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Intel Shows New Stacked CFET Transistor Design At ITF World

Intel’s Ann Kelleher showed a render of the new Complementary FET (CFET) transistor during her presentation at imec’s ITF World conference.

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AOC Porsche Design Agon Pro PD32M Review: High Style, High Performance

AOC teams with Porsche Design to deliver the Agon Pro PD32M. The 32-inch 4K IPS panel delivers 144 Hz, Adaptive-Sync, HDR1400 and a huge color gamut. It’s also one of the most beautifully styled displays out there.

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We Just Launched a Tom’s Hardware AI Chatbot. Here's Why.

Now in beta, HammerBot combines the interactivity of an LLM with our expertise. We’re looking forward to your feedback.

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Compute Blade Review: Raspberry Pi on a Server Rack

The Compute Blade offers a unique carrier board for the Raspberry Pi CM4. Providing a small form factor, designed for use in data centers, Compute Blade packs in everything we need for a serious data center.

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Pimoroni Inventor HAT Mini Review: Great for Making Robots

A versatile board for roboticists, makers, experimenters and coders, Pimoroni’s Inventor HAT Mini is simple to use, low cost and robust enough for kids to get building.

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Lenovo Legion Pro 5i (Gen 8): Value-Priced Gaming Workhorse

The Legion Pro 5i offers strong gaming performance and attractive pricing, but you'll give up audio quality for it.

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Anycubic Photon Mono X2 Review: Refreshing the Midsized Resin

Anycubic’s Photon Mono X2 resin printer is a refresh of the classic Mono X that combines easy setup, quality output and generous build volume.

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Google's AI ‘Help Me Write’ Feature Wants to Do the Writing for You

Part of Google’s new Workspace AI toolset, the Help Me Write feature will create entire essays or emails on command.

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Philips Evnia 34M2C8600 Review: Stunning Image and Stellar Gaming Performance

There is no better image for gaming than the one on an OLED screen. Philips’ Evnia 34M2C8600 is a 34-inch curved ultra-wide with a WQHD QD-OLED panel, 175 Hz, Adaptive-Sync, wide gamut color, HDR and infinite contrast.

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Asus ROG Ally Review (Z1 Extreme): Lighter and Brighter

The Asus ROG All with Z1 Extreme is a Windows gaming handheld with a beautiful display. It’s smaller than the Steam Deck, but doesn't match up to its competitors on software.

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OpenAI Whisper Audio Transcription Benchmarked on 18 GPUs: Up to 3,000 WPM

The Whisper AI project from OpenAI focuses on converting audio to text, including real-time speech recognition as well as audio file transcription. We've tested it on a collection graphics cards to see how they stack up.

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Gigabyte A620M Gaming X Review: Who Needs All the Bells and Whistles?

Priced under $120, the entry-level Micro ATX A620M Gaming X comes with a single M.2 socket, four SATA ports, 2.5 GbE, and power delivery capable of handling flagship-class AM5 processors. It games well, but is limited power-wise using high-end processors.

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Gigabyte Aorus 10000 SSD Review: Bold PCIe 5.0 SSD, If You Can Find It

The Gigabyte Aorus 10000 is another of the first wave PCIe 5.0 NVMe SSDs, arriving with its own heatsink. Performance is generally better than 4.0 offerings, but the leap is not particularly huge aside from the sequential uplift.

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Lenovo Yoga 7i (16-inch) Review: Good Price, Dim Screen

At under $1,000, the Lenovo Yoga 7i gives you strong performance, but its RAM is soldered to the motherboard and the screen is far dimmer than we'd like.

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GeForce RTX 4070 vs Radeon RX 6950 XT: Which GPU Is Better?

Nvidia's new GPU takes on AMD's previous generation king.

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Lenovo Yoga 9i (Gen 8) Review: Packed With Features

A gorgeous screen and premium design make the Yoga 9i a feast for the eyes, though its keyboard and touchpad combo could be better.

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Anycubic Photon Mono 2 Review: Thrifty Beginner 4K Resin

Anycubic’s Photon Mono 2 resin printer is a thrifty starting point for beginners.

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DDR5 vs DDR4: Is It Time To Upgrade Your RAM?

We compare DDR5 to the best DDR4 RAM on the market to see whether it's worth the cost of upgrading.

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Logitech Pop Mouse Review: Just a Pop of Color

The pebble-shaped wireless Pop Mouse is small, cute, and comes in five fun color combinations. It’s great for travel, but maybe not so much for productivity.

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How to Test RAM: Making Sure Bad Memory Isn't Crashing Your PC

We take you through a few methods to test RAM to see if it's working correctly inside your computer.

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Dead Island 2 Performance: AMD, Intel, and Nvidia Compared

Dead Island 2 is here and we've tested it on a bunch of graphics cards to see what sort of settings and performance you can expect from your GPU.

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Asus ZenScreen MB249C Portable Monitor Review: Versatile Workhorse

Asus provides multiple ways to mount and use the ZenScreen MB249C, but it’s too large to be truly portable.

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Redfall GPU Benchmarks: AMD, Intel and Nvidia Cards Tested

Redfall features open world vampire slaying combined with support for DLSS 3 and all the other upscaling algorithms. We've tested it on a bunch of graphics cards to see what sort of settings and performance you can expect from the game.

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Pimoroni Inky Frame Review: Programmable Color E Ink Screen

Seven colors paint a scene on a generous proportioned screen, all of which is powered via a Raspberry Pi Pico W.

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Inland TD510 SSD Review: The First Widely Available PCIe 5.0 SSD

The Inland TD510 is the first accessible baseline PCIe 5.0 NVMe SSD, and it’s been priced aggressively. This makes it the first chance at getting this type of bandwidth for your desktop.

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