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Yesterday — 15 September 2026Technology

Massive Intel Core Ultra CPU Deals On Newegg Give You The Opportunity To Get A Free 240mm AIO And $80 In Savings If You Opt To Pair A Motherboard Too

14 September 2026 at 19:59

Massive Intel Core Ultra CPU bundles on Newegg

AMD might be the king of desktop CPUs, but if you want an unbeatable deal and insane value on your next gaming PC, Intel has solidified a permanent spot in this regard. On Newegg, we have three Core Ultra processor options available for customers, and not only do these offers start from an affordable $199.99, but you’re also getting a free 240mm AIO CPU cooler for absolutely no charge. As for those who raise their budget, you have a chance to get both the cooler and a motherboard for a combined $80 in savings. The top-end offer that includes the […]

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Laptop RTX 5070 Ti Tweaked To Run At 160W Power Limit Instead Of Default 140W, Results In 16% Higher 3DMark Steel Nomad Score Without Shunt Modding, But Risks Are Still Involved

14 September 2026 at 14:43

Laptop RTX 5070 Ti modded to run at 160W instead of 140W

NVIDIA has introduced a limit for its gaming laptop partners to maintain the RTX 5070 Ti’s power limit at 140W, but one intrepid individual has managed to break through the ceiling and allow the mobile graphics processor to run at 160W, resulting in a 14.3 percent increase over the default specifications. Here’s how he accomplished this daunting task, and while he’s offered a way for other users to attempt this, there’s no question that there are a multitude of risks involved. Flashing a VBIOS profile and voltage curve locking, the laptop RTX 5070 Ti achieved its upgraded power limit Running […]

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Qwen3.8-27B Was Allegedly Used To Develop A First-Person Zombie Shooter In About 5 Hours; It’s Far From a Visual Masterpiece, But Just Shows How Far AI Can Go

14 September 2026 at 08:36

Qwen3.8-27B was used to develop a first-person zombie shooter

A stage has been reached where you can seemingly develop games using local AI models that don’t require an internet connection or employ any token usage. Based on one individual’s claim, Qwen3.8-27B was leveraged to make a first-person zombie shooter in around five hours, and while it doesn’t even come near those visually breathtaking visuals of AAA titles, this is an excellent example of how far AI has evolved. An older RTX 3090 gaming PC was used to develop the game from scratch, concluding that serious hardware is still necessary to venture into this category The exact version of Qwen3.8-27B […]

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Apple Replaced A Customer’s 6-Year-Old Retina MacBook Air Used As A Secondary Device With An M5 MacBook Air For Free After The User Requested A Battery And Screen Service

13 September 2026 at 16:31

Apple replaced a 6-year-old Retina MacBook Air with an M5 MacBook Air

The M5 MacBook Air is one of the most capable machines you’ll ever use, and for Apple to offer the same portable Mac to a customer as a free replacement for his 2020 Retina MacBook Air cements the technology giant’s legendary after-sales support. What’s interesting to note is that the older hardware wasn’t even the user’s primary machine, as the majority of his workloads were tackled by the 14-inch M3 Pro MacBook Pro. The 2020 Retina MacBook Air is a “vintage” Apple product, and despite its current status, the company offered a free M5 MacBook Air An older MacBook Air meant […]

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Older Google Pixel Smartphones Can Become Excellent Hubs For On-Device AI, As One Owner Shows A 4-Year-Old Handset Running An Uncensored 3B Model, With A Catch

12 September 2026 at 20:29

A Pixel 7 owner shows it's capable of running on-device AI, to an extent

An aging Pixel smartphone will always have multiple use cases, and while Google’s Tensor might be the most underpowered SoC after Huawei’s Kirin series, it’s still capable enough of running smaller AI models if configured properly. For instance, one enthusiast made a cyberdeck housing a Pixel 7 and ran Qwen2.5-abliterate:3b, a 3-billion-parameter uncensored model, which has its safety filters completely removed. Unfortunately, even running a smaller model on a Pixel 7 requires patience, as the handset only manages 5 tokens per second Using Claude Code, Redditor “Levfo” generated the 3D-printed CAD files for the cyberdeck case used for the Pixel […]

