Apple Brings Windows Precision Touchpad Support to Boot Camp By Nathaniel Mott Apple updated its Boot Camp utility to support Windows Precision Touchpad gestures on certain Macs.
How to Get Windows 10 for Free (or Under $30) By Scharon Harding Need an OS for your PC build? Microsoft charges a whopping $40. Here's how to get Windows 10 free or at least cheap.
Nvidia Hotfix Driver Fixes BSOD Issue With Turing, Kepler Graphics Cards By Aaron Klotz Nvidia has quickly released a hotfix driver for Turing and Kepler-based graphics cards, fixing a major BSOD problem withWatchdog.
Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart Review: Fast and Furry-ous By Andrew E. Freedman Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart shows the true benefits we get from games designed for the PlayStation 5's SSD and serves as a quirky entry in the series for fans and newcomers alike.
Linux 5.13 Release Candidate 3 Fixes 37 Patches From Banned University By Nathaniel Mott Linux 5.13 Release Candidate 3 is set to revert and fix 37 patches contributed to the kernel by the banned University of Minnesota.
Fake MSI Site Pedals Malware-Clogged Afterburner App By Aaron Klotz In a recent blog post, MSI warned overclockers of a new copy cat MSI website that is full of viruses.
Hands-On With Crysis Remastered’s New Ray Tracing Upgrade By Aaron Klotz The latest Crysis Remastered update has an experimental Boost mode feature that pushes ray tracing effects even harder.
Linus Torvalds Responds to Linux Banning University of Minnesota By Nathaniel Mott Linus Torvalds has weighed in on the University of Minnesota being banned from contributing to the Linux kernel.
VMWare Will Support M1 Macs Soon, Offering More Ways to Run Windows By Nathaniel Mott VMWare's product line manager said the company will add support for Apple's M1 chip soon.
Nvidia Update Adds GPU Overclocking, OBS Noise-Cancelling By Aaron Klotz Nvidia's latest GeForce Experience and Game Ready driver adds a host of new features and updates to games and productivity applications.
Linux Support on Apple's M1 Macs Set to Arrive via New Kernel (Update) By Nathaniel Mott A pull request for the Linux 5.13 kernel has added preliminary support for the first Macs that use Apple's custom M1 chip.
Nvidia RTX Voice Officially Works on GTX Graphics Cards By Aaron Klotz Nvidia quietly patched RTX Voice to work on all GeForce GTX graphics cards.
Core Temp CPU Monitor Adds Support for Intel 12th Gen Alder Lake, Meteor Lake By Aaron Klotz Core Temp latest update adds support for Intel's upcoming 12th Gen Alder Lake and Meteor Lake CPUs.
How To Emulate An Apple II On Your PC By Les Pounder Emulate the Apple II computer, a machine which launched the career of many bedroom coders.
Stress Testing Just Became a Lot Easier for AMD Graphics Cards By Aaron Klotz A new stress testing tool just became available for Radeon GPU owners with the latest Adrenalin driver update.
How to Get Microsoft Office for Free (or Under $50) By Scharon Harding You can get Microsoft Office free or cheap if you know where to go.
Hacked Witcher 3, Cyberpunk 2077 Source Code Allegedly Sold By Michelle Ehrhardt Within 2 days of initial reporting on the hack that stole the Gwent, Witcher 3 and Cyberpunk 2077 source code, hackers have apparently already sold the code.
What the Heck Is a WebP File, and How Do I Open It? By Nathaniel Mott Most image editing apps natively support Google's web-focused image file format these days--just not Photoshop.
Chrome Will Soon No Longer Function on 15+ Year Old Processors By Aaron Klotz Chrome will stop working on CPUs that predate the Core 2 Duo and Athlon 64 in the near future.
Cyberpunk Vulnerability Gives Modders Full Access to Your PC By Michelle Ehrhardt A vulnerability in how Cyberpunk 2077 accesses external DLL files runs the risk of giving malicious modders full remote access to your PC.
