DDR4 Still Needs Love, The Overclockable Lexar HADES DDR4-3600 Kit
Thanks to Intel still supporting DDR4 for those that don't want to fork over extra money for DDR5, and previous generation AMD platforms still available...
Guild Wars 2 Pivoting to Smaller, More Frequent Expansion Content, New End of Dragons Chapter This Month
A brand new studio update dev blog all about what we can expect from Guild Wars 2 in 2023, including a big content release shift...
CCP Games Spins Up PLEX For GOOD Drive To Support Earthquake Victims In Turkey and Syria
PLEX for GOOD is a recurring campaign that CCP Games, the developer of EVE Online, spins up to help when a crisis hits. Over the...
Black Desert Mobile introduces Zayed, its upcoming Awakened Hashashin class
Regular players of Black Desert know that the game’s classes come in two forms: their regular version and the Awakened version. For players of Black...
Gulp! Pepsi’s Security Fizzles Exposing Sensitive Employee Data To Hackers In Malware Attack
Pepsi Bottling Ventures (PBV) has suffered a major data breach, with hackers making off with a trove of sensitive information. The company has begun notifying affected individuals of this incident, but the details remain sparse. According to a sample of the security notice issued by PBV, unknown threat actors managed to infect the company’s
Fast And Rugged Storage With The Samsung T7 Shield 4TB External SSD
Samsung would like you to consider their new T7 Shield external USB 3.2 Gen 2 portable SSD for your data needs on the go. It...
Raspberry Pi Powered Compute Blade Makes the Cut
A kickstarter that has been over 18 months in the making, Compute Blade distils all of the features that we need into a single “blade” designed to slot straight into your infrastructure.
EverQuest Online Adventures fans toast the console MMO’s 20th anniversary
EverQuest Online Adventures might well be one of the oddest spin-offs from the rather expansive EverQuest franchise. And while this late, great PlayStation 2 MMORPG...
Intel’s Low Power Raptor Lake-T CPUs Finally Land At Retail, Here’s A Pricing Breakdown
Intel’s T-series Raptor Lake processors have finally made it to retail, in Germany at least. German PC-centric retailer CaseKing has listed stocks of the full range of (relatively) power-thrifty desktop RPL CPUs. To tune the processors down to 35W, Intel has typically drastically cut both base and boost clocks, but other important key specs
Skyforge celebrates Valentine’s Day with returning quests and new cosmetics
The month of February has one more Valentine’s Day MMORPG event to add to the list: the one from Skyforge, which is bringing back some...