We’re as curious as the next person about how Intel’s next-generation Arrow Lake processors will fare, both in comparison to the company’s own Raptor Lake Refresh CPUs and AMD’s competing Zen 4 (and eventually Zen 5) chips. But as curious as we are, we’re not about to buy an early sample for $14 from a sketchy sale by a vendor in China, and

With the recent influx of new NVIDIA GeForce RTX Super GPUs that hit store shelves, you’d be mistaken to think that the original GeForce RTX 4070 is old news. Apparently there has been a few interesting developments with this older, but still-relevant model. TechPowerUp recently found that some RTX 4070 graphics cards were using the much larger

Cooler Master aims to keep gamers cool under pressure with two new gaming chairs touting the company’s COOL-IN technology. The Caliber X2C and Caliber R3C also come with multi-position armrests and the ability to recline from 90 to 180 degrees.

The company says the new gaming chairs were designed for unparalleled comfort and customization.

A 32-old Colorado man who previously worked at the National Security Agency (NSA) has been sentenced to 262 months—close to 22 years—in prison for selling National Defense Information (NDI) to a spy from the Russian Federation. Except that the “Russian spy” was actually an undercover FBI agent. 

Jareh Sebastian Dalke, a former employee

The Federal Communications Commission is bringing the hammer down on the country’s largest mobile carriers after finding that these companies have been illegally selling customer location information. T-mobile, which also received a fine that would’ve been levied against Sprint, will pay $92 million. Meanwhile, AT&T will need to cough up $57