MSI recently showcased its upcoming X870 and X870E motherboard range at Gamescom 2024, leaving many attendees intrigued by a new feature – the inclusion of 8-pin PCIe power connectors at the bottom of the boards. This addition has sparked questions among tech enthusiasts about the necessity and implications of such a design choice. Powering Next
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The gaming industry has seen a significant shift in recent years with 4K gaming panels becoming more affordable for the average consumer. One such example is the Dough Spectrum One, a premium model that was originally priced at $800 but is now available for just $369 on NewEgg. The Catch Despite the attractive price point,
Technology enthusiasts everywhere have experienced the frustration of trying to remove a graphics card, only to be met with complex retention mechanisms that seem counterintuitive and user-unfriendly. ASUS, a leading manufacturer in the industry, has unveiled their latest innovation at Gamescom 2024 – the PCIe Q-Release Slim. This new mechanism promises to revolutionize the way
OLED display technology has revolutionized the visual experience with its stunning picture quality. However, it is not without its flaws. One of the major issues with OLED displays is the limited full-screen brightness and the problem of burn-in. These shortcomings can be directly linked to the inefficiency of blue OLED subpixel technology. Unlike red and