In this report, we’ll take a quick look at NVIDIA’s Ampere architecture, which is powering the company’s upcoming GeForce RTX...
Bridge buildings across a campus, neighborhood, or even a city, with a pair of Ubiquiti airFiber 60 LRs! We unbox and set up these antennas and speedtest a 3km bridge!
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Back in 2016, the DOOM reboot was shocking people with just how optimized the game was when using the Vulkan...
The Backstory As a father of two children who are approaching puberty fast, and especially now when the global lockdown...
There are several types of parallelism in gaming computers. This article explains them all.
Everything that's been confirmed, and a few things which haven't been confirmed, about Intel's upcoming XeSS competitor to DLSS & FSR
Cooler Master's PL360 Flux 30th Anniversary edition comes with special branding and lives up to the challenge of taming Intel's most difficult CPU to cool - handling up to 309W in our most demanding test with the Raptor Lake i9-13900K. When workloads are restricted to 200W or less it runs fairly quietly, and when TDP is reduced to 125W or less it runs whisper silent.
As someone who’s been writing about computer components for half a decade, with a specific interest in graphics cards, I’ve...
In most common workloads, the Freezer 34 is strong enough to run Intel's i9-13900k without any limitations at all. For those who run high intensity workloads, the Freezer 34 will provide ~91% of the performance of a high end AIO. While I don't have noise level numbers in this review, I can assure you it runs fairly quietly. For most folks and the tasks they run, Arctic's Freezer 34 is a good air cooler which provides more than enough cooling to run Raptor Lake CPUs.
