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Team Group's record is based on a quad-channel DDR4 setup using the company's T-Force Xtreem ARGB DDR4 gaming memory, which Team Group introduced at the end of last year. The setup jotted down a write speed of a whopping 104,643 MB/s, and read that data back at a staggering 136,678 MB/s. The record was set by Taiwanese overclocker LeeGH. … [Read more...] about Team Group Sets Quad-Channel DDR4 Read/Write Speed World Record

Before this launch, the TW2 Pro line of liquid coolers consisted of three size units, all with a shiny pump/cold plate combo unit and fans with a colored RGB ring around them. The new Color additions replace the fans for spinners that light up the fan blades in all shades of the rainbow. Entirely what makes these units more "Pro" is unclear to me, but I digress. … [Read more...] about Jonsbo Intros Angeleyes TW2 Pro Color AIO Coolers Lathered in RGB

Thunderbolt 4 also calls for universal cables (up to 2 meters in length) that support 40Gb/s of throughput, addressing the current confusing array of different types of USB-C cables and ports into one central solution that has a simplified branding scheme (a single lighting bolt logo). Thunderbolt 4 cabling will come in 0.2m, 0.8m, and 2m lengths, with plans for 5 to 50m cabling in the future.  … [Read more...] about Intel Announces Thunderbolt 4 Specification, Debuts with Tiger Lake

Using PiKISS is simple thanks to categorized menus accessed via the keyboard. From these menus, the Raspberry Pi can be tweaked to have an overclocked CPU, ZRAM disk caching and selectively uninstall applications to save space. If you are a retro gamer then the Games and Emulation menus hold a world of old hardware and games, to relive the classics of the past. The most interesting menus are Server and Info. The Server menu contains ready to install services such as FTP, SMB (SAMBA), OwnCloud cloud storage and even OctoPrint to manage and monitor a 3D printer. The Info menu contains tools for monitoring, auditing and benchmarking a Raspberry Pi. … [Read more...] about Keep Your Raspberry Pi Setup Simple With PiKISS

How QR code menus work QR codes — which use a scannable design of black and white squares — have been in widespread use since the mid-2010s. The code, when scanned using your smartphone’s camera, will open a link — in this case, to a restaurant’s menu page. … [Read more...] about You’ll be ordering food with QR code menus long after the pandemic ends