In this episode of The Full Nerd, Gordon Ung, Brad Chacos, and Adam Patrick Murray dive deep into Ryzen machinations and rumors about “Ti” refreshes for not one, not two, but three […]
Screenshots posted online of what may be Windows 11 suggest that the new operating system will look similar to the never-released Windows 10X. The screenshots, posted to the Chinese Baidu site, feature […]
Editor’s Note: This hands-on report is based on the Windows 11 build which leaked around June 15. For our report on the official preview build of Windows 11, provided by Microsoft, please […]
Intel’s 12th-gen Alder Lake processors aren’t upon us yet, but another price leak indicates they might indeed compete with AMD’s best CPUs, unlike current top-end Core offerings. The latest oopsie comes from […]
The “One Outlook” version of Outlook that is eventually expected to unify the various versions of Outlook has leaked and, well, it’s basically the Outlook web app. If you’d like, you can […]
At the time of writing, Asus is being coy about the pricing of its ROG Ally portable gaming PC. Despite showing off the Steam Deck competitor at a press event last week, […]
A few years ago, “Threadripper” was synonymous with the absolute top end of home-built PCs. The extra sub-brand of Ryzen processors, like “Stingray” to the Corvette, pushed AMD’s hardware to the limit. […]
An astronomical 26 billion records of leaked, breach, and sold data has been discovered on the web—and it’s likely your information is caught up in the mix. Discovered by cybersecurity researcher Bob […]
AMD has been all the rage with gamers lately, as its Ryzen X3D series of CPUs with extra V-Cache boosts gaming performance for both PC builders and pre-builts. But Intel is still […]
If you’re an AT&T subscriber, you might want to keep a close eye on your credit reports. The company has disclosed that approximately 7.6 million current account holders and approximately 65.4 million […]
