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IKEA releases new Skyrim mod that adds gloriously mundane Kallax shelving unit as your newest companion
By Mark Tyson Published
IKEA has announced the Kallax Storageborn companion creation for players of The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Special Edition on PC or Xbox.

Nexus Mods acquires SteamDB after 13 years of solo dev work
By Bruno Ferreira Published
Nexus Mods takes in SteamDB under its wing — new owners promise site will remain ad-free and non-paywalled

Disgruntled gamer builds booby-trapped Steam Deck with 3D-printed spikes and a built-in taser
By Mark Tyson Published
A Steam Deck devotee was so fed up with their family borrowing their handheld and leaving it with a flat battery that they have resorted to quite extreme anti-sharing measures.

AI enthusiast adds Nvidia Tesla V100 as loud as a lawnmower to gaming PC for $266
By Mark Tyson Published
A computing enthusiast has repurposed a very noisy and largely obsolete enterprise GPU (with lots of VRAM) for local LLM inference purposes.

Reviewer tests 'RTX 4080M' desktop graphics card powered by salvaged laptop silicon
By Hassam Nasir Published
Characteristics and roughly $400 price tag could make it an option for ITX builds.

Cyberpunk 2077 cosplay jacket features a $1,200 flexible OLED collar that you can game on with a Steam Controller
By Mark Tyson Published
A robotics and animatronic cosplay enthusiast has made a real-life Cyberpunk 2077 NUSA Infiltrator jacket with a built-in collar display.

Retro enthusiast injects Snake game into vintage S3 graphics card VBIOS
By Mark Tyson Published
A retro PC enthusiast has modified the VBIOS of a vintage graphics card to embed a version of Snake – the game everyone used to play on their dumb phones.

Audi enthusiast upgrades 2001 A4 gear shift with old smartwatch in 3D-printed housing
By Mark Tyson Published
An electronics, automobile, and DIY enthusiast has turned an old smartwatch into an interactive gear shift display in his 2001 Audi.

Fully-functional RTX 3070 16GB gets frankensteined into existence by harvesting dead PCBs and RX 6800 XT's VRAM chips
By Mark Tyson Published
A tech enthusiast has combined an Nvidia GeForce RTX 3070 (8GB) with defective memory and an AMD Radeon RX 6900 XT (16GB) with a damaged GPU to make a working RTX 3070 with 16GB of VRAM.
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