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Watchdog Criticises Smart Appliance Makers – Says Support Doesn’t Last Long Enough!
I can honestly say that I don’t have a single ‘smart appliance‘ within my home. Predominantly because it’s quite old (I’m very happy there though). With more modern housing developments, however, smart home technology is certainly becoming more prevalent and particularly so when it comes to products within a kitchen.…
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Facebook (Meta) is Ending Support for the Original Oculus Quest VR
The Oculus Quest 2 is a hugely popular VR device with it currently holding a circa 47% market share according to the latest Steam Hardware Survey. On the other hand, however, the original first-generation model didn’t prove to be that popular with consumers. – Although predominantly due to its cost,…
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Be Aware Folks! – Microsoft is Ending Windows 7 and Windows 8.1 Support Next Week!
While both the Windows 7 and Windows 8.1 userbase is now quite significantly diminished, there are still a fairly significant number of people still utilising the operating systems. Yes, while the figure might be less than 15%, if you are still residing on one of those platforms then you need…
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Internet Explorer is Nearly Dead But Microsoft Might Finish the Job on Feb 14th!
Back in the Summer Microsoft officially announced that support for Internet Explorer had concluded and the browser was now officially in its ‘end-of-life’. – Yep, it had certainly been a pretty (well, mostly) solid 27 years worth of performance, but all good things must come to an end, and, in…
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Google Confirms Chrome Support for Windows 7 Will End in Early 2023
Despite the fact that it has been nearly two years since Microsoft officially ended support for Windows 7, it still remains a fairly popular choice for many consumers. In fact, the last market figures show that the operating system still has an overall Windows market share of just over 10%…
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Thermaltake Confirms Cooler Support for the New AM5 Platform
Thermaltake has formally announced the expansion of their cooler support for the forthcoming AMD AM5 socket platform. A wide range of coolers, including air coolers, AIOs, and custom liquid-cooling parts, will receive the latest AMD AM5 upgrade kit support. – In addition, support has also been offered for those of…
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ASUS Bios Update – Intel Raptor Lake Support for 600-Series Motherboards
With the upcoming release of Intel’s 13th-gen Raptor Lake desktop processors, given that they would be sharing the same LGA1700 socket as the current-gen Alder Lake designs, it did seem almost certain, if not guaranteed, that compatibility for existing 600-series motherboards would be offered. – Following an official announcement from…
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Red Dead Online 2018-2022 – Sacrificed on Rockstar’s Altar to Laziness & Greed
When compared to the continued success and massively popularity of GTA Online, it’s hard to deny that Red Dead Online has largely proven to be a huge disappointment for Rockstar Games. In many respects though, its ‘failure’ has been pretty much entirely of Rockstar’s own making. Ever since it was…
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AMD Confirms 5 New Games Will Feature FidelityFX Super Resolution 2.0 Support!
While coming a little late to the party (when compared to Nvidia), AMD’s FidelityFX Super Resolution 2.0 technology certainly seems to be representing an excellent alternative. – Now admittedly, in the grand scheme of things, very few titles currently support AMD’s counterpart to DLSS. In fact, at the time of…
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AMD Ryzen 7000 to Feature DDR5 5200MHz Default Support!
While the AMD Ryzen platform has certainly represented an excellent choice for those looking for potent and affordable CPUs, it’s hard to deny that ever since its release back in 2017, RAM compatibility has been a bit of a consistent problem. Don’t get me wrong, RAM works with it, but…
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AMD Still Looking into Ryzen 5000 Support on 300-Series Motherboards
With a small number of exceptions, consumers looking to check out the current AMD Ryzen 5000 series of processors have, generally speaking, required a minimum of a 400-series motherboard for it to work. Yes, a number of models (mostly from ASRock) do offer support on the 300-series, but, by and…
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BlackBerry Phones Set to Officially Die on January 4th!
Once upon a time, in a phone store far far away, BlackBerry represented one of the most prestigious smartphone brands around. While the landscape has certainly changed massively over the last 20 years, it is easy to forget that, for a while, BlackBerry and Nokia were market-leading companies not just…
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AMD Adrenalin 21.11.2 – Game Ready for Battlefield 2042 on Radeon 6000 GPUs!
AMD graphics card owners, I’m afraid it’s that time again where brand new drivers have just been released. Yes, we know, AMD releases new drivers practically every week. And by and large, the frequency is so high that we daresay that many of you often don’t bother updating to them…
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Microsoft Confirms OneDrive Support is Ending on Older Windows Platforms
It seems incredible to think that OneDrive, as part of the Windows operating system, is now over 14 years old. Quite frankly, I thought it was a lot newer than that. – Albeit, coming from someone who has never once used it, I can’t personally profess to be too fussed…
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Gigabyte Quietly Brings Ryzen 5000 Support to its A320 Motherboards
The A320 motherboard has always provided an excellent entry-level point for consumers to either start or transition to the AMD Ryzen processor platform. It’s cheap, good enough for most users, and, generally speaking, offered support for Ryzen processors from the first generation up until the third (Ryzen 1XXX-Ryzen 3XXX). –…
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