Intel’s upcoming Thunderbolt 5 could make future USB-C ports twice as powerful
An Intel executive tweeted out a few harmless photos of a recent trip to an Intel lab, but one of them contained information about Thunderbolt 5.
Zoom agrees to pay whopping settlement fee over ‘zoombombing’ and privacy
Videoconferencing company Zoom has agreed to pay $85 million to settle a lawsuit regarding its privacy and security practices.
Winning Olympians are having a Zoom moment straight after victory
With the pandemic preventing athletes’ loved ones from traveling to the Tokyo Olympics, a new feature enables competitors to share their special moments.
M1 MacBook screens mysteriously crack, some customers claim
A number of Apple customers with the new M1 MacBook Pro and Air machines have been reporting screens that have cracked for no apparent reason.
Intel road map explained: Alder Lake, Meteor Lake, and beyond 2025
Intel laid out a new road map at its Intel Accelerated event, showing the path forward through 2025. Here’s what’s coming down the pike.
What does GPU stand for?
In the market for a new gaming laptop or computer that’s a video-editing powerhouse? Well, it might help to know what a GPU is before you make your purchase.
How to open the Nvidia Control Panel
The Nvidia Control Panel doesn’t live on your desktop, but it’s easy to find. Here, we show you how to open the Nvidia Control Panel in a few steps.
Nvidia RTX 40-series GPUs may consume a crazy amount of power
A string of recent rumors suggest that Nvidia’s upcoming RTX 40 series graphics cards while require even more power than the RTX 3090.
Intel rumored to launch its first discrete gaming GPU at CES 2022
Intel’s first attempt at a mainstream gaming graphics card, the Intel Xe-HPG DG2, is in the works. The GPU is likely to be released in 2022 during CES.
Why you shouldn’t roll the dice on a secondhand GPU
Shopping on the secondhand market for a graphics card is dangerous, especially if you want your card to perform as well as it should.