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Player sends broken RTX 5090 for repair, the manufacturer sends him an invoice for 2,900 euros back
A user sends his broken RTX 5090 to the manufacturer, who replies with an invoice for 2,900 euros.
A country that makes Germany’s high-speed trains look old is testing a magnetic levitation train that is supposed to reach speeds of 4,000 km/h
A country is currently working on magnetic levitation trains that could revolutionize the future of travel with their speeds.
With the mega-Warner deal, Netflix also acquires the gaming division: What does this mean for games like Hogwarts Legacy 2?
Netflix wants to buy parts of Warner Brothers, including the gaming department. But what does this mean for the games?
User exchanges RAM for graphics card, considers himself lucky until he sees the prices for memory
A user's exchange turns out to be a bad deal when he notices the current RAM prices.
Test of Turtle Burst II Pro: One of the best battery lives you can currently find in a light gaming mouse
With the Burst II Pro, Turtle Beach has launched a light gaming mouse. MeinMMO tested the mouse.
A YouTuber checks how long an OLED monitor lasts in everyday use and comes to a surprising conclusion after 5,000 hours
A YouTuber tested how long an OLED monitor lasts in everyday use. After 21 months, he draws his conclusions.
The CEO of Nvidia works 7 days a week, fears failure daily: “I am in a constant state of fear.”
Jensen Huang works tirelessly and even fears failure. He reports that: "He is in a constant state of fear"
Players from the Steam Deck demand that Valve finally fix an annoying issue: “Completely incomprehensible that they are still sending it in these ‘Steal Me’ boxes”
The situation of a frustrated customer highlights again that Valve urgently needs to fix an annoying issue.
AI is meant to ruin studies and universities, but a professor says: The university has always been broken
AI is meant to harm universities. A history professor speaks up and explains why they are already broken.
Users call for boycott of RAM: „Do you all want to be paying $5k for a computer full of 5 year-old parts?“
Reddit-Nutzer fordert zum Boykott von Arbeitsspeicher auf, denn niemand will in Zukunft überteuerte Computer kaufen.