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What with all this ultra high speed hardware, and the various (and often hilariously huge) cooling solutions to tame it we've seen at this years Computex, a company could be forgiven for throwing in the towel.
I'm sometimes asked why we don't often recommend Gen 5 NVMe drives (although, to be fair, we do recommend one). Alright, I don't get asked it that often I guess, but the answer remains the same as it was when they first came out—they're very fast, but so are Gen 4 drives, at least for gaming.
Computex 2024 is many things. Incredibly busy. Loud. Hot. All this can make a person frustrated, which means having your day frequently interrupted by this hellish bot can tempt you to cause a scene.
I've been anxious to get a look at CAMM2 DDR5 in the flesh, so to speak, at this years Computex, and Kingston has just provided me with a good look at what to expect from the new RAM form factor in a desktop motherboard.
Gigabyte held its «Gigabyte Unleashed» event today at Computex 2024. There was a small display of motherboards mounted to walls, some new OLED screens to stare at lovingly, and a smattering of gaming laptops, pushed off in a corner like they hadn't really been invited. All the usual suspects you'd expect from a Gigabyte unveiling.
Nvidia is, at this point, so far ahead in the AI hardware game that competing companies are doing the most unlikely of things—working together to keep up and beat the jolly green giant at its own game.
If your YouTube watching has been plagued with an occasional checkerboard effect in recent years, you may have cause for celebration—the Windows 11 KB5037853 Preview build offers a fix.
Google's AI Overview search feature has had, I think it's fair to say, quite a rocky start. From recommending users drink urine (light in color), to suggesting the addition of glue to a pizza sauce, we've all had a laugh at the AI's expense. In between bouts of existential dread and genuine concern over the serious damage this sort of advice could wreak upon users looking for factual results, of course.