Recent content by Peter_Brosdahl

Be safe, have fun, and I hope that Intel doesn't disappoint!

Intel inside at its best.

The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered joined a list of other games using Unreal Engine 5, which were noted for optimization issues. See full article...

minuminuminuminum said every kid the first time they heard it.

Sounds similar to what ASRock did with its Phantom PSU that mostly saved the insanely overpowered RTX 5090 posted about the other day.

Getting specs for this wasn't easy and even a little conflicting but here's some stuff I came across but didn't include in the post since I couldn't fully confirm. ECC is supported via DDR5 spec which I know isn't the same as true ECC. (per ITHome, "DDR5 UDIMM (ECC & Non-ECC), supporting EXPO...

One of my favorite shows from a while back was Better off Ted, and this totally reminds me of something Phil and Lem created and then brought up to a meeting where names were thrown at the wall for marketing. Pretty sure everyone is doing something like this because my last two gaming laptops...

Yeah, I'm not sure if @David_Schroth or @Brent_Justice would have the test equipment needed for this. I'm definitely considering buying one, but I might not be able to use it in my mATX cases. If I do get one, it might have to wait until I do a build in a larger case again.

LG is planning to showcase its latest ultraportable, lightweight LG gram laptops at CES, which utilize a new material composition it has developed. See full article...

The ASUS Pro WS B850M-ACE SE is an interesting beast in that it is capable of gaming, AI workloads, server options, and more. See full article...

Well, I heard back from Aqua Computer, and they said the Ampinel isn't available yet, but they hope to have it ready by mid-January and they do ship to the U.S.

New protection features from power supply manufacturers could be the answer to preventing cable meltdowns from occurring. See full article...

guess they've got some kind of ongoing discount going but that's still insane even with an elevator.

ASRock has said in its latest CES announcement that it is expanding its PC hardware lineup with a new series of AIO solutions. See full article...

Thanks for the round of reviews. Nice to see one of these from start to finish.