Month: June 2022

Nvidia RTX 3080 stock shortage nightmare could finally be over

Audio player loading… In yet another sign that the GPU stock crisis is really starting to be resolved, EVGA has begun to shelve its graphics card queuing system which was designed to help the average buyer (read: gamers) to grab a card, rather than say a bot or scalper. EVGA…

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EcoFlow solar-tracking robot review: beep, blop, stop!

Solar panels are more efficient than ever, with consumer options now capable of converting up to 25 percent of the sunlight hitting cells into electricity. But those efficiency rates assume that the panels are pointed directly at the sun, which is rarely the case during its arcing trek across the…

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Redfall could solve one of the biggest issues with co-op shooters

Audio player loading… Redfall seems like it won’t be leaving solo players out to dry. The cooperative shooter is set to be as accommodating to lone wolves as it will be for groups of up to four players, developer Arkane confirms. Arkane chatted more about Redfall in a blog post…

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What is Magento hosting? A definitive guide

Magento is a popular ecommerce platform that helps businesses create and manage their online stores. In order to run a Magento store, businesses need to host their website on a server. This is where Magento hosting comes in. Magento hosting is a type of web hosting specifically designed for Magento…

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Twitter ready to launch long-form Notes feature in ‘the coming weeks’: report

Twitter is ready to launch a new long-form blogging feature named Twitter Notes in “the coming weeks,” according to a report from TechCrunch. Leaks and reports of such a feature have been circulating for months. In May, app researcher Jane Manchun Wong shared screenshots of a feature named either Twitter…

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PCI Express 7 will be eight times faster than PCI Express 5

The PCI-SIG committee has unveiled the latest PCI Express 7.0 standard with blazing speeds, even as we still wait for two-generation-older PCIe 5 devices to arrive in quantity. Set to launch in 2025 and probably hit shelves around 2027, PCIe 7 will offer up to 512 GB/s of throughput, 8…

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