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A Polish DIY Enthusiast Constructs a CPU from Vintage Memory Chips
An innovative project showcases how a single person can build a fully functional CPU using outdated technology.
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An innovative project showcases how a single person can build a fully functional CPU using outdated technology.
A Redditor successfully repaired a broken Steam Deck using parts from an old Nintendo DS Lite, showcasing the device's potential for repairability.
A hidden BIOS capable of pushing the Galax RTX 5090 D to a theoretical power limit of 2,001 W surfaces, but the practical limit remains at a more manageable 1,000 W, ensuring safety for enthusiasts.
The top-rated wireless gaming mouse is now available at an all-time low price of under $75.
A newly popular humanoid robot known as Uncle Bot is captivating audiences on social media by showcasing its surprisingly human-like characteristics.
Exploring the allure of the Binepad BNK16, a customizable macropad that promises to add flair to your workspace.
A closer look at the anticipated AMD Strix Halo chip, showcased in a prototype handheld device.
Minisforum is recalling specific models of its NAB9 mini PCs due to problems with capacitor materials, while gaming models remain unaffected.
AMD looks set to resume the export of its AI chips to China as US regulations appear to loosen, similar to Nvidia's recent moves.
Azeron's new Keyzen gaming keyboard offers ergonomic design and customization, featuring hall effect thumbstick integration.
Check out the latest GPU prices that are even better than during the recent Amazon Prime Day sales.
An update to OptiScaler now theoretically enables AMD's FSR 4 upscaling technology to function in numerous games, excluding those using Vulkan or anti-cheat systems. This update raises questions about why AMD hasn't expanded its own official support.
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