Posts by Liam Brooks

Sam Altman calls PC RAM use for AI “terrible” during a shortage

If you’ve recently been hunting for a good deal on memory, you’ve likely noticed a noticeable shift in pricing. The

20 Warhammer 40K products for Warhammer Day

When the shadows lengthen and the air turns crisp, some fans don’t wait for Halloween; they anticipate the true chaos

Turned an old router into a travel router and fixed hotel Wi-Fi

When you travel, you bring more than just clothes and souvenirs; you bring a digital entourage. Laptops, tablets, phones, and

Clint Eastwood’s best Western is finally free to stream

Clint Eastwood is a name synonymous with the American Western, an archetype that has carved an indelible space in cinematic

Gemini works offline on Android

The magic of artificial intelligence, particularly large language models like Gemini, has fundamentally reshaped how we interact with technology. On

Doom Legend brings Zelda magic to his next shooter

Legendary game developer John Romero is the kind of figure who has shaped gaming history, but even legends face the

Sam Altman: Why you should want a data center not DRAM

The relentless pace of artificial intelligence development has created a curious paradox: as AI promises to revolutionize the world, it

Fujifilm pours $64M into magnetic tape for AI storage

Fujifilm Invests Big in Magnetic Tape Production for the AI Age In a strategic move aimed at fueling the demands

Edifier G5 Max Wireless Gaming Headset Review

In the wireless gaming world, there is a metric that truly captures the attention of every enthusiast: battery life. For

Hidden setting speeds up Pixel charging

Ever wondered how to squeeze the maximum life out of your smartphone battery, especially when you need a quick top-up?

Amazing Ocypus latha P1000 beetle action shot

The Quiet Power Revolution: Why the Ocypus Iota P1000 is a Budget Powerhouse In the competitive world of PC components,

Trading GTA 6 supercars for Leonida transit

The next evolution of the Grand Theft Auto series is set to introduce a surprising layer of realism that goes

Power tool gifts I won’t buy

There is a rhythm to the power tool market, and understanding it is the secret to snagging the best deals.

Vera CPU vs. Rapids-AP and Turin Data Center Benchmarks

This article provides a detailed performance comparison of Nvidia’s Vera CPU against AMD and Intel in various data center and

Intel Nova Lake fills the high-end desktop gap

Intel is preparing for a major shift, signaling strong confidence about the performance of its next generation of desktop chips.

TCL 4K Gaming Monitor Review Extreme Color and Brightness

Based on the provided text, here is a summary of the testing and key takeaways for the monitor, likely the

Intel shifts capacity to data center chips during memory crisis

The semiconductor world is currently navigating a brutal reality: the memory crisis continues to drive up prices, creating significant headwinds

I carried my whole Linux desktop on a USB stick for a week

The idea of a “live desktop” might sound like a cutting-edge concept, but the technology behind it is anything but

Metro Redux: Next-Gen Xbox Play Anywhere support

Get ready to dive back into the shadows of Moscow, because Microsoft has just delivered a major upgrade for the

$100 homelab replaces 3 cloud subscriptions

The Secret to Smarter Cloud: How a Homelab Can Pay for Itself Are you tired of letting endless cloud subscriptions

Switch 2 + Free Game for as low as $459

Grab the Future: Unlocking the Nintendo Switch 2 with a Killer Deal Get ready to dive into the next generation

MSI cuts gaming monitor prices in early Black Friday deals

The gaming monitor market is buzzing with excitement as MSI kicks off the Black Friday season early, rolling out some

Binge 3 HBO Max docs this weekend

HBO Max is proving that the streaming landscape isn’t just about volume; it’s about quality. As the month draws to

Tiny slider tanks your GPU performance

The Hidden Performance Trap: Why That Tiny Slider Can Be Killing Your GPU When you look at the bleeding edge