Posts by Noah Miller

Nvidia Shield TV Pro: Still the best streaming device after 6 years

When you look back at the landscape of streaming technology, some devices seem to emerge as technological pioneers, while others

CDPR uses Arasaka archives to help indie dev reclaim stolen gear

The glittering spectacle of Gamescom often highlights groundbreaking games and exciting announcements, but for many indie developers and publishers, the

Empulse Splitgate Arena Reloaded are over 1047 Games says

The End of an Era: How 1047 Games is Pivoting After Years of Arena Warfare The digital landscape of competitive

Unexpected benefits of keeping Google Maps on

For years, navigating the unknown has often relied on a single, indispensable digital companion: Google Maps. It has served as

G.Skill EXPO ULL RAM drops for Ryzen CPUs with new subtimings

G.Skill, a heavyweight in the high-performance memory market, has just dropped some exciting news for AMD enthusiasts, introducing the Flare

7 Windows tools Microsoft refuses to delete

Windows 11 arrives with a sleek, modern aesthetic, promising a fresh, intuitive operating experience. It’s a visual upgrade, a promise

Fable PC requirements for 4K visuals

The anticipation for Fable is building, but before the grand reveal of the game itself, Playground Games has dropped the

Don’t use Android’s first alternative app store I tested

Imagine a world where your smartphone is truly yours. A device where you have complete control over the software that

$15 board is now $60 what to buy instead

For years, the Raspberry Pi Zero lineup reigned as the undisputed champion for anyone looking to build a project on

No Law the ultimate cyberpunk sandbox that wastes no time

The gaming landscape is buzzing with news about a massive shift in perspective, courtesy of Neon Giant and their backing

One toggle fixes BIOS SSD throttling

When you build a high-performance gaming rig, you are likely sporting a sleek Gen4 or even Gen5 SSD, the backbone

Dev loves side stories so much it balloons

Some games are built in a vacuum, offering experimental combat in a bizarre, fallen world. But when those games are

6 CPUs worth buying despite expensive DDR4 RAM

The world of PC building has recently been defined by a supply crunch, particularly concerning the highly sought-after DDR5 RAM.

3 Tasks Where Linux Beats Windows

In the sprawling world of operating systems, Windows undoubtedly reigns supreme in terms of sheer convenience for the average user.

The Googlebook Duet m I’ve waited for

In just a couple of weeks, the focus will shift to New York City, where Google is set to host

10-year-old Intel chip transcodes more streams than my GPU

When setting up a home media server, there is a widely accepted wisdom: to achieve the best results, you need

Fable 4K performance: RTX 2060 vs RTX 5080

Dreaming of smooth, immersive gameplay? Achieving that sweet spot of 1080p resolution at a consistent 30 frames per second, especially

Prime Video’s time travel series: Is the journey real

Time travel has long been one of humanity’s most tantalizing fantasies. But how do stories about journeys across the temporal

4 Samsung features I disabled to make my phone better

The quest for the perfect smartphone often feels like navigating a feature-packed labyrinth. We are constantly bombarded with new innovations,

4 real Pokémon Excel projects that actually stick

Tired of Excel tutorials that feel less like instruction and more like a sales pitch? Most beginner courses hand you

Spot fake SD cards and save your files now

The digital age thrives on seamless storage, yet for many consumers, the quest for reliable, affordable memory has turned into

Nodusfall Co-op Monster Slayer Gameplay Revealed

When developer miHoYo unveiled the world of Nodusfall, the immediate thought was that we were looking at another stunning piece

Run Linux on Windows without rebooting 4 ways

If you’ve decided to explore the world of Linux, you might find yourself facing an immediate, familiar hurdle: the stubborn