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There’s No Way You Can Skip Out On Newegg’s Ryzen 9850X3D Deal For $484, Not When You’re Getting A Free 240mm AIO CPU Cooler And a Copy Of Onimusha: Way of the Sword

12 September 2026 at 17:30

Newegg's Ryzen 7 9850X3D deal gives you a free 240mm AIO CPU cooler and a copy of Onimusha: Way of the Sword

Finding a top-end CPU deal on Newegg isn’t the most difficult of tasks, but if you really want to get your money’s worth and don’t want to go through all of the trouble, allow us to aid you. The online retailer has a blockbuster of a deal in the form of AMD’s Ryzen 7 9850X3D, which is currently listed for $484. Now, the price might be a salivating figure, but here’s something to sweeten the post; the offer includes two high-value freebies, a Cooler Master Elite Liquid 240 AIO CPU cooler and a copy of Capcom’s Onimusha: Way of the […]

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Apple Watch Chipsets Faced Years Of Neglect With Subpar Improvements, But The A20 Pro Helped Pave The Way For The S11’s Generational Upgrade This Year

12 September 2026 at 12:08

The latest Apple Watch's S11 chip is derived from the A20 Pro

The SiP (System in Package) belonging to the Apple Watch went through a series of mediocre and iterative changes, meaning that these smartwatches had to offer different major selling points to warrant an upgrade. This year, however, the S11 found in the Apple Watch Series 12 and Apple Watch Ultra 4 has finally broken that cycle, and it’s all thanks to the A20 Pro found in the latest iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone Duo. The S11 is derived from the A20 Pro, with a series of specification upgrades such as memory improvements and more that help to improve the on-device AI […]

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This 9800X3D CPU Bundle On Newegg Gets You A 32GB DDR5 RAM Kit, X870E Motherboard, Free AIO, And Capcom’s AAA Game For $300 Worth Of Savings

12 September 2026 at 09:48

Ryzen 7 9800X3D CPU bundle on Newegg gives you $300 in freebies

The latest bundle is one of those golden opportunities where you can evade the DRAM crisis and grab yourself an excellent gaming PC bundle while also getting spoiled by a couple of freebies. On Newegg, the Ryzen 7 9800X3D combo is paired with an ASUS TUF GAMING X870E-PLUS WIFI7 and 32GB of DDR5 RAM running at 6,000MHz, all for $1,109.99, bringing decent savings of $148.99. Fortunately, there’s even more excellent news because you also get an AIO CPU cooler and a copy of Capcom’s Onimusha: Way of the Sword, making it a total of $300 worth of savings. One of the […]

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An MSI Z790 Motherboard Listed On eBay As “For Parts/Not Working” Became A Lucky Find As Customer Found A 2TB NVMe Gen 4 SSD That Also Booted Into Windows

12 September 2026 at 08:00

An MSI Z790 motherboard purchased from eBay was hiding a 2TB NVMe Gen 4 SSD

A customer who considered himself unlucky when it came to PC hardware purchases is not just enjoying a working MSI PRO Z790-P WIFI from eBay that was only listed for its parts because it was seemingly not working, but there was also a 2TB PCIe NVMe Gen 4 SSD hiding in one of the populated M.2 slots. Best of all, the motherboard successfully booted into Windows. The customer not only got a high-end motherboard at a throwaway price, but also saved $300 thanks to the included 2TB NVMe Gen 4 SSD At the very least, Redditor “TheQxx” mentioned in his […]

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Claude Fable 5’s Capabilities In PCB Design Might Be Limited, But One Person Shows It’s Actually Possible By Showing Off A Custom Board Made Entirely By AI, At A Cost

