Hardware

Upon reviewing the document outlining the changes to Asus’ repair service, it is evident that the company is finally acknowledging its shortcomings. The admission that their warranty, RMA communications, and repair services have not consistently met high standards is a step in the right direction. This shows a level of accountability on Asus’ part. The
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As Memorial Day approaches, many people are looking for great deals on PC upgrades, and one of the best investments one can make is in a new monitor. Unlike other components like CPUs and GPUs that quickly become outdated, monitors tend to remain relevant for longer periods. Additionally, the prices of monitors have been decreasing
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Nvidia has once again proven to be the shining star on Wall Street with its latest quarterly financial results. The company has cemented itself as a money-making powerhouse, surpassing analysts’ expectations and setting new records in terms of revenue generation. In particular, Nvidia reported an impressive $26 billion in revenue for the first quarter of
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Upon the release of Sony’s PS4 classic, Ghost of Tsushima, on PC, many gamers were excited to experience the game on a new platform. However, issues with the game’s performance on Intel Arc GPUs have raised concerns about the thoroughness of the porting process. Nixxes, the company responsible for porting Ghost of Tsushima to PC,
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In a daring experiment, YouTuber Eric Parker decided to test just how long it would take for an unprotected Windows XP machine to fall victim to malware. Setting up a virtual machine with no firewall and no anti-virus software, Parker let the machine sit idle, connected to the internet, just like the good old days.
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