World of Warcraft’s season 3 launches as Blizzard looks at crafting K’aresh
Have you had enough time in World of Warcraft’s Ghosts of K’aresh patch to get your feet under you? The designers certainly hope so, as season...
Samsung’s 4TB 990 Pro SSD tumbles to lowest-ever price — our top SSD pick returns to a low price not seen since October 2024
Samsung’s 9100 Pro 4TB and 2TB SSDs with heatsinks leap to an all-time low price
NVIDIA’s Alleged GeForce RTX 50 Super Pricing Just Changed For The Better
The most contentious part about the modern GPU era is a toss-up between pricing and availability, at least when it comes to graphics cards for gaming PCs. So in that regard, there’s a bit of good news floating around the rumor mill. NVIDIA’s GeForce RTX 50 Super series refresh, which could be right around the corner, could debut at lower-than-expected
Samsung’s 500Hz QHD OLED monitor, the first of its kind, is now available in the U.S. for $999 — two new curved monitors under the Odyssey G7 lineup also go on sale
Samsung’s ultra-fast 500 Hz refresh rate OLED gaming monitor is finally available for purchase.
I’m building a media server out of leftover PC parts and a 3D printed case
Why buy a PC server when you can build one using spare parts and a 3D printer?
NCORE is Astrum’s new arena shooter, and it’s planning a Steam alpha this fall
You’ve heard of cottagecore, animecore, barbiecore, but now, say hello to NCORE! Wait, my editor is telling me that’s not what core means here, but...
Students 3D print drone that can swim underwater and fly through the air — ‘variable-pitch propeller system’ paves way for amphibious breakthrough
Students from Aalborg University in Denmark have 3D printed a custom drone that is able to operate underwater and can seamlessly jump between flight and submerged travel.
The Daily Grind: Do you prefer simple, straightforward crafting in MMOs?
It seems to me that several MMORPGs are trying to gussy up their crafting systems in an effort to make them more immersive, challenging, and...
Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan has become a lightning rod of controversy in the semiconductor space amid US and China geopolitical tensions — here’s why
The CEO of Intel, Lip-Bu Tan, is under serious pressure from government administrators and watchdogs over alleged ties to Chinese technology firms, and his recent leadership of a US company that was fined for selling chip design software to firms linked to the Chinese military.