has pulled the weapon and promised refunds, but some players are irate about the turn of events.
On March 18th, a bundle with a blueprint for the R1 Shadowhunter Crossbow
This Zoom Screen-Sharing Security Flaw Might Be Leaking Your Private Data
Zoom has become one of the most popular video conferencing solutions for working and learning from home since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. Given that the platform is so popular, it is not surprising that security flaws pop up from time to time. Subsequently, researchers from Germany have discovered a glitch in Zoom’s screen-sharing
Sapphire Doesn’t Want Cryptominers Buying Its Graphics Cards Either
Sapphire is frustrated that crytominers end up with its gaming graphics cards.
Rocket Lake’s New Adaptive Boost Tech Dials Up Frequency, Power, and Temps
Intel adds a fourth boosting mechanism to its chips, but it’s eerily similar to AMD’s existing approach.
Raspberry Pi Zero Emulates ’80s ZX Spectrum PC From Inside a Cassette Tape
This maker fashioned a Raspberry Pi Zero housing for his ZX Spectrum emulation project out of a cassette tape.