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Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 sucks up to 180 Mb/s of internet bandwidth while in flight — peak rate equivalent to 81GB of data per hour

Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 is discovered to have incredibly brutal streaming bandwidth requirements: limited cap users need not apply.

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RX 7650 GRE reportedly leverages Navi 33 GPU — Radeon GPU rumored to skip CES 2025 but launch shortly afterward in China

AMD is rumored to be prepping the RX 7650 GRE for launch early next year, but according to Benchlife.info, it won’t debut at CES.

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Chinese scientists use quantum computers to crack military-grade encryption — quantum attack poses a "real and substantial threat" to RSA and AES

Chinese researchers claim to have uncovered a “real and substantial threat” to classical cryptography, which is widely used in banking and the military sectors.

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40 Year-old Apple Mac finally gets online thanks to a Raspberry Pi Pico W and some clever coding

Maker Hunter Irving is using a Raspberry Pi Pico W to emulate an Ethernet adapter enabling internet access on an old 1986 Macintosh Plus.

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Internet Archive is back up in a provisional "read-only" state since cyberattack

Internet Archive works its way back online following sustained attacks and a major September security breach.

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Maker builds Raspberry Pi RP2350 powered PyDOS handheld in a BlackBerry form factor

Anne Barela's PyDOS handheld is a pleasant way to access a DOS-like prompt using our favorite microcontroller

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Leak claims that AMD's Navi 44 GPU package is 31% smaller than Navi 33

AMD is looking to cut down the package size of its upcoming Navi 44 GPU by up to 31%, which may be correlated with a smaller die size as well.

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Intel Z890 LGA1851 motherboards hit pre-order at Newegg starting from $189

Intel Z890 chipset packing LGA 1851 motherboards have gone up for pre-order at Newegg.

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Publishers face 20% game revenue reduction if Denuvo DRM is cracked quickly, according to new study

A recently published study on the PC video games market looks at the impact that anti-piracy tech is having on the business.

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ASRock Z890 mobos boast innovations like DDR5-10133+ support and 10x USB-C ports

ASRock just released two motherboards that hang at the leading edge of mobo design.

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Leak indicates AMD Ryzen 9000X3D series CPU gaming performance will disappoint

An MSI presentation says that AMD's Ryzen 9000X3D does not have substantially higher performance than the typical version.

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Gamepad keyboard input comes to Windows 11 Release Preview, aimed at handheld users and sofa surfers

Microsoft adds Gamepad keyboard to Windows 11 Preview Build 22631, among other tweaks.

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SilverStone’s $799 Alta D1 chassis hits retail — modular workstation case is flexible and capacious at 79 liters

PC cases, cooling, and power specialist SilverStone has launched its new Alta D1 workstation chassis, and it is a big one.

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Minisforum 790S7 Mini PC with AMD Ryzen 9 7940HX can accommodate a low-profile desktop GPU

Minisforum just launched a 7-liter mini-PC with a Ryzen 9 7940HX and can be equipped with a low-profile desktop GPU.

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Asus Z890 motherboard launch lineup lacked a back-connector model, but firm commits to 'design, development, and production of BTF solutions'

Asus doesn't have a Z890 BTF motherboard available at launch, but it promises that it's working on

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Chinese and Iranian hackers use ChatGPT and LLM tools to create malware and phishing attacks — OpenAI report has recorded over 20 cyberattacks created with ChatGPT

Since last year, threat actors from China and Iran have utilized ChatGPT and LLM tools to launch a series of malware attacks.

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Steam checkout banner clarifies you don’t own the game you buy — GOG takes a jab at Steam, saying it gives users offline installers that cannot be taken away

Steam clarifies that you only buy a license when purchasing a game on its platform.

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Old-school Nintendo console gets Bluetooth and improved audio features with addon — NES hub utilizes previously unused expansion port

The Nintendo Entertainment System gets some Bluetooth support.

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AAA gaming comes to Apple M1 thanks to the latest Asahi Linux build — Control, Cyberpunk 2077, and The Witcher 3 are playable with respectable frame rates

Asahi Linux is now the first and only distro capable of running x86 Windows games on Apple Silicon devices through a Linux OS.

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Passive M.2 SSD heatsink features a dual ultra-thin vapor chamber — Cooler Master Kaze cools double-sided M.2 drives

Cooler Master has launched a brand new passive M.2 heatsink with a low-profile vapor chamber intended for use in tight spaces. It's also compatible with the PlayStation 5.

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Arrow Lake CPUs get Intel APO support for improved gaming performance — Intel APO game library also expands with 12 new titles

Intel supports Intel Core Ultra 200S chips and more games in APO.

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Counter-Strike's Dust II runs purely within a neural network on an RTX 3090 — performance is disappointing at only 10 FPS

A "world model" based on Counter-Strike: Global Offensive's rendition of Dust II is now fully playable on a single RTX 3090, albeit not in a form ready for truly competitive experiences.

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Nvidia reportedly mulls socketed design for Blackwell B300 AI GPUs — next-gen Blackwell GPUs may be removable by the user

Nvidia is allegedly mulling sockets instead of modules for upcoming Blackwell B300 AI GPUs.

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LGA 1700 contact frames are incompatible with Arrow Lake

The size of the LGA 1851 socket might be identical, but the CPU itself is taller than last gen Raptor Lake CPUs

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Nvidia GeForce 256 celebrates its 25th birthday — company talks about a quarter century of GPU progression

Nvidia touts the legacy and impact of its GeForce graphics cards, which started 25 years ago with the GeForce 256.

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