This podcast is what happens when worlds collide.  Such as Windows and SSDs.  Or Microsoft and listening to users.  Or Softbank and Intel.  Oh, you want more?  How about 720p and 720Hz…

The most recently discovered issue with Microsoft's latest batch of patches isn't quite as bad as storage devices you aren't allowed to move data to but it is certainly upsetting a lot…

Yesterday we saw reports of a variety of drives including Corsair Force MP600, Maxio SSD, SanDisk Extreme Pro, Kioxia Exceria Plus G4, and the Kioxia M.2, among others.  These drives have either…

Dawn of War 4 is being teased at Gamescom, and with a public trailer to get a peek at what it looks like.  We do know it is being designed to…

We are certainly familiar with Thrustmaster here at PC Perspective. I have done more than a few reviews of their products through the years, and it has been very interesting to see…

This Patch Tuesday has been a rough one for Windows users, with numerous issues affecting users that were responsible and updated their OS.  Among other things the updates has broken the…

ASRock have come up with an interesting motherboard idea, instead of optimizing for overclockers or gamers the B850 LiveMixer WiFi is built for content creators.  They did extensive testing with popular video…

If you prefer your mouse without a tail but still need an insane polling rate then the Alienware Pro might be something you want to check out.  It uses the PixArt PAW3395…

Intel, the company now famous for losing ~60% of it's stock value in 2024, has found someone willing to give them a bit of a cash infusion.  Softbank just picked up…

The RTX 5080 Noctua OC Edition finally got a review and boy is it impressive!  You will hear noise levels peaking at 29-30 dBA with your GPU at be a comfortable 65C…

The Register is visiting a parallel dimension this morning, one where we don't live in perpetual confusion about who it is that Microsoft is taking advice from when they add new Windows…

Join us as we turn a slow news week into the podcast event of the decade.  Hackable smartphones, AOL dialup, Android tablets w/o Google, Microsoft more fully embraces GitHub, GPU sales on…

Corsair's Frame 4000D is not a new case but it is definitely one worth remembering if you are shopping for a new enclosure.  You can pick up a version of the Frame…

Microsoft is certainly consistent when it comes to ignoring their customers desires and in their utter refusal to learn from the past.  Case and point is the recent podcast featuring Pavan Davuluri,…

The system build that is wrapped around a coffee machine might look cool but it certainly doesn't run cool, while this all copper system both looks and runs cool.  Hidden underneath…

Everything old is new again, as the Video Game History Foundation just uploaded what might be the first ever official reviews of the original Legend of Zelda and Super Mario…

Hackaday has a dream, a very unlikely one, but one likely shared with a lot of tech enthusiasts; the ability to tinker with our smartphones.  It is deeply unfair that only hackers…

Reddit has been quite successful at preventing the hordes of data harvesters AI companies use to raid the intellectual property of anyone who dares have a presence on the internet.  That cannot…

The FiiO SA1 stereo speakers are active, so you will need to ensure you have power handy; as long as you do they will accept RCA, optical, USB, coax or aux-in.  They…

This is a sentence that won't make sense to 30 year olds, but there once was a time when we all had a collection of free AOL CDs we could use to…

AMD is on the rise, and their financials show it, plus they might have won The Game.  We discover that Windows 11 SE is still a thing, PCIe 8 has been ratified,…

Today The Register published a reminder of just how vulnerable the roughly 12,000 satellites orbiting the Earth are to hacking attempts.  Yamcs is an open source application used by NASA and…

Endorfy is not the first company you think of when you are shopping for a PSU, but it could be a solid choice if you don't need extra wattage on your 12VHPWR…

Ars Technica had a chance to try out Murena’s Pixel Tablet, and Android tablet with absolutely no Google on it.  The Pixel Tablet comes pre-loaded with a Chromium-based web browser with specific…