NZXT H7 Elite PC Case Review
NZXT continues the evolution of its PC case line-up with the H7 series. We got our hands on the H7 Elite to see just how...
ArcheAge’s latest patch improves a number of facets of the player experience
At long last, you can climb up to the masts on the Cargo Ship in ArcheAge. The game has long forbidden players to go up...
Neverwinter reduces the stat bonus on the Bone Devil’s Ribcage to more reasonable levels
That Bone Devil had a heck of a ribcage, huh? Neverwinter had a bit of a problem with the Bone Devil’s Ribcage, because the item...
World of Warcraft Update 9.2.5 Will Bring Clearer Rules, Simpler Player Reporting and a Social Contract for All
Reporting unruly players will be easier, the rules clearer, under improvements coming in World of Warcraft update 9.2.5 as Blizzard works towards a friendlier Azeroth....
Ampere Samples Next-Gen 5nm CPU With DDR5, PCIe 5.0 Support
Ampere’s cloud native Ampere One CPU gets more cores, higher performance, and new interfaces.
Final Fantasy XIV Starts New Housing Lottery After Fixing Glitches that Plagued April Lottery
Following last month's glitches plaguing the new housing lottery system, after some fixes and changes to the system, Final Fantasy XIV is holding its next...
Fractured Veil’s updated sound design will bring tweetier birds, noisier wood, and juicier slashes
Good sound design can often go unnoticed as it immerses players in the game’s world and provides feedback for what’s happening in-game, and while the...
This Specification Change Could Prevent You From Upgrading To A PCIe 5 SSD
If you’re familiar with M.2 SSDs, then you know that the standard sizes are named “M.2-2280”, “M.2-2230”, and so on. The last half of the number refers to the length of a drive’s PCB, so an “M.2-2280” SSD is 80 millimeters long. M.2 SSDs officially can be up to 110mm in length, or as short as 30mm.
The first half of the number is the width,
DuckDuckGo CEO Responds To Backlash Over Controversial Microsoft Tracking Agreement
The pursuit of internet privacy is something akin to an ever-evolving game of Whac-A-Mole, as new tracking techniques are revealed by researchers and addressed by privacy-preserving tools. Fortunately, there are a great many privacy tools available and under active development. DuckDuckGo offers a number of such tools, including a private
Galax RTX 3090 Ti HOF With 4.3-Inch LCD Debuts For $2,850
Galax’s ultimate GeForce RTX 3090 Ti HOF gets a 4.3-inch LCD, two 12-pin power plugs, and a massive VRM.