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Basemark GPU Wants To Benchmark Everything That Has A G...

Basemark recently released its Basemark GPU benchmark with support for Windows, Linux, and Android.

Dutch Gaming Authority Empties Valve's Loot Boxes Over...

Valve is the first company to fall victim to the Dutch Gaming Authority's crackdown on loot boxes.

IDC: VR, AR Headset Sales Are Down, But Don't Panic

IDC released its Worldwide Quarterly Augmented and Virtual Reality Headset Tracker, and the results paint a grim picture of the current state of the market. But don't fret--the report also points to a booming future.

OpenBSD Will Disable Intel Hyper-Threading To Avoid Spe...

OpenBSD committed to disabling Intel's Hyper-Threading (HT) technology on machines running the operating system due to the high chance of HT making it easier for attackers to exploit Spectre-like security flaws.

Atari Starts Another Run of Not-So-Limited VCS Consoles

Atari debuts new wood-clad version of Atari VCS console called Tribute Edition as crowdfunding campaign nears end.

New Reports Say Hackers Targeting Defense Companies, Bi...

Reports by Symantec & Kaspersky reveal hacking groups are targeting satellite & defense companies in the US & Asia, and chemical/biological labs in Europe.

Link Tax, 'Censorship Machines' Pass EU Committee Vote

An EU Committee on Legal Affairs advanced the copyright reform proposal with a vote. This July, the bill go to the European Parliament for an initial vote that will start the negotiations with the EU Council.

New 'Embedded Dash Panels' Are Virtual TVs For Your Ocu...

The latest version of Oculus Rift Core 2.0 beta includes a new feature called Embedded Dash Panels, which are 3D objects that feature windows to your desktop content.

HyperX Alloy Elite RGB Keyboard Review: RGB Light Bar B...

The HyperX Alloy Elite RGB is the company’s fourth keyboard and current flagship, but it's still an upstart in the keyboard market. How does it fare?

Ethics, Politics Pit Tech Employees Against Their Bosse...

Controversial relationship with ICE makes Microsoft the latest company to anger its own employees by working for the U.S. government.

Can Parents Trust ESRB Ratings for Games?

You'll find ESRB age ratings on video game packages and marketing materials, but can you trust their advice?

Google Home Helps Attackers Find Your Home

Google Home and Chromecast devices are affected by a firmware design flaw that could allow attackers to find your precise location

Verizon Plans to Stop Selling Location Data to Brokers

Verizon says it will stop selling location data to third-party companies, like LocationSmart and Zumigo, that sell that data to dozens of other companies

Amazon Faces Backlash Over 'Rekognition' Software's Use...

Multiple shareholder and civil rights groups call on Amazon to stop selling its facial recognition to governments as its use could lead to abuse.

Alexa Is Coming To Your Hotel Room

Amazon's voice assistant is ready to be your personal concierge.

Riotoro's Builder Edition 1200W PSU Marries Power With...

Riotoro enriches its PSU offerings with the Builder Edition 1200W model, which offers lots of Watts and 80 PLUS Gold efficiency at a nice price tag $220.

ZTE Escapes US Ban, Will Pay New $1 Billion Fine (Updat...

American companies will now able to sell technology to ZTE once again, but ZTE's future in the U.S. isn't so bright.

Meet Corsair's New SF Platinum And Vengeance PSUs

Corsair had two new PSU lines to show during Computex 2018, the SF Platinum and the upgraded Vengeance units, which have now 80 PLUS Silver efficiency.

Acer Predator X34P 34" Gaming Monitor Review: Overclock...

Acer's refreshed Predator X34P sports a curved IPS panel, with its predecessor’s 3440x1440 resolution and G-Sync, but ups the top speed to an overclocked 120Hz.

AMD Trolls Intel: Offers 16-Core Chip to Winners of Six...

AMD trolls Intel by offering its 16-core Threadripper 1950X to winners of the six-core Core i7-8086K.

Gamdias Adds to Greek Mythology With PSUs, Cooling and...

Gaming company Gamdias showcases power supplies, cooling products, gaming chairs, mice and mouse pads

Nvidia's AI Tech Can Turn Standard Video Into a Slow-Mo...

Nvidia has developed a method using neural networks to convert standard video recordings into detailed slow-motion, ultra-high frame rate video clips.

YouTube Blocking Legal Channels Ahead Of June 20 EU Cop...

Ahead of the vote on the new EU copyright directive, YouTube has started to erroneously take down what appear to be non-infringing channels.

Multiple Zero-Day Bugs Found In 390 Axis Camera Models

IoT security firm VDOO found multiple security flaws in the surveillance cameras from several vendors. The company disclosed that 390 camera models from Axis Communications were affected by multiple zero-day bugs.

Custom-Binned 5.3GHz Intel Core i7-8086K Goes On Sale F...

Silicon Lottery unveils its pre-overclocked Core i7-808K models, but be ready to break out your wallet.

Samsung Hit With $400 Million Fine Over FinFET Patent I...

Samsung Electronics Co. is facing a hefty $400 million penalty for infringing on a patent owned by a South Korean University.

Hands On With Phanteks' New Cases and Power Supplies

We go hands-on with Panteks' new chassis arriving later this year, and take a look at the company's upcoming PSU lines.

Corsair RM750x PSU Review: Improving On A Classic

Corsair's new RMx PSUs operate even more quietly than before. Moreover, the RM750x also features smaller dimensions and two EPS connectors.

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ASRock Phantom Gaming X Radeon RX580 8G OC Review: A So...

ASRock is stepping out with its first add-in graphics card, the Phantom Gaming X Radeon RX580 8G OC. This mainstream solution flies under the radar with a cost-conscious design, but should shine against competing models once it's available.