Intel integrated graphics overclocked to 4.25 GHz, edging out the RTX 4090's world record
Arrow Lake iGPU pushed using 1.7V at -170°C
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Arm says new Zena platform can cut car development time by 50%
Cloud-based tools and integrated system designs aim to modernize how vehicles are built
Fortnite to add even more AI NPCs following Darth Vader incident
"I find the lack of humanity in your AI chatbot disturbing"
Hell is Us hits only 30 fps at 4K with an RTX 4090 and upscaling enabled
Hell is 4K gaming without proper optimization
Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge sales might be falling short of expectations
Thin isn't everything
Pornhub withdraws from France as age verfication checks get too intrusive
Aylo says au revoir as French law kills the mood
Stunning new Witcher 4 footage runs at 60fps on standard PS5 with ray tracing
Unreal Engine 5.6 is now available with new features
Classic 1993 Star Wars X-Wing gets new life with Unity engine mod, modern graphics
Mod brings enhanced controls, dynamic music, VR, and visual upgrades to the beloved classic
PSA: Don't remove the pre-installed screen cover on the Nintendo Switch 2
More of a safety feature than pre-installed protection
Can the ultra-slim Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge survive the bend test?
A tough test for Samsung's slimmest phone yet
DIY duo turns treadmill into belt-driven limitless 3D printer
It could conceivably print furniture components, architectural models, or long mechanical parts in a single piece
Fake math-puzzle event becomes one of Facebook's most-viewed posts
Do you know the answer?
In a nutshell: There's a simple reason why you see so many baity Facebook posts that have headlines like "only for geniuses," or "only people with high IQs will get this": they attract a lot of engagement. One of them, for a fake competition that supposedly took place last year, has been one of the platform's most popular posts over the last 6 months.
Nvidia's Jensen Huang applauds US trade moves and warns of China's AI advances
He said using tariffs to re-industrialize the US was "an incredible vision"
Asrock confirms Ryzen 9000 failures caused by its BIOS settings, offers to fix motherboards
Asrock recommends returning faulty CPUs to AMD or the retailer
New mods give Morrowind a Baldur's Gate-style isometric makeover
23 years on, Morrowind continues to receive fresh mods
Cyberpunk 2 is officially in pre-production, but it's still at least four years away
Meanwhile, The Witcher 3 has sold 60 million copies
Beaming solar power from space is closer to reality after breakthrough Japanese test
Microwave transmission from satellites could deliver round-the-clock solar power
EA updates Battlefield 2024 anti-cheat mitigation to require Windows Secure Boot
Don't worry. It's no more invasive than Valorant's Vanguard system
Nvidia GTX 970 mod upgrades to 8GB VRAM, matches GTX 1060 in performance
Up to 40 percent higher frame rates than 4GB version
Opera's Neon AI agentic browser promises to do everything – even write code while you're offline
But would you want it to?
China hosts world's first mechanical mixed martial arts tournament
Petite plastic pugilists packing powerless punches