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Over the years, browsers like Chrome, Edge, and Firefox have worked harder and harder to block shady websites from users. We get warnings about insecure and dangerous URLS. But, oddly enough, these apps won’t force you to use secure connections...
ArticleNews
This is the new, more productive Windows 11. Microsoft has announced it’s begun making improvements to File Explorer, speeding up Windows under the hood, and minimizing distractions from the Windows widgets, all in the name of getting...
ArticleReviews & Ratings
AMD’S V-cache-infused X3D series of processors has been an absolute smash hit in the PC gaming space, pushing AMD to the forefront of the performance discussion after years of Intel dominance. But after three generations of success, fans...
ArticleTech Spotlight
This EGPU is not for you, but it showcases what's possible. Adam tests the Highpoint Rocketstor 8631D, a Copprlink-based EGPU that gives full graphics card performance over PCIE Gen5 x16 —an unheard-of situation with consumer setups. ≥
ArticleNews
This is the new, more productive Windows 11. Microsoft has announced it’s begun making improvements to File Explorer, speeding up Windows under the hood, and minimizing distractions from the Windows widgets, all in the name of getting...
ArticleNews
This is the new, more productive Windows 11. Microsoft has announced it’s begun making improvements to File Explorer, speeding up Windows under the hood, and minimizing distractions from the Windows widgets, all in the name of getting...
ArticleDon’t pay scalper prices for a Steam Controller
On May 4, Valve’s Steam Controller went on sale. It doesn’t take space wizard powers to predict that the redesigned Steam Controller is a hot item, both because it’s elusive Valve hardware and it’s the first (hopefully not the last) one...