AMD Radeon RX 9060 Review: The Non-XT GPU
AMD's RX 9060 lineup is confusing. Two cards share one name, performance varies widely, and the non XT model hides in OEM systems. We bought a full PC to see how it really performs.
And so this is how a tiny Cloudflare update broke huge chunks of the internet
A faulty file caused Cloudflare's worst outage in six years, taking us with it
What was the first RGB-lit PC component that wasn't a case?
Who flipped the switch on RGB for PC gamers (besides fans and cases... of course)
Microsoft Office is down to $39 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 $39. All the essential tools you need for work or personal projects at over 80% off the regular price.
Judge dismisses lawsuit twice due to alleged deepfake video testimony
Fake witnesses, cloned voices, forged filings
Microsoft is baking Sysmon directly into Windows 11 and Windows Server
The power-user enterprise tool will become easier to deploy and maintain at scale
Blender 5.0 lands with HDR upgrades and improved rendering features
Blender 5.0 introduces a fully overhauled color-management system with native wide-gamut and HDR support, updated ACES 1.3/2.0 views, and Rec.2100 display options for accurate HDR grading. A new Working Color Space and improved OCIO integration streamline pro pipelines, while rendering and texture quality also see notable upgrades.
Roblox will now restrict chat by age group, verified with selfie-based scans
Teens will be able to chat with vetted relatives
AMD Gaming community portal launches with Black Ops 7 DLC giveaway
Nvidia and Intel already have similar platforms
Meta prevails in antitrust showdown, judge says Instagram and WhatsApp deals were lawful
The court finds no social media monopoly, highlights tech market shifts
TikTok is adding a slider to avoid AI junk, and invisible watermarks to make it work
Let's hope others follow suit
System builders are panic-buying memory, and it could spark a chip shortage through 2027
The AI boom is triggering a global DRAM crunch, and consumers are about to feel it
Ford is now selling certified pre-owned cars on Amazon
Pilot program spans Los Angeles, Dallas, and Seattle, with more cities to follow
The new Jeep Recon EV places off-road capability ahead of range
650 hp, 100-kWh battery deliver instant torque -- at a tough time for EVs
Boomers, Gen X, and Millennials pick better passwords than Gen Z – but they're all still bad
Growing up online doesn't mean knowing how to secure accounts
This $24 lifetime AI deal unlocks ChatGPT, Claude, Midjourney and more
From text to images to voice, everything AI in one dashboard
This couple heats their home using a garden shed data center filled with Raspberry Pi boards – saving a fortune
Their energy bills went from $492 to $52
This microscopic chip turns one beam of light into three – and it could reshape quantum computing
Researchers achieve stable, multi-color light conversion without external tuning or control
Nvidia and AMD could kill some low- to mid-range graphics cards as memory shortage crisis intensifies
You can thank AI for hoarding all the DRAM like it's toilet paper in 2020
Google patches critical Chrome zero-day exploited in active attacks
Google has addressed a high severity vulnerability caused by a type confusion bug in Chrome's V8 JavaScript engine. The flaw is being actively exploited and could allow arbitrary code execution through a malicious webpage. Users are advised to update their browsers immediately.
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SECURITY
Company refuses to pay ransomware demand, donates the money instead
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GAMING
Survey: more players prefer single-player over multiplayer
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CASUAL GAMING
Netflix doubles down on TV gaming and social play
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PC GAMING
Valve insists the Steam Machine outperforms 70% of gaming PCs despite 8GB GPU
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NEW SECTION
TechSpot DB for CPUs:Compare, track, and explore
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RYZEN KEEPS WINNING
AMD reaches 33% desktop share as Intel slips again
Microsoft explains how Windows 11 will become an agentic OS whether you like it or not
Separate agent workspaces and agent user accounts, with security as "top priority"
Sundar Pichai says AI boom shows irrational investment, but Google can weather the coming storm
Don't worry, Big Tech has the money to burn
PlayStation Black Friday deals include $100 off PS5 and PS5 Pro consoles
Save up to 75% on select games
Classic 3D Maze screensaver from Windows 95 is now fully playable
For the first time, 3D Maze can be played with most of its original code
Intel Panther Lake APU could take the fight to AMD in handheld gaming PCs
Integrated Arc B380 graphics could power future handhelds
Analogue 3D delivers the most authentic Nintendo 64 experience yet
Analogue's new retro console recreates original Nintendo 64 hardware rather than emulating it, scaling classic titles for modern displays. Reviewers say it feels like a true time machine for purists seeking an authentic experience, though for most the Switch's N64 emulation may already be sufficient.
The Destroyinator is a data deletion monster that can securely wipe up to 60 drives simultaneously at 64 GB/s
Eco-friendly solution for all your data-deletion requirements
Take-Two CEO says gaming is "moving toward PCs," but won't confirm GTA VI on PC yet
Consoles will survive, but PC and mobile are growing faster
Vintage PC parts are getting hit with huge tariffs, even when they're worth almost nothing
A $355 box of retro Apple boards ended up with a $684 tariff
Microsoft's new gaming anti-cheat could ping your PC to the cloud every time you boot
Call of Duty also uses Virtualization-based security, Secure Boot, and TPM
Lawsuit claims Krafton boss asked ChatGPT how to dodge $250 million Subnautica 2 bonus payout
ChatGPT can't solve all your problems
The world is running out of yttrium: a little-known rare earth is becoming the newest flashpoint in global tech
Supply chain disruptions threaten aerospace, semiconductor, and energy production worldwide
This AI mimics humans so perfectly it can corrupt public opinion polls and surveys
"We can no longer trust that survey responses are coming from real people"
Nvidia's RTX 70 Series, Ranked: From the 2070 to the 5070
We compare six years of Nvidia's RTX 70 series, from the 2070 to the new 5070, to see whether the latest card truly moves forward or simply holds the line in performance and value.
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