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Elegoo Neptune 4 Review: Invisible Klipper

Elegoo’s Neptune 4 comes with speedy firmware Klipper hidden inside.

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Intel Core i9-14900K and Core i7-14700K benchmarks leak online

Intel's benchmarks of the Core i9-14900K and Core i7-14700K recently surfaced online. The processors will be part of the 14th Generation Raptor Lake Refresh lineup.

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5 Ways Fix Z Banding in 3D Printing

To prevent Z banding in your 3D prints, you must address the underlying issues causing it. Learn how to properly optimize your Z-axis components and fix essential settings in your 3D printer to achieve smooth 3D prints.

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ASUS to mass-produce desktop GPUs without power cables (but there's a catch)

It looks like ASUS is working on some RTX 40-series GPUs without traditional PCIe power cables, so what's the catch?

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How to Apply Thermal Paste to Your CPU

Follow our quick and easy guide to make sure your thermal paste application doesn't lead to higher CPU temps or other serious problems.

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Some top AMD chips have a major security flaw

AMD Zen 2 flaw allowed threat actors to exfiltrate encryption keys, giving access to sensitive information.

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AMD's Zen 2 chips have a security bug that's getting patched between now and 2024

Zenbleed shouldn't be left exposed for long, so you best keep an eye out for an upcoming AGESA fix for affected chips.

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Roccat Vulcan II Review: Also Very Pretty

The Vulcan II is a beautiful full-size wired keyboard with smooth mechanical linear switches and gorgeous per-key RGB lighting.

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How to Keep 3D Prints From Looking Like Spaghetti

One common problem many 3D printer users face is prints coming out looking like spaghetti, with thin, stringy lines instead of the desired design. This can be caused by a number of factors and there are key things you need to do to prevent this from happening.

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Intel Resumes Shipping Xeon MCC Processors After Bug is Mitigated

After pausing shipments of some of its Sapphire Rapids Xeon processors due to a bug, Intel has resumed shipping its Xeon MCC products.

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Creality K1 Review: A Speedy New Flagship

Creality switches gears to produce a high speed Core XY printer at a lower price.

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Gigabyte B760 Aorus Elite AX Review

Priced under $180, the budget B760 Aorus Elite AX includes three M.2 sockets and four SATA ports, 2.5 GbE and integrated Wi-Fi 6E. Its power delivery is capable of handling flagship-class LGA1700 processors, and it looks good and performed well in games, too.

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Bug Forces Intel to Halt Some Xeon Sapphire Rapids Shipments

Intel confirmed that a new bug has forced it to halt some shipments of its Fourth-gen Xeon Sapphire Rapids shipments.

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Hands-On: Corsair's iCue Link Brings USB-Like Connectivity to Cooling Components

Corsair's iCue Link ecosystem makes connecting RGB cooling components a lot like USB. It works well, but adds to the cost.

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How to Use a Laptop as Monitor For Another Computer

Want to use a laptop as a monitor for another computer? Check our guide on how to set up your spare laptop as a secondary display.

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Biostar Z790 Valkyrie Motherboard Review: Better, but not Best

Biostar’s Z790 Valkyrie provides a solid but pricey base for your Intel processor. It comes with robust power delivery and loads of storage options, but performance was slightly below average in our tests. and the level of refinement, though increased, still isn’t where the big four are.

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Gigabyte Aero 14 OLED Review: Creative Aims, But Bring the Charger With You

Gigabyte’s Aero 14 OLED is high on style, screen quality, and performance, but its battery life falls well short of the mark.

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Cooler Master MA824 Stealth Review: Expensive Big Air Excellence

Cooler Master’s MA824 runs quietly and delivers top-tier cooling performance, but it doesn’t come cheap.

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MSI MAG B760M Mortar Review: Micro ATX Under $200

The MSI MAG B760M Mortar is a budget-class Micro ATX motherboard full of features for its price. You get two M.2 sockets (one SATA-capable) and four SATA ports, capable power delivery, a 20 Gbps Type-C port on the rear IO, and decent looks for under $190.

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Skypad Mousepad 3.0 Review: The Future is Glass

Skypad’s Mousepad 3.0 is a glass mouse pad with impressive tracking and a slightly textured matte-finish surface. It comes in two sizes, regular (close to a standard medium-sized mouse pad) and XL.

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Corsair Darkstar Review: Why are all these buttons wrong?

The Corsair Darkstar is a wireless gaming mouse aimed at MMO/MOBA players with 15 programmable buttons, mouse-tilt gestures, and a 2,000 Hz polling rate.

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ASRock Z790 PG-ITX/TB4 Review: Cheapest Mini-ITX Option With TB4/USB4

ASRock’s Z790 PG-ITX/TB4 is a well-equipped and well-priced Mini-ITX option. It stands out for its two 40 Gbps Type-C ports, three M.2 sockets, flagship-class audio, and sub-$350 price, but it’s otherwise a feature-rich option for SFF builds.

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How To Build an Air Quality Alert Light with Raspberry Pi Pico

The air we breathe is important, so make sure that you know what the air is like before you leave your home. This quick and simple project will do just that, using RGB LEDs to give you a heads up.

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Seagate Lightsaber FireCuda SSD Review: Return of the FireCuda

The Seagate Lightsaber FireCuda SSD is a dressed-up version of the FireCuda 530, which is not a bad thing for fans of Star Wars or relatively fast drives. It’s a specialized product for those who like to show off their builds.

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