AMD’s New Quad-Core Ryzen 3 5300G Overclocks to 5.6GHz, With Exotic Cooling
An overclocker has published a 5.6GHz overclock result on CPU-Z on AMD’s all-new Ryzen 3 5300G quad core APU.
Myst Online: Uru Live developer Cyan Worlds has open-sourced even more game assets
MMO veterans probably recall that ages ago Myst Online: Uru Live brought the Myst franchise fully into the MMO space in the mid-aughts, as developer...
Magic Legends Renames ‘Weekly Caps’ to ‘Weekly Bonuses’
In case you haven't been following Magic: Legends too closely, the game announced recently they're changing the name of "Weekly Caps" to now be "Weekly...
Watch Apple’s WWDC Event Here at 10am PT
Apple’s WWDC event starts today, and is rumored to see the company announcing new MacBook Pros and even an M1 successor.
Ember Sword Team Will Provide a Post Mortem of Land Sale ‘Soon’
The Ember Sword team recently held a land sale of sorts. While thanking everyone to took part, they noted to keep an eye out for...
Not So Massively: Iron Harvest’s Operation Eagle expansion soars high
The lead-up to the release of Iron Harvest 1920‘s first expansion was a bit of an emotional rollercoaster for me (insomuch as you can ever...
Raspberry Pi Traffic Light Changes Based on Air Quality
Want to go outside? This Raspberry Pi traffic light gives you a heads up on current air quality so you can be prepared for smoggy days or clear skies.
PNY Slashes SSD Endurance Rating By Up To 80 Percent Due To Chia Crypto Mining Mania
Is cryptocurrency mining the reason why we can’t have nice things? You could make that argument in some instances, even with solid state drives (SSDs). Case in point, PNY has significantly reduced the endurance rating on its high-performance XLR8 CS3030 SSD family, and by extension, potentially slashed the warranty period.
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Chronicles of Elyria previews its Kingdoms of Elyria alpha
Progress apparently continues on Chronicles of Elyria spin-off game Kingdoms of Elyria, as outlined in Soulbound Studios’ latest dev blog. The studio has recapped everything...
Privacy Cheerleader Apple Pays Millions After Techs Post Customer’s Explicit Pics On Facebook
It’s bad enough when a device you carry with you 24-7-365 breaks, but what if the people tasked with fixing your smartphone sully that experience by rummaging through your private photos? And to make matters worse, what if those same technicians uploaded said photos to the internet just for fun?
Well, that’s precisely what happened to a 21-year-old