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This Intel-backed overclocking tool promises performance boosts of up to 60%, but there’s a catch

Hypertune aims to boost CPU and GPU performance, while reducing any overhead from your operating system, but it isn't free.
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MSI targets Mac users with its new QD-OLED monitor, sporting a three-device KVM and Pantone validation

MSI launches the Pro Max 341QPXW14G ultra-wide QD-OLED monitor, designed to augment your Mac workflows and boost your productivity.
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G.Skill launches Trident Z5 Royal NeoX DDR5 RAM with EXPO ULL, for those who like shiny things

G.Skill unveils its fancy Trident Z5 Royal NeoX memory kits, available in CL36, CL30, CL28, and CL26 timings, with support for AMD EXPO ULL.
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Nvidia GeForce RTX 5090 doesn’t need a 16-pin cable, as this custom 8-pin card proves

The TecLab YouTube team craft a GeForce RTX 5090 that runs on three 8-pin power connectors, with seemingly low risk of melting.
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QNAP unveils high-capacity enterprise NAS range, with hybrid storage and ZFS protection

QNAP's TVS-hx77AX hybrid ZFS NAS series features AMD Ryzen 7000-series CPUs, quad LAN ports, and bays for up to 12 hard drives and four SSDs.
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Big PC game boxes are back, as GOG leans into nostalgia for physical media

You'll have to print your game box, but GOG gives you the files to do it if you buy one of its new Preservation Program titles, including Myst and Descent.
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Modders defy Nvidia, unlocking DLSS multi frame gen on GeForce RTX 30 GPUs

Two files are all it takes to get DLSS single and multi-frame generation running on Nvidia GeForce Ampere GPUs, but latency remains in question.
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SteelSeries’ new Hall-Effect wireless game controller has swappable batteries – meet the Aeon Pro

The SteelSeries Aeon Pro is a multi-system wireless controller, boasting seamless switching between Xbox, PC, and Bluetooth devices.
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Noctua commits to supporting new CPU sockets with mounting kits, even on 20-year-old coolers

A Noctua NH-U12 from 2005 can still cool one of the latest AMD Ryzen or Intel Core CPUs, and support will continue if it's mechanically possible.
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