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ID-Cooling Frozn A620 Pro SE Review: A new level of value

The A620 Pro SE is cheaper than its predecessor but with lower noise levels. We tested it with Intel’s i7-13700K to find out how it performs.

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Microsoft seemingly backtracks on a controversial move to keep Windows 11 users stuck with their Microsoft Account

Lost as to how you switch from a Microsoft Account to a local one? Handy official guide is back online.

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Microsoft's Copilot+ PC exclusive features are a bad joke, even for AI fans

Microsoft is trying to get you to buy a Copilot+ PC based on three exclusive Windows features that nobody wants or needs.

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The coolest stuff at Rapid + TCT 2024, the world's largest 3D printing event — Our first look at new 3D printers, filaments, and more

All the top players in 3D printing manufacturing turned out to showcase their newest wares at this year's Rapid + TCT event held in Los Angeles.

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CPU vs GPU: We tested 16 hardware combinations to show which upgrade will boost your gaming performance the most

We've tested four different CPUs and GPUs, spanning the past seven years of PC hardware, to show how different upgrade paths can perform. That's full benchmarks of 16 different hardware configurations to help you plan for your next gaming upgrade.

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How to Fix CRITICAL_PROCESS_DIED Errors in Windows

This error occurs when, as its name says, an important process crashes. Here’s how to diagnose and fix it.

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CPU vs GPU: We tested 16 hardware combinations to show which upgrade will boost your gaming performance the most

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Biwin demos 14.5 GB/s SSD with Maxio controller and YMTC memory — still racing to release the first non-Phison PCIe 5.0 x4 SSD

Biwin has an exclusive SSD coming: An ultra high-performance SSD with Maxio's MAP1806 controller and YMTC's 3D NAND memory.

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SkatterBencher is working on a telemetry tool for the Raspberry Pi

SkatterBencher's telemetry tool for the Raspberry Pi brings real-time data logging to our favorite SBC. Data is output to the terminal and logged to CSV for later analysis.

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TikTok mistakenly refunds Bambu Lab A1 3D printer buyers — newer, non-faulty models flagged along with those that pose a safety risk

Bambu Lab tried to put the messy February recall of 12,800 A1 3D printers behind it. But a heavy-handed refund by TikTok Shop – that included perfectly good updated printers – has dragged the ordeal back into the light.

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These new Windows Recall features are hidden in the latest build of Windows 11

Windows Recall won't ship with Copilot+ PCs this week, but Microsoft is still working on new features for the tool. The latest Insider build of Windows 11 includes several hidden features that improve Recall.

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AMD RDNA 3 and Radeon RX 7000-series GPUs: Everything we know

The AMD RDNA 3 architecture and Radeon RX 7000-series GPUs are the latest and greatest from team red. Here's everything you need to know about the third generation of RDNA graphics cards.

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Intel fires back at AMD's AI benchmarks, shares results claiming current-gen Xeon chips are faster at AI than AMD's next-gen 128-core EPYC Turin

Intel fired back at AMD's recent AI benchmarks that claimed AMD's EPYC Turin is 5.4 times faster than Intel's Xeon chips in AI workloads. Intel counters with claims that its existing chips are faster than AMD's upcoming flagship.

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Intel Core i5-14400 vs AMD Ryzen 5 7600X Faceoff: AMD Delivers a Value Beatdown

We put Intel's Raptor Lake Refresh Core i5-14400 up against AMD's Ryzen 5 7600X in a six-round fight.

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The coolest case mods of Computex 2024

From battle robots to beer and coffee servers, these chassis wowed us.

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Inside Micro Center's new North Carolina superstore

My first trip to a Micro Center was like being a kid in a candy shop

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This AIO cooler is designed to cool two CPUs at once — SilverStone’s new XE360-Dual

SilverStone introduced the XE360-Dual, which has two water blocks connected in serial, to cool two AMD or Intel server processors using a single radiator.

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How to work with layers and filters in GIMP

Learn how to create your own artistic compositions using the free GIMP image editing tool with layers and filters.

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Gigabyte shows off Aorus Xtreme and Xtreme Ice motherboards, GPUs at Computex

Gigabyte had plenty of hardware on display at Computex 2024

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Lian Li releases 'wireless' ARGB Strimer v3 lighting — also announces affordable PC cases at Computex

The company made new, more affordable cases, wireless ARGB controllers for the Strimer Plus V3 WRLS, and more.

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AI-focused MSI desktop has a 1080p touch screen built into the front of its chassis

The MSI MEG Vision X has a powerful touch UI built into the front of its chassis.

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Adata shows off hybrid air/water cooling tower at Computex — new PSUs and PCIe 5.0 SSDs also on deck

Adata's display at Computex includes a pair of new styles of CPU cooler, a line of interlocking fans, a new SFX power supply, and an SSD with intense cooling.

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Acemagic's X1 is a dual-screen laptop you might actually want to use

The X1 features dual 14-inch displays, a powerful hinge and a useful button system.

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Teamgroup shows off SSD cooling including a 120mm radiator — seems a bit overkill for 12W M.2 SSDs

Teamgroup tests out fancy, innovative, perhaps questionable SSD cooling designs.

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Corsair launches its largest case ever — Obsidian 9000D can fit two motherboards, 11 drives, and a wind tunnel's worth of fans

Corsairs launches the Obsidian 9000D and 3500X-series PC cases, and also starts offering thicker fans and modular fans that work with any ARGB motherboard.

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