11 September 2026 at 20:11

Claude Fable 5 designed an entire PCB from scratch

The use of AI has enabled users to obtain feats that were never thought possible, such as vibe-coding a game featuring 27,000 lines of code, or enabling software compatibility between macOS and an HP printer without official software. New possibilities are being stumbled upon daily. For Claude Fable 5’s newest accomplishment, a user designed and manufactured an entire working PCB from scratch, but the process was far from perfect. To achieve a PCB design from start to finish costs $450 in API credits alone, making it a fun, but pricey project After going nowhere with advanced AI models like Opus 4.5 […]

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What’s Worse That Having Dust Particles Clog Your Laptop’s Vents? A Massive Accumulation Of Food Debris, As One User Shows What Can Happen Due To Extreme Neglect

11 September 2026 at 14:47

A user shows what happens when you eat above your keyboard

A common sight for any laptop is hefty amounts of dust accumulation, especially when users ignore the routine maintenance of their machines. Take it one step further, and you’ll face the exact same scenarios as one user who frequently ate above his notebook’s keyboard, allowing all sorts of food particles to enter the chassis, making it just one bad day from the laptop failing to power on. From potentially damaging sensitive ribbon cables to blocking adequate airflow to even short-circuiting on rare occasions, keeping food close to laptops has dire consequences The never-ending tales on Reddit often serve as a […]

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Apple Proves Chip Design Will Always Trump Latest Technology Standards; A20 Pro Has Higher Memory Bandwidth Than Xiaomi’s XRING 03, Despite Using Older LPDD5X RAM

11 September 2026 at 13:34

Apple's A20 Pro and higher memory bandwidth than Xiaomi's XRING 03, despite the latter supporting LPDDR6 RAM

The A20 Pro wasn’t just designed around a packaging change to enable Apple’s newest 2nm SoC to deliver raw performance gains, but it was also to improve the on-device AI experience, which meant the company’s engineers had to work some magic on increasing memory bandwidth without unnecessarily raising costs by switching to the LPDDR6 standard. The result is a chipset that edges past Xiaomi’s XRING 03, which, by the way, offers LPDDR6 RAM support but loses to the A20 Pro in memory bandwidth. At 115.2GB/s, the A20 Pro manages to beat the XRING 03, which tops out at 113.8GB/s; here’s how […]

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Samsung Reportedly Passes Technical Hurdles For Manufacturing Qualcomm’s 2nm Chips, But Company Hits A New And Different Snag; Price Agreements

11 September 2026 at 10:12

Samsung and Qualcomm reportedly hit price agreement for 2nm chip manufacturing

Qualcomm was already facing a torrent of struggles with its declining chipset business due to the DRAM crisis, and to make matters worse, it’s going to pay TSMC a hefty sum for utilizing its 2nm lithography for the upcoming Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 Pro and Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6. The only solace for the company to reduce its manufacturing costs is teaming up with Samsung, but the latest report states that both entities have failed to enter into an agreement due to pricing differences. Exynos 2700 is proof that Samsung has stabilized its advanced 2nm yields, but cannot […]

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A20 Pro’s Dual 16-Core Neural Engine Has A Peak Compute Throughput Higher Than Its 7-Core GPU, But Only When It Comes To Specialized Workloads

11 September 2026 at 07:59

A20 Pro's dual 16-core Neural Engine has a peak compute throughput than its 7-core GPU

It goes without saying that the A20 Pro is truly a wonder when it comes to smartphone chipsets, with the latest look at its single-core and multi-core scores cementing its reputation in the industry. However, we’re still learning about the SoC’s impressive feats, with the latest one being that its dual 16-core Neural Engine is said to have a higher peak compute than its 7-core GPU, assuming those workloads are specifically tailor-made for the NPU. Running smaller 3B on-device AI models and prompt processing would be specific tasks for the A20 Pro’s dual 16-core Neural Engine, offering immense peak performance gains On […]

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A Windows 11 Software Glitch Resulted In One User’s Account Disappearing From The Login Screen, But Two Registry Fixes Helped Saved Hours Of Troubleshooting

