Tech
A man built his dream gaming PC over the years – selling it to spend time collecting memories with his terminally ill wife
A gamer spent years building his gaming PC, but now he has sold everything. His wife is seriously ill.
What should you consider when buying a gaming keyboard? The most important tips before the purchase
You want to buy a gaming keyboard but don't know what to pay attention to? MeinMMO explains all the features to you.
The CEO of a large company claims: AI is now so good that his own job will soon be redundant
Klarna CEO believes that AI can take over all jobs – even his own. His statements are causing discussions and criticism.
The desire for home office is so great that many people are willing to make significant financial sacrifices
Home office is an option for many to work more flexibly. Many are even willing to forfeit part of their salary for this.
“I started collecting and have already more than 650” – A DIY enthusiast has been powering his home since 2016 with laptop batteries
Complete independence from the power grid doesn’t have to be a dream, as a DIY enthusiast shows. His approach: old batteries, solar panels, and a Tesla.
He says his gaming PC is worth 3,000 € and offers it for 1,800 € – but users see through what he is really selling
Sometimes offers on eBay or Facebook Marketplace show how important it is to inform yourself before making a purchase. This PC is such a case.
„Go home“ – An AI-powered robot convinces others to call it a day
A small AI-powered robot convinced its distant relatives to stop working and to follow it „nachhause“.
YouTube supports content creators with AI, but it only makes them look like a stupid narcissist
A YouTuber examined a YouTube AI feature and realizes: he doesn't come off very well.
His Steam Deck swells and sets the case on fire – Here’s how to enjoy the console longer
A user reports that his Steam Deck caught fire. Why this might have happened and how to handle it, you can read here.
So much for 4k gaming: More than 56% of Steam users play with a resolution that has existed for 18 years
Steam wanted to know what hardware gamers use for playing. It turned out that even by the end of 2024, most gamers are still using 1080p.