Upon closer inspection by Igor’s Lab, it has been revealed that the materials used in all-in-one liquid coolers may not always match up with what is advertised by the manufacturers. Out of the six coolers tested, two were found to contain copper/zinc alloy or brass instead of the pure copper that was promised. This discrepancy
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When it comes to gaming monitors, finding a balance between image quality and affordability can be a challenge. However, the Dough Spectrum One offers a compelling option for gamers on a budget. Priced at just $400 for the matte version, this 4K panel delivers impressive image quality without breaking the bank. Matte vs. Glossy One
In the ever-evolving landscape of gaming laptops, finding the perfect balance between performance and affordability can be quite the challenge. With the rise of RTX 40-series laptops and the introduction of new Intel and AMD CPUs, it has become increasingly important to make informed decisions when it comes to purchasing a budget-friendly gaming laptop. Gone
HWInfo64 has long been revered by PC hardware enthusiasts for its comprehensive system monitoring capabilities. However, with the latest beta version introducing on-screen display (OSD) support, HWInfo64 has taken its functionality to a whole new level. Gamers, in particular, will appreciate the convenience of having all their system monitoring needs met in one application, eliminating
Tecno, a relatively unknown brand in the world of portable gaming, has recently launched the Pocket Go, a device that could potentially revolutionize the portable gaming market. Unlike traditional handheld PCs that come with built-in screens, the Pocket Go features AR glasses for visual output. While details about the product are scarce, Tecno has showcased
Microsoft’s history of virtual assistants has been met with mixed reviews, from Bob to Clippy to Cortana. However, Copilot has emerged as the latest addition to the lineup, with a recent update to its beta versions in Windows expanding its capabilities. With the introduction of a new plugin, users can now utilize Copilot to perform
As PC gaming continues to evolve, the demand for better graphics and smoother gameplay is ever-present. This year’s Game Developers Conference (GDC) promises to shed light on Microsoft’s latest innovation in the realm of graphics technology. Among the new features being introduced is DirectSR, Microsoft’s answer to implementing upscaling on Windows devices. While details are
In the vast world of technology, there are often hidden tales that are not shocking or groundbreaking, but rather heartwarming and intriguing. One such story is that of Dave Plummer, a programmer who spent many years working at Microsoft. Despite his official role at the company, Plummer engaged in side projects that would eventually have
Google recently unveiled a new sign-in page design that was supposed to revolutionize the way users interact with their services. However, upon closer inspection, it becomes clear that the changes are minimal at best. The most significant alteration seems to be the relocation of the “Sign in” text to the left of the username login
Recently, a team of researchers has uncovered a new set of attacks that can manipulate wireless chargers to cause significant damage to mobile devices and nearby objects. These attacks, collectively known as “VoltSchemer”, exploit vulnerabilities in the electromagnetic field-based energy transfer process of wireless chargers. Methodology of the Attacks The researchers found that by manipulating