Bruno Ferreira
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Most PC and gaming enthusiasts can talk about FPS and high refresh rates all day long, but when it comes to quality laptops for general use, battery life is still king. A while back, Qualcomm and Microsoft decided to challenge the status...
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Old-timers might recall the idea of "RISC" as a once-upon-a-time processor design ideology. RISC processors were mostly used for servers from Sun Microsystems, DEC, and other companies of a bygone era. As it happens though, RISC is alive...
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Summer is in full swing, and the weather is perfect for an outing somewhere, preferably far from the hustle and bustle of daily life. As nice as that sounds, outdoor life does have its fair share of inconveniences, namely the lack of...
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Microsoft Systems administrators everywhere, it looks like you get a Patch Monday as a side dish to the usual Patch Tuesday this week. There's a full remote code vulnerability (RCE) exploit for SharePoint running around, letting any...
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If you're in the market for a Ryzen 9000-series processor you can probably save a few bucks soon by going for a variant without integrated graphics (IGP). According to rumors and hints, the release of AMD's Ryzen 9000F series without an...
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Cyberpunk 2077 is on the path to become gaming's best redemption arc. The game initially released in sad state, particularly on consoles, much to universal dismay and disappointment at CDProjekt Red (CDPR). Over the past four-and-half...
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There's little argument that OLED monitors are well on their way to eventually become "perfect" displays with their true blacks, vivid colors, and effectively zero response times. There's only one major issue left to truly solve, though...
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There's been a lot of discussion over the world about AI safety and guard-rails lately, but it usually revolves around obvious topics like self-harm, instructions on how to create large-scale explosives, and the like. The AI field...
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Today's deals post focuses on gaming machines, and we have a sweet selection for anyone looking to get their Palworld fix on the go. We're going in order of price for this one, and every machine here has a 15.6" or 16" display.
The...
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Fellow gamers and content creators, it probably comes as no big surprise that the latest Steam hardware survey shows that pretty much everyone is running low on available storage space. The ballooning size of games has been the source of...
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Ah, summer, the time of sunshine, warmth... and a great selection of deals on Prime Day. Today's selection of specials is all about laptops. We've gone ahead and picked out a few from the deal tree, with a focus on powerful machines that...
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Prime Day has begun, which means it's open season on Amazon for deals in most every category, and credit cards everywhere are bracing for impact. Everywhere you look, there are signs posted with negative percentages, and it's far too easy...
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It's now a generally accepted fact that PCIe bandwidth (or lack thereof) generally doesn't tend to affect a graphics card's performance all that much, except in specific scenarios and extreme cases and provided the GPU is installed in a...
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It's well-known by now that virtually everyone in the hardware and chip business has been trying to diversify their manufacturing, to not be so dependent on Taiwan and China. Apple is one of those companies, having started shifting part of...
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We truly are back in the glorious days of 2012-ish, when "thin" was the keyword in the smartphone world, and people would happily use phones that didn't last a day in exchange for them looking like they came out of a sci-fi movie. Everyone...
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It's been a hot minute since NVIDIA released the RTX 5060 Ti and AMD let the RX 9060 XT out of the bag. Both of these cards are available in with 8 GB and 16 GB of VRAM, and the fact the 8 GB versions could be hamstrung by a lack of VRAM...
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Reports of overheating have surfaced of the highly-anticipated Nintendo Switch 2, which claim that units are suffering from various issues in some popular games.
This issue came to light today thanks to a post at the NintendoSoup fan...
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Monster hunters across the planet have something to look forward to. Capcom has released a fresh new patch for Monster Hunter Wilds, packed with lots of improvements and new content, but most importantly, lots of PC-specific performance...
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If you use Microsoft Authenticator or know people who do, here's a good heads-up. Keeping with the plan to discontinue Authenticator's password functionality in a bid to transition to passkeys, the software's autofill functionality will...
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Unfortunately, we have another serious security vulnerability to tell you about. This time around, it's on high-end Bluetooth headphones and headsets from a range of manufacturers including Sony, Marshall, JBL, Bose, and BeyerDynamic. The...
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A significant portion of our readers are PC builders, and we figure that among our collective there's a wide array of bizarre stories about mystery issues that seem to defy any logic and common sense. Today, there's a tale of quite...
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It is not a good time to be a network administrator, especially for businesses with Brother printers. Security researchers published a laundry list of vulnerabilities affecting a total of 748 printer models, most of them (and the worst of...
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