Latest articles by James Bentley
'Average Valve W': After some Steam Controller packages were sent to the wrong country, Valve is reportedly giving 'any standard-edition title' to affected shoppers
News Apparently, a small number of packages were accidentally sent to the UK.
Owner of $400,000 in bitcoin was locked out of their account a decade ago and they just used Claude to get back in
News They technically could have saved money by not cashing out earlier.
The latest Nvidia drivers reportedly fix stutters when using frame generation and VSync, so you can generate to your heart's content
News Capcom games seem among the biggest beneficiaries.
University graduate speaker met with boos for saying AI 'is the next industrial revolution, then cheers for saying 'only a few years ago, AI was not a factor in our lives'
News You're saying boo-urns, right?
'Bambu Labs, go f*** yourself': 3D printing company currently under fire for reportedly blocking 3rd parties from its software, legal threats and drama aplenty
News How open is open source code, really?
The US has approved the sale of Nvidia H200 chips to 10 Chinese firms, but sources say they're still waiting for the go-ahead from China itself
News Nvidia said it had 0% market share in China mere months ago.
Trump confirms he brought Jensen Huang on his expedition to convince China to 'open up'
News Or as Trump calls him, 'Great Jensen Huang'.
There's a devious hacking scheme that involves a hijacked Microsoft Teams account, a fake IT helpdesk, and a covert infection tool
News IT's a pretty bad one.
Sony assures that AI is only meant to 'augment' artists' capabilities instead of replacing them but it feels like a slippery slope
News And that's not including upscaling and PSSR.
We're starting to get convincing counterfeit DDR5 modules, just in case the memory crisis isn't bad enough already
News A different kind of memory crisis.
Lip-Bu Tan says 'Intel and Nvidia are collaborating to develop exciting new products' and I'm wondering what they could possibly be
News Presumably involves a lot of AI, but I hope not.
Noctua's iconic beige and brown PC fan now comes in a slightly less iconic all-black version for PC builders who can't stand the original colour
News It's a bit more versatile but a bit less interesting to me.
Hackers are using fake job interviews to load applicants' PCs with a password-stealing Trojan
News No job and a new virus. What a nightmare.
A killswitch has been pitched for the Linux kernel that could shut down vulnerable functions while users wait for patches
News Is the 'nuclear option' sometimes the best one?
'Apple does this and y’all love it': Microsoft defends new Low Latency feature in Windows 11
News The new mode is reportedly snappier.
New Steam update hints at four separate Steam Machine models and a reservation system
News Presumably that's for different specced models.
If you're wondering where all the storage is going, it's landed in this 245 TB data center SSD from Micron
News How's your 1 TB HDD feeling now?
Nvidia's VP of deep learning says AI workers are already 'far beyond the costs of the employees'
News How much will AI workers really cost in the end?
'Regardless of the type of offer, available capacity is essentially zero right now': SK hynix is reportedly being swamped with 'unprecedented' offers to secure memory chips
News And it seems like it won't slow down for a while.
Even seven-year-old GPUs will be able to run Subnautica 2, according to its latest system requirements
News And launch is only a week out.
Some pro gamers change mouse pads every few months, and that makes me wonder how often I should change mine
News You're telling me people change them?
People are shaming a Redditor for not emptying their 300 GB recycle bin and I realised mine is just as bad
News That's gotta feel so good for the hard drive.
Microsoft reiterates that it's totally fine with Edge storing passwords in cleartext, despite security researchers' concerns
News An attacker would need access to your pc to use it but why leave it open anyways?
