Engineering
Hardware Busters unveils open GPU test suite
Unlocking the Secrets of GPU Performance: Hardware Busters Releases Automated Test Suite A groundbreaking initiative has landed in the world
RTX Spark/N1X Cinebench leak shows strong single-core weak multi-core results
The hardware arms race is always fueled by marketing, but NVIDIA seems to be executing a smarter strategy than simply
ShadowPlay at 240 FPS with NVIDIA App
NVIDIA Unlocks Ultra-Detailed Gaming Analysis with 240 FPS Recording For competitive gamers and performance enthusiasts, the pursuit of milliseconds is
GDDR7 costs halt RTX 50 SUPER launch
The Art of the Upgrade: How Graphics Memory Redefines the RTX Era For years, the seemingly simple act of updating
Steam Machine hits 100°C alarm via BIOS
A red warning light rarely serves as a pleasant introduction to new gaming hardware. It’s meant to be a clear
NVIDIA unlocks Windows development on Arm and RTX Spark with CUDA 13.4
In the world of high-performance computing and software development, the traditional workflow often feels more like a frustrating assembly line
Blackwell Hotspot Explained: Turning the TIM Tool into a Monitoring System
In the world of high-performance computing, understanding the health and performance of hardware is crucial. Yet, sometimes, trying to build
Microsoft vulnerability flood hits gaming BIOS and firmware
The security landscape doesn’t always deliver the dramatic headline; sometimes, the true story is found in the quiet accumulation of
Intel supplies older CPUs to China budget PCs rely on legacy tech
Sometimes the most interesting hardware news isn’t about the newest architecture; it’s about what happens when the tide turns and
RPCS3 runs 75% of the PS3 library
The PlayStation 3, with its powerful but notoriously complicated Cell processor, occupied a unique and frustrating space in the world
Qualcomm updates Snapdragon Control Panel for better gaming and drivers
The shift to Windows on Arm has brought exciting new possibilities to the market, promising incredible efficiency and portability. Yet,
TSMC A14 hits 90% SRAM yield production risk starts in 2027
The journey from a silicon test chip to a finished, powerful processor is one of the most complex manufacturing feats
Mario Kart Wii recompiled for PC public beta August
For years, fans have enjoyed the nostalgic thrill of Mario Kart Wii on modern personal computers, largely thanks to the
LG Monitors force-install apps including McAfee ads
Connect a monitor, let Windows detect the device, and then be greeted with advertising notices for antivirus software – this
CXMT DDR5 testing lags SK hynix in OC and voltage scaling
The global market for DDR5 memory has been under significant strain, characterized by tight supply chains and escalating prices. Industry
Apple M7 Ultra hits 1.5TB memory and Blackwell AI power
The intersection of Apple and artificial intelligence presents a fascinating paradox: while the software promises related to AI often soar
ASML sees price room as TSMC curbs surcharges
The Invisible Hand: How One Company Controls the Future of Silicon If you aspire to manufacture the cutting-edge semiconductors that
Shark vacuum vulnerability opens third-party devices
Robotic vacuum cleaners were designed to tackle dust bunnies, not unravel the threads of personal privacy. However, a recent security
Blackwell AI powers robots via Nvidia Jetson T3000/T2000
Nvidia Powers the Edge: New Modules Bring High-Performance AI Directly to Robots and Vehicles The revolution in artificial intelligence is
Dbrand stops Companion Cube case for Steam Machine after Valve contact
In the high-stakes world of custom PC hardware, where aesthetics meet engineering precision, some decisions are made for fun, and
PS5 Slim boots Linux via custom firmware
The Linux Frontier: How Homebrew is Redefining the PS5 Ecosystem In the world of console hacking and open-source software, innovation
SK Hynix warns of the industry’s worst memory shortage in 2027
As the global technology landscape rapidly evolves, the foundation of digital life—high-speed memory chips—is increasingly facing a critical supply challenge.
Intel makes first Panther Lake chips with High-NA EUV
The relentless pursuit of smaller, faster, and more efficient computer chips has always been the driving force in the semiconductor
Read GPU Hotspots & Diagnose Blackwell Cooling Issues
In the world of high-performance computing, especially concerning Graphics Processing Units (GPUs), performance is often measured in speed and frames
Panther Lake pilots $400M High-NA EUV production
It seems that in the high-stakes world of semiconductor manufacturing, progress often arrives with an amusing twist. Intel’s recent achievements