Call of Duty: Warzone Mobile Launches with the Return of Fan Favorite Verdansk Map
Activision's Call of Duty: Warzone Mobile launched earlier this week bringing the series' battle royale multiplayer to mobile devices for the first time. Go to...
Warframe debuts new previews for its Dante Unbound, Warframe 1999, and Jade Shadows updates
The devstream from Warframe at this year’s PAX East had a lot to show off to fans. That’s generally nothing new if you consider how...
This NAS motherboard has more 2.5G Ethernet ports than USB ports — Topton N9 comes with eight 2.5G Ethernet ports
AliExpress sells the Topton N9, a motherboard that leverages Intel’s Kaby Lake G processors and offers NAS users up to eight high-speed 2.5G Ethernet ports.
Final Fantasy 14’s In-Game Final Fantasy 16 Crossover Announced For April 2nd
Finally, the primal-battling Warrior of Light of Final Fantasy 14 gets to meet... well, spoilers, of Final Fantasy 16. At PAX East, the dates for...
Asus ROG NUC has a $1,629 starting price — entry-level SKU comes with Core Ultra 7 155H CPU and RTX 4060 GPU
Asus reveals pricing and maximum performance configurations of its upcoming ROG NUCs, which will include up to an Intel Core Ultra 9 185H CPU and discrete RTX 4070 GPU.
AMD lifts memory overclocking limitations on RX 7900 GRE — new Adrenalin driver increases limit to 3,000 MHz
AMD has provided an overclocking update to its RX 7900 GRE and increased the maximum memory overclocking limit by 22.8%.
MIT Unveils Gen AI Tool That Generates High Res Images 30 Times Faster
AI image generators typically work through a process known as “diffusion”. Basically, the model that’s generating the image starts with a very vague, blurry picture, and successive sampling steps refine the image until it’s sharp and realistic—or at least, as real as the model can get for what you’ve prompted. Diffusion is usually a time-consuming
LOTRO Legendarium: My 11 favorite zones in LOTRO
This week I put my chin on my fists and thought super-hard about the following question: What column could I write that would be both...
EVGA power supply allegedly kills 22TB of customer storage — revised model from RMA had a different pin layout and killed all SATA-powered devices
EVGA accidentally blew up 22TB of customer storage after it failed to ship updated cables with a power supply the customer RMAed.
Chinese smuggler tried to slip 44 tattered RX 580 GPUs through customs
The customs officers of the Shangai Pudong International Airport confiscated 44 graphics cards from a smuggler who tried to pass through the green channel, hoping to evade any charges or laws prohibiting such large imports.