I had a dream that I posted this already – but I was wrong.
The Ryzen 5800X3D becomes widely available, it’s like the return of the former king. Memory supply continues to get…
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I had a dream that I posted this already – but I was wrong.
The Ryzen 5800X3D becomes widely available, it’s like the return of the former king. Memory supply continues to get…
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Printer ink cartridges and have been a sore spot for years thanks to the over the top behaviour of the companies that sell them. They are priced so high it usually makes…
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If you have been looking for games that aren’t part of the AAA group of developers, either because of the quality of the games lately or perhaps in solidarity for the numerous…
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Google introduced their image search 25 years ago and it was amazing. Previously there was no way to search using an image and Google figured out a way to let you drag…
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Windows 10 users that opted to set up an online Microsoft account instead of a local account are now getting emails from Microsoft informing them of another year of Extended Security Updates. …
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Samsung has introduced a new model in their venerable SSD series, with the new SSD 990 positioned as a “sweet spot” option for mainstream applications. It is a PCIe 4.0 NVMe drive,…
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KitGuru wanted to love the Epomaker RT100 Pro keyboard but ran into serious issues with the software, however kudos to Epomaker for listening to their feedback and making some improvements. The…
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Sony were the ones to trigger the most recent outcry over customer’s desire to actually own the games they buy instead of just renting them for an indeterminate amount of time. They…
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Valve offers Windows drivers now for the Steam Machine, Intel feels like they need to join to price rising brigades, Micron is fab, MiniPC’s with last gen gear, and Nvidia will lend…
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setup, install, inst, imposta, ayarla, and felrak. According to one of our favourite Microsoft old times, Raymond Chen, those were the magic words that Windows 95 looked for when deciding if a…
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