Phison showed off their E37T controller at CES 2026, and now TweakTown received an engineering sample to test out. The controller is supposed to provide 14,900 MB/s sequential reads while…
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Phison showed off their E37T controller at CES 2026, and now TweakTown received an engineering sample to test out. The controller is supposed to provide 14,900 MB/s sequential reads while…
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Those who are running a Mac with an Apple built CPU should be very careful when installing a clipboard manager app called Maccy, as there is a rather nasty infection being distributed. …
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You know you have plenty of empty PCIe slots in your system, and if you occasionally run into grounding issues with your microphone or the onboard audio doesn’t do surround properly then…
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The name Dave Plummer might ring a bell, when with Microsoft he was one of the main designers of Task Manager and now runs the YouTube channel, Dave’s Garage. His latest…
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2026 has not been a good year for computer security, with every OS seeing a variety of malicious hacks. They have mostly been patched, but that won’t last as more and more…
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When you are dealing with lesser refresh rates NVIDIA’s Pulsar tech will give you smoother motion than a traditional display but the Gigabyte Aorus FO27Q5P can provide up to 500Hz at 1440p. …
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The majority of attacks against LLMs come from text based prompts that will cause the agent to ‘jump the rails’ and start providing responses it shouldn’t. An older example of this was…
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Mostly Steam Machine, but several other products may have been mentioned. Like how memory pricing has gotten so bad that DDR2 is being made again, you’ll get Windows 11 25H2 whether you…
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MSI recently moved their GAMING PLUS line into the MAG family of boards, but apparently only for AMD systems. The Z890 GAMING PLUS WiFi6E does not bear the MSI Arsenal Gaming logo…
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If you are looking for the regularly scheduled horrific news you can find it below the fold, with Micron announcing that their memory pricing will remain sky high until at least 2030…
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