MSI MPG B550 Gaming Edge Motherboard $20 Off at B&H
This motherboard from MSI is currently discounted $20 through B&H.
AMD vs Intel 2020: Who Makes the Best CPUs?
We wade into the endless debate: Who makes the best CPU, AMD or Intel?
Century Reveals RAID 0 M.2 NVMe Thunderbolt 3 External Exclosure
Century Unveils RAID 0 M.2 SSD enclosure supporting Thunderbolt 3 and up to four SSDs, plus a Display Port 1.4 output.
Chinese Laptop Featuring New 14nm Loongsoon 3A4000 CPU Appears
BDY electronics announces a new laptop for the Chinese market with the latest Loongsoon 14nm 3A4000 quad-core CPU.
Google Security Researchers Discover Zero-Day Exploit In Chrome And Chrome OS
Google’s recently released versions Chrome and Chrome OS had a bit of an Achilles heel: a rather pesky zero-day vulnerability that could corrupt the system’s memory from the browser or OS. The bug has been given CVE-2020-15999, but has not even been given an official score yet. Google gives the exploit a “high” level of criticality, and it
Exclusive: Phison’s E18 NVMe SSD Controller Hits 1.2 Million IOPS
Phison is refining its new E18 NVMe SSD controller and has reached up to 1.2 million random IOPS.
Conan Exiles offers apologies for the state of the Xbox One version and assurances of more focus to fix it
So the Xbox One version of Conan Exiles has been pretty busted, with out-of-memory system crashes and error messages stating files had been corrupted that...
NVMe vs SATA vs M.2 : What’s the difference when it comes to SSDs?
Sorting out your SSD: form factors, interfaces and protocols.
Microsoft Surface Pro X 256GB Falls To Bargain $899 With This Hot Deal
If you’ve had your eyes on the Microsoft Surface Pro X, but has been holding off for any particular reason, this is your chance to score a pretty hot deal on it. The Surface Pro X with a 256GB SSD is usually priced at $1,299, which is a pretty hefty chunk of change.
However, Amazon is currently selling the Arm-powered tablet for $899, which
MSI’s Comet Lake Supported Motherboards Change CPU Power Limit Based on CPU Cooler Type
MSI’s motherboards that support Comet Lake change their CPU power limits based on CPU cooler type.