Intel Rocket Lake leak hints at Core i9-11900K CPU’s gaming performance
A leaked slide shows how the next-gen flagship will theoretically compare to its predecessor.
The Daily Grind: Where’s the love for MMO Engineers?
If you announce that your MMO is going to have an Engineer class of some kind, then congratulation: I’m going to play it. In fact,...
MIPS Starts RISC-V CPU Development
MIPS to design its own RISC-V CPU architecture.
Cryptominers have already cracked NVIDIA’s RTX 3060 hash rate limiter
Nvidia’s attempt to get the RTX 3060 GPUs into the hands of gamers by hobbling its mining performance is in jeopardy.
SSD price increases could affect your next PC build
A lack of SSD storage components, and the Texas storm, could mean your next PC costs a little more.
Federation Grand Prix Returns to EVE Online with New Monuments
CCP Games is celebrating Federation Day in EVE Online all day tomorrow, March 11, with the return of the Federation Grand Prix. Here's what's in...
Nvidia hits new highs in GPU sales as Ampere dominates AMD Big Navi
Without stock shortages, who knows how high Nvidia’s figures might have rocketed.
Samsung releases first DRAM-less consumer SSD – It’s 980 NVMe SSD
The 980 SSD offers an excellent blend of speed, power efficiency and reliability, making it suitable for everyday PC users and gamers as well as content creators, Samsung said.
AMD’s Ryzen 5 5600X Zen 3 CPU Finally Available At MSRP With No Strings Attached
Over the weekend, we started to turn the corner concerning Zen 3 processor availability. Ever since AMD’s Ryzen 5000 desktop processor family launched late last year, they’ve been in short supply. Early pricing was through the roof, with chips selling for well over MSRP.
The Ryzen 7 5800X was the first Zen 3 processor to become widely available
Hackers Breach 150K Live Surveillance Cameras At Tesla, Cloudflare, Jails And It’s Ugly
Over the last couple of weeks, hackers have been out in force, breaking into Microsoft Exchange and other services. Now, a group of international hackers who view themselves as vigilantes have breached Silicon Valley-startup Verkada Inc. This gave the hackers access to the live feeds of 150,000 surveillance cameras installed in numerous businesses