‘Tube-less’ CPU Waterblock Hides Tubes Behind Motherboard
Der8auer reviewed a unique CPU waterblock concept that hides a custom-loop’s cooling tubes behind the motherboard.
Preview: Palia Brings The Cozy Vibes With Its Community Sim MMO
Cozy MMO Palia launches into Closed Beta today, opening up its world for players to explore, build together and uncover the mysteries of Palia, and maybe...
AMD’s RX 7900 XTX is finally in Steam hardware survey but hardly any gamers use it
The AMD RX 7900 XTX GPU has finally made it to Steam’s hardware survey after nearly a year, but AMD is still in trouble.
The Stream Team: Peeking in on the cozy closed beta of Palia
Today is the day when Palia begins its wider beta testing, and MOP’s Chris is joining in! Whether it’s comfy adventure, unfocused exploration, or game...
PCIe at the Speed of Light: PCI-SIG Forms Optical Workgroup
PCI-SIG Optical Workgroup will prepare PCIe for using optical interconnects.
Chinese Researchers Tout Densest Carbon Nanotube Transistors Yet, Sub-10nm Nodes
A 175nm carbon nanotube FET proves competitive against 45nm transistors, with 10nm carbon nanotubes being a distinct possibility.
Hearthstone welcomes this summer’s Titans card set
It’s expansion week for Blizzard’s Hearthstone, as the digital card game welcomed its latest 145-card set: Titans. This xpack includes the new Forged and Titan...
Singularity 6 interview: Palia is the cozy cottagecore sandbox to beat as it begins closed beta
The label “cozy” is in increasing danger of becoming a watered-down label thanks to how much it’s being used in culture these days. Yet if...
AMD Reveals When It Will Launch New Enthusiast-Class RDNA 3 Radeon RX 7000 GPUs
AMD shared some exciting news about the expansion of the Radeon RX 7000 series of consumer graphics cards yesterday evening. During a call with investors, AMD CEO Dr. Lisa Su said that the company plans to release new “enthusiast-class Radeon 7000” GPUs in Q3 this year. No specific model names were mentioned, but the market segment Su refers
Semiconductor Researchers Solve Diamond Wafer Slicing Challenges With Lasers
The semiconductor industry’s use of diamond wafers has been held back by technical issues, but a new laser slicing technique might popularise the material.