Last year, we witnessed TRYX debuting its brand and Panorama AIO CPU coolers that featured a curved 6.5″ 2K 60Hz LCD screen. This year, they felt like they had to up the ante, so they brought a few more new and cool (Ed: Stop it with the puns already) things. TRYX TURIS CPU Cooler A […]
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By the hair of their chinny chin chin, Hyte was able to debut its upcoming X50 case at Computex. Why was it by the hair? Take a look at the above photo that’s showing all of the failed attempts to make the front bezel for the case. According to Hyte, the design with the curved […]
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At Comptex 2025, it seemed that anyone that did not heavily integrate the term “AI” into their exhibit got outcast to the 4th floor of TAINEX 2, as opposed to being able to stay in TAINEX 1 where we’re used to finding everyone that we care to see with our trips to Computex. I started […]
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Over the years, SAPPHIRE (who we’ve reviewed a ton of their kit) has been a well known name in the AMD GPU manufacturing business to those of us living in the United States. In fact, until my visit with them at Computex a couple years back, I had no idea they were also in the […]
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While the MSI Claw wasn't exactly welcomed with a warm hug, the lower end Ultra i5-135H based variant that normally goes for $649 has had $300 slashed off to bring your total down to $349 at Target.
Not too shabby for a 7" handheld device....
It’s official! Sea Sonic, the company behind the Seasonic brand is now eligible to apply for an AARP membership due to hitting its 50th anniversary since being founded in 1975. Not only will they be able to get 10% off their hair cuts from here on out, they’re also bringing innovations in the...
We headed out to ASUS’s ROG Media Day where they promised an “Unlocking of the ROG Lab” if we were to appear at their headquarters at the invited time. Of course, we did so and got to check out some new kit that should be of interest to gamers. RTX 50 Series BTF Updates We’ve […]
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That's probably right. There's a 4x 4th Gen link from CPU to first chipset then 4x 4th Gen to the second chipset. Nothing hanging off either chipset will be getting full speed.
In my option, the root cause is likely more due to there only being 4x Gen4 lanes between the chipser and CPU, so the aggregate speed of everything hanging off the chipset is limited... This, M2_4 will likely never show full Gen4 speed...
A few years back nist 800-63 was released that pivoted from frequent changes to pass phrases (think 15+ chats) that were infrequently changed. When paired with MFA it's often declared good enough.
Passphrases with frequent rotation is stupid.