Redmagic’s liquid-cooled gaming phone starts at $749

From The Verge: The Redmagic 11 Pro is the first phone (outside of a OnePlus concept design, at least) to feature true liquid cooling, and it’s launching worldwide later this month — including the US, though you won’t be able to buy it direct from any carriers.

We’ve seen plenty of phones launch...

AMD continues support for older Radeon GPUs with driver updates

From PC World: After days of confusing gamers over the future of its Radeon RX 5000 and RX 6000 GPUs, AMD changed its story yet again Sunday night, now claiming that its older generation of GPUs will live on their own “optimized” driver path.

“This is not the end of support for RDNA 1 and RDNA 2,”...

Bluesky Introduces Dislike Button, Hits 40M User Milestone

From PC Mag: Open-source X alternative Bluesky is set to introduce a “dislike” option for the first time, after hitting the 40 million user landmark earlier this week.

Bluesky says the new feature will work as a feedback signal to improve personalization in users’ feeds and help the system...

Turtle Beach Burst II Pro Review (Page 1 of 4)

What is an optimal tradeoff? Many years ago, when I was on internship after my third year of engineering undergraduate studies, I deliberately did not apply for any company that had downtown offices. The reason was because I like driving, and going downtown meant I had to be stuck in rush hour traffic and also pay a small fortune for parking every day. I ended up going in the complete opposite direction to a company with offices in a bedroom...

be quiet! Light Mount Silent Linear Review (Page 1 of 4)

For the majority of my life, I have always been a laptop gamer. I did not build my first desktop PC until I was in the third year of university. One of the downsides of gaming laptops is the lack of mechanical switches, so I never really cared for the sound of keyboards. Although the first keyboard I bought for my PC was a mechanical gaming keyboard, it did not contain any materials to modify the sound. The typing sound, by my current standards...

False Alarm: AMD Walks Back RX 7900 USB-C Power Delivery Change

From PC Mag: AMD says it didn't actually kill off power delivery support for RX 7900 GPUs with USB-C ports. Apparently, the note that said it did was released in error, adding more fuel to the garbage fire of a driver release. What AMD didn't rescind, though, is the segmented drivers, so it looks...

US Government Urges Total Ban of Our Most Popular Wi-Fi Router

From CNET: A possible ban on TP-Link routers -- one of the most popular router brands in the country -- is gaining momentum, as more than half a dozen federal departments and agencies back the proposal, according to a Washington Post report.

The news first broke in December of last year, when The...

AMD Driver Update Cuts Game Optimizations for RX 6000 Cards

From PC Mag: AMD's latest driver update appears to segment graphics card owners into RDNA3 and newer, and everything else.

The latest 25.10.2 driver includes two downloads—25.20 and 25.10. The former applies to newer RX 9000 and 7000 cards, while the latter is for RX 6000 and 5000 GPUs. The former...

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