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Your typical gaming rig doesn't need anywhere near 256GB of RAM, but we do use our PCs for things other than gaming. Things like content creation or virtual machines come to mind. Either that or running Chrome with a hundred tabs open.
Many people—myself included— have had to deal with the woe of a wet phone. My experience came during the Songkran festival in Thailand. If you've ever experienced it, it means you get wet. Very wet. Some water got into my supposedly sealed phone pouch, and yes—I actually used rice to dry it out. It turns out that's not the best thing to do, at least according to an Apple support document.
You don't need ChatGPT to tell you that AI is big business. Nvidia is making an absolute killing. Yet, for all the buzz and talk about AI, and Nvidia's understandable shift of attention to where the big money is, its gaming business continues to thrive.
Intel held its inaugural Intel Foundry Services Direct Connect event today. It essentially marks the launch of Intel's new manufacturing strategy, bringing all of its customer manufacturing, system design, packaging and connectivity solutions under one umbrella.
An Intel Lunar Lake engineering sample CPU has been spotted running Windows. That's hardly surprising during the development phase of any CPU, but this one is made more interesting given the screenshot reveals some key specifications regarding its cache configuration and Hyperthreading (or lack thereof).
The upcoming Core i9 14900KS CPU has shown up at several European retailers. Intel's latest binned KS model is sure to be its fastest gaming chip. Though it's likely to use a lot of power and pump out volcanic amounts of heat, the price looks to be within expectations, if only going by i9 13900KS pricing.
Windows 12 may not be coming this year after all. Perhaps one reason is that Microsoft is already struggling to get users to give up Windows 10 and migrate to Windows 11. How can Microsoft encourage users to make the switch? Promote its best features? Better performance? AI functionality? Apparently not.
All PC gamers come across a bug or two every now and then, but rarely like this. I'm talking about the real variety. That's right, some PC gamers have reported ant infestations in their PCs. That's bad enough in isolation, but these little blighters have been reported to damage thermal pads and thermal paste, leading to a rise in temperatures.