Paul has been playing PC games and raking his knuckles on computer hardware since the Commodore 64. He does not have any tattoos, but thinks it would be cool to get one that reads LOAD"*",8,1. In his off time, he rides motorcycles and wrestles alligators (only one of those is true).
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News It also squashes a weird bug that causes Samsung 8K TVs to crash.

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News Bulk DRAM prices are going up, which could in turn raise the price of higher performing SSDs.

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News Seagate's roadmap points to much more capacious HDDs in the coming years.

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News The power of suggestion.

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News Puget Systems has provided some interesting sales data.

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News Fortunately there are a couple of easy workarounds until a proper fix is released.

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News Check those specs before buying an SSD.

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News It's the first time a VPN company has been sued for actively promoting piracy.

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News This out-of-band driver update fixes over half a dozen problems.

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News Issue appears to affect Xbox controllers on PC, too.

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News GPU shipments have skyrocketed, too bad all the discrete ones are going to miners and scalpers.

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News It didn't take long for Intel's 670p SSD with QLC memory to come down in price.

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News You just need to update the BIOS.

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News Upgrading Windows 10 to a new build is about to go a lot smoother.

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News Every part of this modular laptop can be upgraded with relative ease, even the motherboard.

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News The update fixes over three dozens issues, including wonky refresh rates, screen flickering, and more.

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News The 36-year run is coming to an end.

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News Rocket Lake will make PCIe Gen 4 SSDs fly faster than Ryzen, Intel says.

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News Mass production of these kits in capacities up to 128GB will begin later this year.

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Deals Sabrent's 1TB Rocket SSD is rated to transfer data at 5GB/s and is discounted $25 right now.

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News While not an exact replica of the Voodoo 5 6000, this custom project shares the original's same specifications.

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News It also targets Outlook and all major browsers.

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News LG's 48-inch OLED TV doubles as a cutting edge gaming PC monitor, but it costs more than the 55-inch version.
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