10 September 2026 at 20:43

A Windows 11 user regained his disappeared account using two registry fixes

A software glitch can hit any operating system without warning, and for one Windows 11 user, having his account disappear on him from the login screen was one of the stranger incidents to materialize. While this is uncommon on Microsoft’s desktop platform, if you’ve experienced something similar, perhaps employing these two registry fixes can remedy the issue. The conditions to make your Windows 11 account appear on the login screen include the account not being deleted For users who aren’t familiar with how the Windows 11 registry works, we recommend you make these changes at your own risk. Without having prior […]

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The Qwen3.8-27B AI Model Successfully Ran On An Old Windows Laptop With 12GB RAM By Pooling Memory Of Four Devices On The Same Network Using Open-Source Software

10 September 2026 at 14:23

A user successfully ran the Qwen3.8-27B AI model using a 12GB RAM Windows laptop, along with a host of other devices

Running a standard 4-bit quantized version of Qwen3.8-27B requires you to have between 15GB and 17GB of available VRAM and system RAM combined, so when an intrepid user tried running the same AI model on his Windows laptop featuring just 12GB of memory, the immediate reaction would be that this is an impossible task. However, by running open-source software, the user managed to pool four devices to combine the total system RAM, which allowed Qwen3.8-27B to fire up successfully. The obvious trade-off is immensely slow token speeds of 2 toks/second, making the 2-bit quantized version of Qwen3.8-27B a sensible approach […]

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A Costco Trip For Buying Toilet Paper Resulted In A Customer Walking Out With An RTX 5080 Gaming PC Paired With 32GB RAM, Ryzen 9 9900X & More, For Just $2,100

10 September 2026 at 13:11

A Costco customer looking for toilet paper ending up buying an RTX 5080 gaming PC for $2,100

Stumbling upon an excellent gaming PC deal during the DRAM shortage is a distant dream, but there are moments when buyers truly strike gold, and the strangest thing about these occasions is that they happen when you least expect them to. A customer heading into a Costco outlet was shopping for toilet paper when he came across a powerhouse of a gaming PC, the MSI Aegis ZS2, which came with an RTX 5080 and other impressive hardware to futureproof you for several years. Best of all, the purchase cost him $2,100. Despite the higher price tag, the customer requested manager give him […]

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Apple’s A20 Pro Sets New Record For Fastest Single-Core CPU Score In Geekbench 6; Up To 27% Faster Than A19 Pro & M3 in Multi-Core Test, Beats Reigning King, M5 Max

10 September 2026 at 11:34

A20 Pro Geekbench 6 scores

A new manufacturing process and a package redesign gave Apple the proper direction to develop the A20 Pro, and with these changes come massive improvements showcased in Geekbench 6. Not only has the chipset achieved a new record in the single-core result, but its multi-core scores rival those of Apple’s M-series SoCs like the M3. The latest Geekbench 6 scores show that the A20 Pro is approaching 5,000 points in single-core workloads What’s interesting about the latest leak is that the A20 Pro wasn’t tested in Geekbench 7, but the older Geekbench 6 suite, yet the results are still impressive, […]

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G.SKILL Rejects Customer’s RAM RMA Due To One Memory Stick’s PCB Sustaining A Harmless Nick Around The Edge, No Harm Caused To Critical Area Like Golden Contacts

9 September 2026 at 22:42

G.SKILL rejects RMA due to harmless nick on the RAM's PCB

A warranty claim to be applicable on PC parts like memory would require the component to be free from any cosmetic damage, even if it’s on a non-critical part of the hardware. Sadly, companies like G.SKILL need to adhere to their strict policies, as an owner of a RAM kit finds out the difficult way that his RMA has been rejected because one of the sticks has sustained a negligible amount of damage on the PCB. Even if the small nick is a “nothingburger,” it’s sufficient enough for companies to reject the warranty. RAM’s gold pins appear to be intact, […]

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