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AMD Radeon RX 9050 4GB: It's a Scam
Posted on Tuesday September 22, 2026
AMD's Radeon RX 9050 4GB shares a name with the faster 8GB model, but half the VRAM and memory bandwidth make this OEM-only GPU a far worse deal than buyers may realize.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Acer CEO says PC prices could fall by 2027, accuses rivals of milking the RAM shortage for profit
Posted on Tuesday September 22, 2026
Acer CEO Jason Chen recently told DigiTimes that PC price hikes related to RAM shortages might begin to reverse by late 2027. The statement counters earlier claims from other memory manufacturer CEOs that the situation would continue until at least 2030.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
AMD just joined the $1 trillion club, beating Intel to the milestone
Posted on Monday September 21, 2026
Nvidia eclipsed the $1 trillion valuation mark in May 2023, and has not looked back since. The company has continued to tack on value driven largely by the AI boom. Currently, the chipmaker has an incredible market cap of roughly $5.48 trillion, making it the most valuable company in the...Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Internet Explorer is finally, truly dying, and Microsoft wants you ready by 2029
Posted on Monday September 21, 2026
Microsoft retired support for Internet Explorer 11 years ago, but the ancient browser is still lingering in modern Windows releases through the IE Mode feature. By the end of 2029, even IE Mode will finally be gone, along with IE's ancient web engine technology. Enterprise organizations should prepare for the...Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Silent Hill: Townfall debuts in a haunting return to psychological horror
Posted on Monday September 21, 2026
Silent Hill: Townfall takes the series to a remote Scottish setting, blending first-person gameplay with the psychological horror and storytelling the franchise is known for. Its gripping mystery, sound design, and fresh ideas make it one of the most compelling horror games of the year.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
This one-command trick can put your localhost on the internet, no port forwarding required
Posted on Monday September 21, 2026
"Put localhost on the Internet," was the new pitch for an old feature that had Cloudflare at the top of Hacker News and X's dev circles for the last few days. The tool has existed since 2021, and let's you run one command: cloudflared tunnel --url http://localhost:8000, and whatever is...Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Comfy Desktop makes running local AI models on your PC much easier
Posted on Monday September 21, 2026
Comfy Desktop lets you generate AI images and video locally using your own GPU, with popular models such as Stable Diffusion, SDXL, Flux, Wan, and others. It wraps the powerful ComfyUI workflow system into a desktop app that handles installation, dependencies, and more, removing much of the hassle from running generative AI on your own hardware.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
CD Projekt CEO reveals why the company decided to use Unreal Engine for The Witcher 4
Posted on Monday September 21, 2026
The next chapter in The Witcher's fantasy saga won't run on CD Projekt's proprietary graphics engine. According to the company's co-CEO, that decision was actually made years ago, and it's expected to pave the way for more frequent releases in the saga going forward.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Apple Mac mini M6 debuts: more performance at a higher price
Posted on Monday September 21, 2026
The new M6 Mac mini delivers a strong performance boost in the same remarkably compact and quiet design, with reviewers praising its CPU and GPU performance. The catch is price: the new $899 starting point is $300 higher(!) than the previous generation. Despite the price hike, reviewers still consider the M6 Mac mini a compelling desktop.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
iPhone 18 Pro teardown highlights mechanical camera aperture and a major thermal redesign
Posted on Monday September 21, 2026
The iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max are the first smartphones from Apple to ship with a variable aperture. Samsung experimented with a similar mechanism years ago with some of its Galaxy and Note devices, but that run was short lived. Apple's implementation features six tiny aperture blades that physically...Read Entire Article Continue Reading »