Acer’s 28-Inch CB282K 4K Monitor is $249: Real Deals
Today we have a 28-inch 4K (UHD) monitor, the Acer CB282K smiiprx reduced to $249 on Amazon. That’s a great price for such a high-resolution screen.
Monster Hunter Rise Sunbreak brings back beasts and locales from the series history including a shuttered MMO
Before we break in to the latest Monster Hunter Rise news, there’s a little bit of the series’ historical context to bear in mind. Back...
New Fresh Start Servers Coming for Wrath of the Lich King Classic
Blizzard will launch fresh start realms for Wrath of the Lich King Classic for players that want to start from level 1 when the new...
Intel Hertzbleed CPU Vulnerability Uses Boost Speed to Steal Crypto Keys
Intel and groups of researchers divulged the ‘Hertzbleed’ chip vulnerability that allows stealing cryptographic keys by observing the CPU’s boost frequency mechanism.
All-AMD LUMI Becomes Europe’s Most Powerful Supercomputer
Europe’s most powerful supercomputer, LUMI, features an all-AMD-powered build that aims to solve some of the world’s most complex environmental questions.
Purported AMD Ryzen 3 7320U Engineering Sample Benchmark Leaks
This appears to be an early test of a Mendocino APU, which mixes up to four Zen 2 CPU cores and just a couple of RDNA 2 CUs to target “the everyday laptop.”
Maker Creates Raspberry Pi Pico Powered PlayStation Memory Card
This clever hack uses a Raspberry Pi Pico in place of a PlayStation memory card to transfer saves
ARK 2 heralds a 2023 release window in new trailer and opens up a Steam page
While ARK: Survival Evolved is most certainly still a thing – the survivalbox released a new map earlier this week – there’s still the matter...
Patriot Launches Viper VPR400 PCIe 4 SSDs With RGB Heatsink
The Viper VPR400 delivers PCIe 4.0 speeds and RGB lighting.
Viper Gaming’s VPR400 RGB SSD Wants To Light Up Your PC With Fast Storage
For whatever reason, there aren’t many solid state drives (SSDs) that combine RGB lighting with the M.2 form factor and PCIe Gen 4×4 spec, or at least not many that I could find. They are so few and far between that Viper Gaming, a division of Patriot Memory, has erroneously laid claim to launching the very first such model with its VPR400