Valve is thankfully continuing to expand the hardware that SteamOS supports instead of locking their OS to the Steam Machine; a hard to get and rather expensive system. SteamOS 3.8.25 will now…
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Valve is thankfully continuing to expand the hardware that SteamOS supports instead of locking their OS to the Steam Machine; a hard to get and rather expensive system. SteamOS 3.8.25 will now…
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Noctua partnered with Asetek to create the NL-LC1-36 AiO liquid CPU cooler from scratch. This is not just a rebranded Asetek cooler, everything about it is custom which makes it both an…
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Microsoft was unimpressed with LG installing pop up ads for McAfee along with their LG Monitor App Installer when someone plugged in certain models of LG displays. Microsoft did not consider…
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I really thought I had published this – imagine my surprise when I discovered I had not…
We continue the journey to 1000 episodes with this riveting installment that could possibly change your…
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We spoke about the dwindling Windows desktop OS market share on our last podcast, and Linux could soon become even more attractive to gamers as another roadblock could be removed. Consider…
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Passkeys are a somewhat new attempt to find something to replace passwords, session cookies, MFA and all the other ways we have to use on the internet to verify both that we…
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The life of a hobbyist system builder is a tough one right now, with only cases and motherboards retaining a somewhat rational price tag. That is a bit relative with Gigabyte’s Aero…
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It’s prohibitively expensive for anyone to indulge in the hobby of PC building, with even older parts like HDDs and DDR4 soaring in price. The price of a new 2TB SSD isn’t…
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We’ve all fed fake email addresses into websites that demand you give them one but don’t require you to verify it. Companies do the same, filling in the From: field on their…
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Time Magazine is apparently testing out a way to game the bots that make up the majority of traffic on the internet. The Register spotted a post by a German software developer…
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