GOG co-founder buys retro gaming storefront from CD Projekt Red
Nothing changes for users, but questions about long-term profitability linger
Asus denies recent reports of launching its own memory chip facility
The plant wouldn't come online soon enough to solve the current shortage
Microsoft Office is down to $35 for a lifetime license
TL;DR: If you're looking for a powerful productivity suite without paying any subscriptions, Office 2021 is now available for just $35. All the essential tools you need for work or personal projects at over 80% off the regular price.
The people building humanoid robots say the hype is running ahead of reality
Humanoid robots can walk and run – doing useful work is another story
HWMonitor provides a simple view of PC hardware temperatures and voltages
HWMonitor tracks essential system metrics such as CPU and GPU temperatures, voltages, fan speeds, and power usage. It offers a quick snapshot of hardware behavior, making it useful for routine monitoring and basic troubleshooting.
Hackers flood Rainbow Six Siege with billions in virtual currency, forcing the Ubisoft marketplace offline
Ubisoft has yet to ban any players, including those who spent the gifted currency
AI data centers are turning to jet engines and diesel because the grid can't keep up
Powering AI is getting louder, dirtier, and more complicated
Text Grab is a lightweight OCR utility for instant text capture
Text Grab is a small app from the same developer behind PowerToys' Text Extractor. If you just need fast OCR without the rest of the suite, Text Grab gets it done with zero fuss.
A forgotten South Korean tungsten mine could help the US break its reliance on China
A decades-old mine is reentering service as the US redraws its mineral strategy
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Review
Nvidia RTX 5050 vs Intel Arc B580: Budget GPU Battle
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Best Of
The Best PC Games (You Should Be Playing)
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Feature
Single Stick vs. Dual Channel RAM: How Much Performance Do You Actually Lose?
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AMD FSR Redstone Looks Sharp on Paper, Plays Rough, Launches Broken
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Review
6 Years of Mid-Range Radeon GPUs Tested: The 9070 Comes Out on Top
AI demand pushes 4TB DDR5 RAM prices to Porsche and Range Rover levels
DDR4 remains relatively affordable, at least for now
Ayaneo Pocket Vert handheld offers Dreamcast, PS2, and GameCube emulation from $269
Now available for pre-order with early bird pricing
Modders are upgrading Nvidia RTX 5080 cards to 32GB of VRAM
Paying for an additional 16GB of high-performance VRAM? In this economy?
Apple's foldable iPhone leaks again, and it's thinner than expected
New video fleshes out dimensions, display specs, and potential design trade-offs
More than 20% of YouTube's feed is now "AI slop," report finds
The US ranks third in AI slop consumption and subscribers
Tesla's robotaxi vision faces a reality check from Waymo's head start
Tesla talks trillion-dollar robotaxis, but Austin tells a slower story
LG goes all-in on 5K gaming with new UltraGear evo OLED and Mini LED displays
Three "world's firsts," according to LG
The battery boom is reviving US graphite mining after decades of dormancy
The US is betting on domestic graphite to reduce reliance on China
Researchers build world's smallest autonomous robots
At one-tenth the width of a millimeter, these robots think, swim, and survive for months
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RYZEN
AMD's 5-year-old CPUs are popular again because RAM is too expensive
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EMAIL
Gmail will finally let you change that embarrassing old address
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SCIENCE
Magnetic cloaking is moving from theory to real-world engineering
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NEXT-GEN
Zen 6 and Nova Lake set to clash with massive 3D V-Cache designs
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GAMING CULTURE
Why some video games improve brain function – and others don't
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RAM GOLD RUSH
Corsair replaces $1,000 96GB DDR5 memory kit with $35 RGB-only RAM
Quantum computing made measurable progress toward real-world use in 2025
DARPA's benchmarking effort, new qubit architectures, and algorithm work drive industry momentum
The auto industry is being forced to move faster by China's EV makers
Building a new car now takes two years, and that's the new normal
Upgrading During the DRAM Apocalypse with AMD's $75 CPU
We once told people to avoid the Ryzen 5 5500. Years later, it's a top-selling CPU. With DDR5 prices spiraling, has this budget Zen 3 chip become the right choice after all?
Nvidia's $20 billion Groq deal looks a lot like an acquisition in disguise
The licensing pact gives Nvidia talent, tech access, and industry leverage without triggering regulators
LG's most ambitious home robot yet arrives at CES 2026
CLOiD robot brings dexterous hands to household chores
Laptop RAM adapters could help PC builders survive the memory crunch
Performance is virtually identical to desktop RAM
US-China chip tensions cool as new semiconductor tariffs are delayed until 2027
Trump administration maintains that China is practicing unfair trade
The myth of China's stolen EUV machine meets reality: it hasn't made a single chip
Reports of China cracking EUV lithography were greatly exaggerated
AMD's 5-year-old Ryzen CPUs are popular again because RAM is too expensive
The DDR5 crunch brings back the Ryzen 7 5800X, and even the Ryzen 5 3600
AI created 50 new billionaires in 2025, startup investment pulled in more than $200 billion
Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos, and Jensen Huang are among the biggest beneficieries
Pinta lets you edit images without the complexity of advanced editors
Pinta is a simple open-source image editor aimed at basic editing tasks like cropping, resizing, drawing, and quick color adjustments. It includes support for layers, effects, and a full undo history, while keeping system requirements low.
Robotaxis can drive themselves, but still pay humans $20 to close the door
Door glitches and power outages are creating a new kind of gig work
TL;DR: For all the talk of self-driving cars erasing human labor, hundreds of Waymo vehicles across LA and San Francisco are proving the opposite. The company's robotaxis depend on people – some paid through a towing app called Honk, others working behind computer screens – to handle simple physical tasks that the machines can't manage on their own.
The PlayStation 5 is powered by a GPU roughly equal to which PC graphics card?
Is it closest to a Radeon, GeForce, or Intel graphics equivalent?
Google is finally letting you change that embarrassing old Gmail address
Good news, LimpBizk1tfan182
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