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How to Check FPS on Windows

Knowing the FPS or Frames Per Second you’re getting will help you measure the smoothness of game play. Here’s how.

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How to Use ChatGPT for 3D Printing: From Prompt to G-Code or STL File

If you have an idea for a 3D printable object but need help figuring out where to start, ChatGPT can help. Even though it might not create a complex design with detailed geometries, it can be a starting point for creating something incredible.

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xTool D1 Pro 20 W Review: Premium Laser for Entrepreneurs

A deluxe 20 watt diode laser with serious power and safety features.

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Razer Blade 14 (2023) Review: Ryzen ‘Phoenix’ and RTX 4070 in a Compact Chassis

The Razer Blade 14 is high on performance, features, quality and price.

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Sapphire RX 7900 XT Pulse Review: Quiet Performance

The Sapphire RX 7900 XT can't outperform AMD's reference design, but it runs quieter and now costs under $800, and you still get 20GB of VRAM.

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How To Install Python on Windows 10 and 11

Installing Python on Windows 10 and 11 is easy and we show you three ways to install and use the versatile programming language.

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Phrozen Sonic Mini 8K S Review: An Upgrade in Affordability

Phrozen rethinks its first 8K printer, giving us the cheaper, Sonic Mini 8K S.

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RTX 4090 Falls 70 MHz Short of Breaking 4 GHz Barrier

CENS has broken a world record for the GeForce RTX 4090 by reaching an impressive maximum speed of 3,930 MHz.

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Fnirsi HS-01 Review: Smarter Soldering Iron

For $30, Fnirsi’s HS-01 is another low cost smart soldering iron designed for the workbench and the field.

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Corsair Xeneon 27QHD240 Review: Infinite Contrast and Stellar Game Performance

Corsair’s Xeneon 27QHD240 is the latest in desktop OLED monitors. It’s a 27-inch panel with QHD resolution, 240 Hz, Adaptive-Sync, wide gamut color, and 1000-nit HDR. It couples a stunning image with next-level gaming performance.

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PNY RTX 4070 Review: Single 8-Pin, No 16-Pin 12VHPWR

The PNY RTX 4070 delivers similar performance to Nvidia's reference design, but with higher temperatures and noise levels. The only real draw is its use of a single 8-pin power connector.

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Ricoh 150 Portable Monitor Review: Colorful OLED, High Price

The Ricoh 150 is aimed at creative professionals, but we question if touch support is worth the hefty premium.

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When Will AMD Launch the RX 7700 and RX 7800?

AMD has launched the RX 7900-series and RX 7600, but nothing in between. When will the RX 7700 and RX 7800 arrive? Because we really want RDNA 3 upgrades in the $400–$600 range.

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Creative Pebble Pro Review: Small and Mighty

The Pebble Pro is a compact but surprisingly powerful desktop PC speaker system that sounds great and doesn’t distort (too much) at higher volumes.

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Zotac RTX 4070 Ti Review — Spider-Man™: Across the Spider-Verse Edition

Zotac's RTX 4070 Ti — Spider-Man™: Across the Spider-Verse Edition takes the same core design as the Amp Airo, then packs in some movie-themed extras and a plastic magnetic backplate. That doesn't change the underlying hardware or performance, though it does tack on $60 over the base price.

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Mac Studio Review: M2 Ultra Powers a Small Workstation Wonder

We tested and benchmarked the Mac Studio with Apple's M2 Ultra chip to see what it can do for graphics, 3D modeling, video editing and more.

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Plagiarism Engine: Google’s Content-Swiping AI Could Break the Internet

The AI service is stealing content from publishers, then using it to discourage people from visiting their sites. It’s a bad user experience that could kill the open web.

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3DMakerPro Lynx 3D Scanner Review: Start 3D Scanning Today

The 3DMakerPro Lynx is an inexpensive 3D scanner that brings 3D scanning to the entry-level market with the powerful JMStudio software app. During testing, the Lynx was able to capture geometry and create 3D models of small objects as well as perform reverse engineering on furniture components.

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Sovol SV06 Review: A Better Clone?

Sovol’s homage to the RepRap movement is a solid winner for half the price.

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Western Digital Red Pro 20TB HDD Review: OptiNAND on a Platter

Western Digital’s Red Pro NAS line of high-capacity hard drives (HDDs) utilizes NAND flash with its OptiNAND technology to reach 20TB and beyond. It’s CMR technology without the drawbacks of SMR.

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Nuphy Air96 Wireless Mechanical Keyboard Review: Low Profile Enthusiast Keys

The Nuphy Air96 Wireless Mechanical Keyboard is a low profile keyboard compatible with Windows and Mac. It’s built to an enthusiast standard and delivers a great typing experience for work and games alike, once you’re over the learning curve.

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Runway's Powerful Gen-2 Text-to-Video Tool Now Available to Everyone for Free

The tool creates 4-second MP4 videos based on your commands.

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BenQ DesignVue PD2706UA Review: Professional Level Accuracy at an Enterprise Price

BenQ delivers professional-level color accuracy for an enterprise price with the DesignVue PD2706UA. It’s a 27-inch IPS 4K screen with a quality monitor arm, wide gamut color, HDR and premium build quality.

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With Its Silicon Transition Complete, Apple Seems to Have New Confidence in its Macs

Apple has completed its transition away from Intel. Now, it's in full control of its computer lineup.

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Apple's Vision Pro Is Pricey, but It Has a Chance

Apple's Vision Pro is the first step in a years-long play. Its WWDC announcement was proof that it will need time editing, and need developers on board.

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