If you have important data stored on an SSD sitting in a closet somewhere you might want to seriously consider plugging them in at least once a year.  As you should expect,…

Notepad used to be a lovely plain text editor, useful for stripping out odd formatting and characters from documents that had been through one too many conversions.  You could usually count on…

We're all back for this night!  AMD brings the FSR Redstone, Nvidia essentially has all the money, DDR and especially the "5" will bleed your wallet dry, and Zoomers turn out to…

Ars Technica got their hands on the all new FrameWork Laptop 16 and it has something they've been hoping for for a long time, a fully removable and replaceable GPU. It's not…

WhatsApp has a feature which allows you to find other users via the phone number you have associated with your account.  This is handy when making a new connection and only confirms…

Almost exactly one year ago we looked at Crucial's Pro overclocking memory, which provided a nice RGB-free option in the gaming RAM arena. The kit we looked at provided up to…

Have you ever been playing DiRT Rally or Microsoft's Flight Simulator and been upset you can't feel the wind in your face?  If so, Nitro Concepts has the product for you!  The…

Operation WrtHug is the name given to a current campaign that has infected a large number of older ASUS WRT routers and is looking for more to take over.  The campaign leverages…

Logitech's new PRO X SUPERLIGHT 2c wireless mouse will be appreciated by those with tiny hands or who want to be able to carry a proper gaming mouse with them wherever they…

Sysmon has been around for some time, but you've had to know what it is and how to install it.  Currently you need to visit Microsoft's Sysinternals page, grab Sysmon and…

Ars Technica jumped the gun on Valve and built their own Steam Box, and described exactly how they managed it.  This is not a Bazzite build, which offers a similar experience to…

Only three of us were available this week, but the show must go on! Perhaps the energy is a bit subdued without Bront and that other guy, but you might just find…

If you are shopping for a pair of stereo speakers Creative is hoping you might consider their Pebble Nova Premium 2.0 USB-C speakers, featuring coaxial drivers.  The 1.89Kg spherical speakers have a…

The Philips 34B2U6603CH is as ultrawide as it's model number, 34" of 3,440 x 1,440 VA panel with a variable refresh rate that peaks at 120Hz and a 1500R curve.  That's decent…

There is a patch out for a rather nasty vulnerability present on three specific ASUS routers.  The DSL-AC51, DSL-N16, and DSL-AC750 router models. They are all relatively inexpensive wireless 802.11n or…

The Sudokoo Mach 120 fan is hoping to become one of your new favourites, replacing Noctua and Phanteks for the best of the best.  KitGuru investigated this dubious claim in a Lian…

Sachin Katti, who has been Intel's CTO for several years, and became head of their AI team when Lip Bu Tan took over leadership of Intel has left to join OpenAI.  The…

AMD makes the big money and gets sued at the same time.  RDNA 1 & 2 support shall continue ... mostly.  Windows gets fixes to the Update and Shutdown.  Tall chips and…

Thinking back to 2015 when I started to seriously get into sim racing, I would not have thought that the industry would move forward as it eventually would. Back then direct drive…

Arc Raiders has arrived, briefly died and then came back with some in-game gifts as an apology, and is now rather popular amongst the loot, craft and kill or cooperate crew. …

The release of Windows 11 25H2 have inspired Ars Technica to update their guide on how to unclutter Microsoft's latest OS to get rid of the features you don't want.  The…

The Thermaltake View 390 Air Future Dusk case was shown off at CES, as is tradition, and KitGuru decided it would be interesting to build a system in to see how well…

Amongst the other unwanted features which the release of Windows 10 gave us, was a bug with Windows Update.  If you asked your machine to Update and Shutdown, it would instead act…

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