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9 votes
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The forgotten Nintendo tech that makes GameCube HDMI possible
17 votes -
Sega Dreamcast at twenty: the futuristic games console that came too soon
28 votes -
Best 120mm fans for a desktop?
I was looking for preferences on 120/140mm case fans. RGB is a want, but not at the expense of quality fans. I'm pretty new to the topic and not super familiar with the technical side. So open to...
I was looking for preferences on 120/140mm case fans. RGB is a want, but not at the expense of quality fans.
I'm pretty new to the topic and not super familiar with the technical side. So open to reading more in depth too.
Thanks!
7 votes -
Lenovo to pay $7.3m for installing adware in 750,000 laptops
21 votes -
Every 7.8μs your computer’s memory has a hiccup
19 votes -
Reverse Engineering Pokémon GO Plus
8 votes -
iPhone user to Pixel 3 - Let's talk phones
Hello, ~tech! I've been really interested in the Google Pixel 3 (non XL) for quite some time, mainly due to my boredom of the Apple ecosystem. I've been primarily an iPhone user since 2014...
Hello, ~tech!
I've been really interested in the Google Pixel 3 (non XL) for quite some time, mainly due to my boredom of the Apple ecosystem. I've been primarily an iPhone user since 2014 (currently stuck on the iPhone 6S) and I've recently been eager to make a switch to Android. The Pixel 3 seems to be exactly what I'm looking for. Stock Android experience, a beautiful camera, modern device, and I'm already pretty integrated into Google's ecosystem of services, and I feel the transition will be very smooth.
So, for any Google Pixel 3 users, non XL or otherwise, what do you love and/or hate about your device? Were you in my shoes as well?
10 votes -
The Single Board Computer Database
11 votes -
Anyone use special keyboards?
7 votes -
Watch everyone pick the iPhone XR over a 1080p screen
9 votes -
Announcements from Apple’s iPad and Mac event in Brooklyn
16 votes -
Nvidia RTX 2080 Ti graphics cards are dying in alarming numbers
16 votes -
Overview of the Apple T2 Security Chip — Apple [PDF]
8 votes -
How important is response time in monitors and how distinguishable is it?
I'm currently looking for a new monitor and I have the ASUS MG279Q, the ASUS PG248Q and the ASUS MG278Q. Now, my setup is not the highest end, but decent with an i7 and a 1060 3GB, and there are...
I'm currently looking for a new monitor and I have the ASUS MG279Q, the ASUS PG248Q and the ASUS MG278Q. Now, my setup is not the highest end, but decent with an i7 and a 1060 3GB, and there are three concerns I have currently not found an answer for:
- The (potential) difference in quality between the MG279Q's IPS panel and the MG278's TN panel
- And the delay difference, the TN panel having a 1ms response time and the IPS' 4ms
- If my setup can even handle 1440p/144Hz (I don't need to play on the highest settings, nor do I need to reach those 144 FPS), in which case I would tend more towards the PG248Q
I'd love to upgrade towards 1440p as the screen real estate would be good for working (which I do a lot on the PC) and I would, I could later upgrade my GPU if the performance in games isn't satisfactory. I think my setup wouldn't have any issue handling day to day tasks and if need be I can play on lower resolutions or lower graphic settings. Also I wonder how large the difference between the IPS and TN panel is and if it's noticeable, particularly with colours.
Does anyone of you have experience with the subject or with the monitors named in particular?
20 votes -
iPhones are allergic to helium
20 votes -
The iPhone XR
12 votes -
Built a 60% mechanical keyboard!
20 votes -
Apple CEO Tim Cook is calling for Bloomberg to retract its Chinese spy chip story
13 votes -
Apple's new proprietary software locks kill independent repair on new MacBook Pros
38 votes -
Microsoft shakes up its Surface laptops with more powerful models
7 votes -
Supply chain security is the whole enchilada, but who’s willing to pay for it?
13 votes -
Making sense of the Supermicro motherboard attack
14 votes -
iPhone Xs max durability test
3 votes -
An interview with Eiiti Wada, inventor of the Happy Hacking keyboard
5 votes -
Controller gaming on PC
21 votes -
MT3 Jungle (dyed /dev/tty)
6 votes -
Polymega launch trailer
8 votes -
Bring back the headphone jack: Why USB-C audio still doesn't work
15 votes -
Dying PBT Keycaps
I just got my /dev/tty blanks in from Massdrop and I an thinking of dying them to match my current ABS colorway. I have looked at the guide and I think I am able to do all that, but I am wondering...
I just got my /dev/tty blanks in from Massdrop and I an thinking of dying them to match my current ABS colorway.
I have looked at the guide and I think I am able to do all that, but I am wondering what kind of look I am going to/can get by dying the gray and red caps?
I assume the gray caps would just yield a slightly darker color, but I am curious if I can get an interesting shade of brown by dying the red keycaps with some other color (or just more brown?)
Any hints on dying the colored caps or dying PBT in general are appreciated.
6 votes -
$600 Chromebooks are a dangerous development for Microsoft
16 votes -
RISC-V implemented in a night
14 votes -
Nvidia announces RTX 2000 GPU series with ‘six times more performance’ and ray-tracing
30 votes -
What is your experience with jailbreaking your e-reader?
I spent some time yesterday using the guide by KOReader to jailbreak my kindle PW. What features do you use if you've jailbroken it? Do you find it has changed how you read?
22 votes -
Which headphones do you recommend below 100€?
I'm looking into the ATH-M40X, which seems to be the best below 100€, but i would like to know other tilders opinion :) EDIT: preference to over ear and portable (portable is not a key feature...
I'm looking into the ATH-M40X, which seems to be the best below 100€, but i would like to know other tilders opinion :)
EDIT: preference to over ear and portable (portable is not a key feature that i'm looking, but it would be nice to be easy to carry around)
17 votes -
Intel Graphics teases first PC graphics card for 2020
@intelgraphics: We will set our graphics free. #SIGGRAPH2018 https://t.co/vAoSe4WgZX
27 votes -
NVIDIA SIGGRAPH 2018 Keynote Live Blog
2 votes -
DIYers hack insulin pump - create artificial pancreas
13 votes -
DAS Keyboard banned a guy on forums for providing open source alternatives for their keyboards
@sebirdman: So I got banned from the @daskeyboard forums for telling people there's an open source alternative to the windows only software they provide. I'll never buy one of these keyboards again.
17 votes -
Telsa unveils internally developed neural network accelerator chip and drop in replacement for existing Nvidia solution
4 votes -
Linux boots on Shakti processor, India's first RISC-V chip
9 votes -
Switch's mobile mode analysed in detail (and the hardware mod that makes it possible)
6 votes -
Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Extreme may be a premium 15.6 inch thin and light laptop
2 votes -
Leaked videos appear to depict Apple’s internal iPhone and Mac repair processes
10 votes -
The authors who love Amazon
6 votes -
Mobile phone radiation may affect memory performance in adolescents, study finds
3 votes -
The GameCube controller’s A button subtly taught us how to play
21 votes -
The next generation of VR headsets will connect over a single USB-C cable
9 votes -
NVIDIA, Oculus, Valve, AMD, and Microsoft form VirtualLink Consortium and introduce an open industry standard for connecting next-generation VR headsets
8 votes -
Microsoft announces Surface Go
17 votes