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The Rise and Fall of RDRAM: A Tale of Ambition and Missteps
Your PC likely uses DDR5, DDR4, or perhaps even DDR3 memory, if it’s been a while since your last upgrade. But what if your RAM wasn’t DDR at all? Back in 1999, a company named Rambus envisioned a fut...
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Understanding the Key Differences Between Servers and Desktop PCs
Whether it's a server powering a data center or a gaming PC enhancing your leisure time, every computer relies on the same fundamental components: a central processing unit (CPU), working memory (RAM)...
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Next SBC with Ryzen 7840HS: Powerful and Compact
A tiny computer with big ambitions—that's how you can describe the NexT-SBC, a new single-board PC developed by the well-known YouTube user under the pseudonym ETA Prime. This mini-PC fits in the palm...
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Understanding the Impact of ILM Design on Intel LGA 1700 CPUs and Cooling Solutions
The Intel LGA 1700 socket, compatible with Intel’s 12th, 13th, and 14th Gen Core processors, has gained a lot of attention due to a unique issue: bending and warping of the CPUs. This phenomenon has b...
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Gaming Laptop or Desktop PC: Which Should You Buy?
When it comes to choosing between a gaming laptop or a desktop PC, both have their advantages and disadvantages, and the right choice will depend on your specific needs. Here are the top five things y...
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NVMe 2.1 Specifications Released: Enhancing Storage for AI, Cloud, and Enterprise
As part of the Flash Memory Summit this week, the NVMe 2.1 specifications were published today. This release includes the NVMe 2.1 Base specification, Command Set specifications (NVM Command Set, ZNS...
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Microsoft Integrates Android Phone Access Directly into Windows 11's File Explorer
Microsoft has unveiled an innovative feature that allows users to access their Android phones directly through Windows 11's File Explorer. Currently available for testing by Windows Insiders, this new...
28 July
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The Origins of Common Tech Terms
Many of the tech terms we're familiar with today have roots in ancient times, or perhaps ancient in computer years. Let's explore the origins of some commonplace terms, starting with RAM, chipset, and...
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The Rise and Fall of Netbooks: A Brief History
In the realm of portable computing, lightweight laptops have always been coveted for their convenience and portability. Today, we see a plethora of higher-end models weighing 3 lbs or less, catering t...
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Overrated PC Building Gear: Separating Hype from Value
Over the years, the world of PC building has seen numerous innovations, some of which have gained immense popularity. However, not all of these innovations are as indispensable as they may seem. In th...
08 April 2024
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Maximizing the Lifespan of Your Gaming Laptop: 5 Essential Tips
In the realm of gaming, your laptop is your portal to immersive worlds and thrilling adventures. However, keeping your gaming laptop in prime condition requires some TLC and smart strategies. Here are...
05 April 2024
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Unleashing Power and Versatility: GenMachine's New Mini PC with AMD Ryzen 7 3750H CPU
In the world of computing, size often dictates power and versatility. However, advancements in technology have defied this norm, presenting compact yet robust solutions that pack a punch. Enter GenMac...
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Intel's CPU Branding Gets a Major Overhaul
If you've been keeping an eye on Intel's CPU lineup, you may have noticed a significant change in their branding strategy. The familiar lowercase "i" followed by a number, which has been a staple sinc...
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The Evolution of Cable Management in PC Building
In the realm of PC building, cable management has long been a challenge, often resulting in a cluttered and unsightly interior. However, motherboard manufacturers are now tackling this issue head-on b...
05 March 2024
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Understanding Kernels: The Heart of Operating Systems
When you hear the word kernel, you might think of popcorn chicken or the Colonel's popcorn chicken. But you might have also come across the same word in a computing context, with folks talking about t...
22 February 2024
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Unveiling Oculink: The Underappreciated Contender in Connectivity
Have you ever wondered about a technology named Oculink, reminiscent of something out of a sci-fi villain's arsenal? Despite its intriguing name, Oculink isn't about controlling robotic appendages but...
22 February 2024
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What Happens When You Remove Components from a Running Computer?
So, you've entertained the thought: what would happen if you started removing components from your computer while it's still running? While it might not be a common occurrence, let's explore the conse...
16 January 2024
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The Evolution of PC Ports: A Trip Down Memory Lane
Do you ever wonder why nearly every external device you connect to a PC uses a USB port? The simple answer is that it's a lot better than the way it used to be. Before USB became the standard, there w...
14 January 2024
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The Importance of Glass Substrates in High-Performance CPUs
When you think of high-performance CPUs, your mind likely races to the marvel of shrinking transistors over the years. This technological feat allows us to cram an extraordinary number of transistors...
31 October 2023
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The Evolution of Microsoft Mice: From Green-Eyed to RGB
In 1983, when Microsoft introduced its original green-eyed mouse to the market, computer mice were not yet common peripherals. However, Microsoft saw an opportunity to be a pioneer in the upcoming sur...
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