The Elder Scrolls Online preview’s Waking Flame’s Dread Cellar dungeon
As intimidating dungeon names go, “The Dread Cellar” doesn’t rank highly. You kind of think your next objectives will be the Pantry of Doom or...
The XPG XENIA 14 Performs The Same On The Road As When Plugged In
The XPG XENIA 14 is 14" ultrabook that weighs under a kilogram, and is touted as offering decent gaming performance regardless if it is running...
Lost Ark reveals all of its ‘normalized’ founder packs and perks
Amazon and Smilegate have released a detailed blog post this afternoon focused on the upcoming Lost Ark’s founder packs. And cats. The cats are the...
AMD: Ryzen 5000 Refresh Incoming, Zen 4 and RDNA 3 in 2022
AMD gives a glimpse of its future: Ryzen 5000 refresh incoming, Zen 4 and RDNA 3 in 2022.
Get $60 off This WD Black SN750 1TB NVMe — This Is the Best SSD Deal of the Day
The WD Black SN750 is a great PCIe 3.0 SSD, which is made even better by this big discount.
Look Out Steam Deck! Competitor Offers 5-GHz CPU, 1TB SSD
The WIN Max 2021 gaming handheld, which pairs an Intel or AMD SoC with Windows and will enter its latest funding round this week.
Chernobylite Has Arrived; A Very Pretty Roguelike
Chernobylite started as a Kickstarter, as a survival horror game in the Chernobyl exclusion zone but with an interesting extra feature. The environs the game...
Intel’s 12th Gen Alder Lake CPU Party Could Be Exclusive To Power Users In 2021
At this point, it is common knowledge that Intel will be launching its Alder Lake lineup before the end of the year (barring any last minute hiccups), but what SKUs will those be? Only the decision makers at Intel know for sure. That said, a fresh rumor suggests the first round of Alder Lake processors will be high-end desktop chips (Alder
New Processor Promises 3 to 15x Faster Server Storage
Pliops uses the power of FPGA to optimize all-flash storage solutions for the best possible performance and efficiency, bringing increased system speeds and reduced CPU usage.
Microsoft Confirms Windows 11 Will Continue Free Service-Model Upgrades For Years To Come
As it stands, Windows 10 gets monthly security, quality, and the occasional out-of-band update which all help to keep users “productive and protected.” It appears Microsoft has now officially confirmed that Windows 11 will be following the same update system which has worked well for the past six years. The continual updates to Windows 10