Maker Squeezes Linux SBC Into Cell Phone Charger
A project to fit a complete Linux-based system in a cell phone charger gives an interesting look at DIY computing.
Gigabyte Aorus Gen4 7000s M.2 NVMe SSD Review: Nanocarbon Cooled for Speed
Gigabyte Aorus Gen4 7000s is a fast and secure PCIe 4.0 x4 NVMe SSD that utilizes nanocarbon coating to aid its cooling.
Chinese Overwatch teams are boycotting a South Korean player who called out Chinese policies
Another year, another furor involving Blizzard, boycotts, China, and livestream remarks. Sounds familiar, eh? Well, the situation is a little bit different this time around,...
MMO Developers: I Need More Developer-Driven, FOMO-Causing RP Events In My MMORPGs, Please.
The last two weeks have seen major story-driven events happen in EVE Online. As someone who doesn't necessarily care about annual events in MMOs, these...
IRS Now Seeks Identities of American Cryptocurrency Traders
U.S. courts authorize the IRS to seek records of Americans who traded cryptocurrency from 2016 to 2020.
IBM Unveils World’s First 2nm Chip with Nanosheet Tech, Intel and Samsung to Benefit
IBM showed a 300mm wafer containing its 2nm process node that will be shared with both Samsung and Intel.
Resident Evil Village Benchmarks and System Requirements
We’ve tested Resident Evil Village on the latest GPUs, with and without ray tracing.
Philips 278E1A Review: Affordable and Bright
The Philips 278E1A is a bright, affordable 4K display for general-purpose computing. Don’t expect pro-level accuracy or ultra-smooth gaming and you won’t be disappointed.
The Daily Grind: Should international MMOs have global servers or regional servers?
My first experience with MMOs was Final Fantasy XI, and so it was weird to me when I started getting some experience in the wider MMO...
Nintendo Says Component Shortage Could Finally Slow Down Switch Sales
Nintendo tells shareholders it expects Switch sales to decline over the next fiscal year due to the ongoing chip shortage.