Posts by Noah Miller
TSMC will raise chip node prices by 10% starting 2027
The future of microchips is about to get more expensive, as industry titan TSMC prepares to adjust its pricing strategy
Iran claims it destroyed Amazon data hub in Bahrain
Iran Claims Attack on Amazon Data Hub in Bahrain The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps’ Aerospace Force announced on Tuesday that
Steam Deck sales plummet 80% after price hikes
The Steam Deck, once heralded as a budget champion and a revolutionary entry point into PC gaming on the go,
Stellar Blade action rated for Switch 2
The journey of Stellar Blade has been one of remarkable success, setting high standards for action-RPGs and proving that a
Noctua CPU Cooler Review The Return of the King in Black
In the world of technology, not all hardware is created equal. There is a hierarchy, and often, it takes time,
China eyes export controls on AI tech including TSMC bans
China Plots Major Tech Export Shift to Redefine Global AI Race A seismic shift is brewing in the global technology
Breitling Tribute to 007’s Aston Martin DB5
A Taste of Bond and British Racing History: Breitling and Aston Martin Unite Luxury watchmaking has found a thrilling new
Play Halo’s Evolved Campaign & More on Game Pass
The Xbox Game Pass library just got a serious upgrade, delivering a fresh batch of titles and massive, high-profile remakes
Nvidia reveals the two DLSS 5 AI filter sliders
When Nvidia dropped the news about DLSS 5 back in March, the reaction was predictably mixed. Many observers felt that
Anthropic wins $1.5B copyright settlement with authors
In a landmark moment for digital creators and artificial intelligence, a significant copyright settlement has been finalized in a high-stakes
Save $400 on a MacBook Pro M5 with 48GB RAM for $2,699
When it comes to high-end computing, there’s a relentless pursuit of perfection in design and engineering. Apple has set the
China’s 7nm chip leap bypasses EUV limits
The high-stakes world of semiconductor manufacturing is currently defined by an intense technological sprint, where foundry capabilities and chip design
MW4 Beta Dates Officially Announced
The countdown is officially on for Call of Duty Modern Warfare 4, which is set to arrive globally this October.
Ayaneo lists $5000+ gaming handhelds hold my beer
When it comes to portable gaming hardware, sometimes the pursuit of cutting-edge specifications hits an insurmountable wall. Recently, Ayaneo made
PoE won’t let you skip the 20-hour campaign
For years, players have navigated the labyrinth of Path of Exile, chasing massive power and satisfying endgame encounters. But even
Devs considered making Garrett shrink to crawl through drains
Stealth is more than just hiding; it’s an art form. When you look at modern games like Dishonored, where the
Streamer builds 100AA battery PC and benchmarks it on Hannah Montana Linux
What happens when you throw physics out the window and demand a gaming PC powered entirely by batteries? Streamer Uwos
Instantly Revamp Your Google TV with 5 Free Visual Tweaks
Four years. That’s how long I’ve been tethered to the world of Google TV, a device that promised a seamless
Avengers: Doomsday trailer clashes with Dune Part Three this December
The anticipation for the next epic chapter in the Marvel universe has reached a fever pitch with the release of
Microsoft blocks you from saving your AI podcasts
Microsoft is pulling the plug on its innovative Copilot Podcasts feature, and in doing so, is leaving users with virtually
Doted Hamster and Sisters Inspired by GTA Mascot
The Quest for Cuteness: How a Hamster Became a Gaming Phenomenon Imagine being reincarnated not as a human, but as
Drones use screwed compasses for navigation camera tilts when comms fail
The battlefield is no longer just a landscape; it is a high-speed laboratory for technological innovation. In Ukraine’s ongoing conflict
How hated coil whine can sound musical and make you happy
When Your PC Sings: How an Engineering Student Turned Electronic Noise into a Chip Tune For many computer enthusiasts, the
PC runs Hannah Montana Linux on 192 AA batteries
When it comes to fueling powerful desktop systems, the usual route involves cumbersome wall outlets and expensive inverters. But what
Obsidian masters the mess of Fallout New Vegas 2
For fourteen years, Obsidian Entertainment has carved out a remarkable, if sometimes tumultuous, legacy in the world of Role-Playing Games.