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Enthusiast dunks GPUs in transmission fluid, unusual immersion cooling experiment leads to performance gains
Step aside, distilled water.
Lenovo is making a concept laptop with a rotating screen that pivots from landscape to portrait orientation
LG Wing, I owe you an apology.
Apple iMac G3 made from Legos has a chance to become an official retail set — a fan-designed model needs 4,000 more signatures to be considered by Lego
The iconic blobject can come home again, if Lego decides to bite the Apple
Core Ultra 3 205 flaunts 30% higher multi-core performance over Core i3-14100 in early benchmarks
Intel's newest entry-level Arrow Lake-S chip is benefiting a lot from its four extra E-cores
Battlefield 6's modest system requirements open the doors to gamers of all budgets
EA just confirmed the final specifications for Battlefield 6, and it's excellent news.
$175,000 computer server package acquired by mayor flagged as suspicious due to an apparent 1,300% markup
A recently elected mayor has brought to light a suspiciously expensive computer systems deal, which was signed, sealed, and delivered by their predecessor.
Intel Arc Pro B50 is up to 20% slower than the Arc B570 gaming GPU in early Geekbench tests
More than meets the eye.
UK Steam users must register a credit card to unlock game titles with adult content
Valve has started enforcing a new UK-only rule on Steam: If you want to browse or buy “mature” games, you’ll need to put a valid credit card on file.
