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You might not know, but a crack team created Windows in just 24 hours who were also drunk….jokes aside, Windows is not very efficient at properly removing files and replacing them. Sometimes, you can uninstall your graphics card driver, be forced to restart just for Windows Update service to automatically install Microsoft’s generic driver before you’ve had a chance to move your mouse – annoying, isn’t it? As a programmer, I don’t hold any faith in Microsoft’s InstallShield protocol. It is plagued by a variety of bugs such as my personal favourite, InstallShield not removing old files after uninstalling an … Read more

Geekom builds some of the best mini PCs currently available, managing to pack an awful lot of hardware into some very small packages. A prime example is the tiny but mighty Geekom A7 R9, which we’re currently swooning over thanks to a very nice early Black Friday discount – one that makes it even better value for money than usual. The Geekom A7 R9 lives up to the mini PC moniker, with a compact aluminum chassis that measures in at just 112 x 112 x 37 mm (4.4 x 4.4 x 1.5 inch), yet squeezes in a powerful AMD Ryzen … Read more

Microsoft has now officially announced the end of Windows 10 support with an effective date of October 14, 2025. Windows 10 will no longer receive security updates, new features, or fixes beyond this date. Read on to learn more about what this means for you and your organization, and how you should prepare. What Does “End of Support” Mean? When a Windows version reaches its end-of-support date, the software continues to function, but the update channel grinds to a halt. Specifically, there will be: No New Security Updates: Microsoft will cease releasing security patches for Windows 10. This leaves your … Read more

Mathstral, an advanced AI model developed from the ground up, can deliver superior performance for enhanced learning of math, engineering, and science. Mathstral, an advanced AI model developed from the ground up, can deliver superior performance for enhanced learning of math, engineering, and science. Source

PerformancePSU Verdict: 4.8/5 View on Amazon From the Reviewer This keyboard is a price-point winner. The Xtrfy K5 RGB Compact brings hot-swappable switches, pre-lubed stabilizers, amazing typing sound and vibrant RGB lighting making this a killer gaming keyboard for anyone who is response rate conscious but also wants sick aesthetics too. This keyboard is so good that we had to revise ratings on our other reviews because the bar was just raised. Pros Vibrant RGB Lighting Hot-swappable Switches Beautiful Sound Lubed Stabilisers Recently, we did some research on the best keyboards used by professional gamers and it has been a … Read more

A video went viral recently when workers at an Indonesian factory recorded one of the first alleged boot-ups of a Zotac RTX 5090. Zotac has come out and officially refuted claims that the GPU in the recording was a Zotac-made RTX 5090, stating that the GPU in question is an existing RTX 4070 Ti Super Solid. Zotac wrote on its website: “Over the last two days, we have noticed inaccurate speculation circulating regarding a rumored new graphics card product allegedly being manufactured by ZOTAC. We wish to seize this opportunity to provide clarification that the product showcased in the associated … Read more

What Is The Risk When Using An AIO For CPU Cooling? Are AIO Coolers Good? First off, an AIO is short for “All In One”, which in this context refers to a liquid CPU cooler. An AIO combines the parts necessary to liquid-cool your CPU into a pre-packaged solution that you bolt on in about 20 minutes. The AIO combines the water block, radiator, tubes, fans, fittings, and pump into 1 sleek package. Liquid Cooling on Deep Shadow (Deep Learning WS from 2019) A Quick Lesson On Custom Water Cooling The reservoir funnels cold water into the pump (generally directly … Read more

Today, we’ll focus on two crucial AI concepts: pre-training and inference. By understanding these building blocks, we’ll gain insights into how AI models learn and generate intelligent outputs on your AI Workstation. Pre-training: Building a Strong Foundation Imagine a student preparing for a big exam; pre-training is akin to equipping that student with a vast amount of general knowledge. Just like the student wouldn’t start studying for a specific test right away, pre-training doesn’t focus on a particular task. Instead, it exposes the AI model to a broad range of information, allowing it to develop a strong understanding of the … Read more

Apple’s Worldwide Developer Conference keynote was a lightning-fast (even in the full 1:44-long video—or try the 3-minute recap) look at what Apple is bringing to the software side of the Apple experience in the next year. Although some past keynotes have introduced hardware like new Macs and the Vision Pro, this year’s keynote stuck to new operating system features before previewing a suite of AI features collected under the umbrella term “Apple Intelligence.” Apple previewed a boatload of new features and listed even more on its website. We’ll focus on those we think will make the biggest splash in your … Read more

An Asus-branded Thunderbolt 5 expansion card has appeared on the firm’s product pages. The new Asus ThunderboltEX 5 expansion card fits into a spare PCIe 4.0 x4 slot on your motherboard to provide a pair of the headlining Thunderbolt 5 ports and a trio of mini DisplayPorts to the rear of your chassis. Internally, the card also provides a Thunderbolt and USB 2.0 header, and you will need to attach it to your PSU (a single 6-pin) to enable up to 130W to connected devices. Regular Tom’s Hardware readers may have noticed Gigabyte launched a similar product last week, amusingly … Read more