MAINGEAR has decided to counter the rising cost and shortage of DDR5 memory by introducing a BYO RAM option, allowing customers to order a fully assembled PC without built-in memory. In recent months, DDR5 prices …
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what AMD EXPO 1.20 brings for advanced DDR5 OC profiles
AMD is actively working on the next generation of EXPO 1.20 memory technology, aimed at improved DDR5 OC profiles and better optimization for the AM5 platform. The first traces of this version were discovered in …
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I tried the free game Operation: Outbreak and remembered that each of you can make such a realistic game (video)
Operation: Outbreak is a project of one student developed over a couple of weeks for some game development exam there, but some of you might think that the whole studio is behind the game. How …
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China’s zuchongzhi 3.2 quantum computer crosses key stability threshold – New approach potentially more efficient than Google Willow
Chinese scientists have made significant progress in one of the most complex areas of modern technology, quantum computing, positioning themselves as a direct rival to American researchers in a field that promises to transform computing …
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One of the best detective games ever made is shared for free
Until today at 5 p.m., you can get Disco Elysium, the award-winning detective RPG from 2019, for free on the Epic Games Store. Stand up, detective! Enough of the holiday snacks, we have a case …
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Serpent Lake is aimed squarely at AMD’s “super APU” models
Intel and NVIDIA are preparing an extremely ambitious joint project: an x86 processor codenamed Serpent Lake, aimed at a market where AMD is currently leading with the Strix Halo and upcoming Medusa Halo APU models. …
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Back to the Future: The Game – Great Scott!
Seven years ago today, the Telltale Games studio took on the task of converting the famous film series into a video game format. The Telltale Games studio has shown since its inception that it does …
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Californian startup Reflect Orbital is planning 4,000 space mirrors, while astronomers are sounding the alarm
Imagine a night sky that is no longer dark, but partially illuminated by artificial “moonlight”, it sounds like science fiction. However, this is exactly what the small Californian company Reflect Orbital is planning: by 2030, …
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The editorial staff of the HCL portal wishes you a Merry Christmas
It’s Christmas folks – and have a merry one, with all that befits a merry holiday season. Our 11-member HCL editorial team wishes you all the best. Merry Christmas, gamers! Our macho editorial staff wishes …
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Europe and the US are entering into open conflict over the regulation of large technology companies
The European institutions are clearly fed up, so they increased regulatory pressure on large American technology companies, while Washington responded with countermeasures that open a new political conflict over the digital market and control of …
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