We're not used to seeing graphics cards from ASRock, but they've recently started making them, and now they're outing their own variant of the new AMD Radeon RX 5500 XT (our review of the 4GB card is here ). This one is called the RX 5500 XT Phantom Gaming D 8G OC, which gives away a few details about the unit.

As reported by WikiChip Fuse this week, Chinese CPU maker Zhaoxin has outlined the designs for its next-generation KaiXian and KaiSheng processors. This reveal comes on the heels of a Bloomberg report this fall that China is pushing hard to decrease the country's dependency on U.S. technology .

Zhaoxin has two primary product lines. The KaiXian chips are designed for the consumer market, while the KaiSheng processors are tailored towards the server market. Zhaoxin's existing KaiXian KX

The Thermaltake's S500 came on the market earlier this year, and now the vendor is announcing another version fit for the cold weather: the new white variant is called the S500 Tempered Glass Snow Edition.

The PC case comes in a standard ATX layout with eight expansion slots, which can all be rotated to a layout that allows you to mount graphics cards vertically. The case supports CPU coolers up to 172mm tall, GPUs up to 4

In a surprise announcement at The Game Awards last night, Microsoft unveiled that its next console will be called the Xbox Series X. Additionally, it unveiled a new design and a controller. It will release in time for the holidays in 2020.

From a teaser video, the design looks like a small form factor tower, similar to the Corsair One desktop. There's ventilation on the top (with what appears to be green lighting) and a disk drive on the

Today is one of those good days where we've found a deal on a product we’re actually using right now, this very second in fact. Razer's Basilisk Gaming Mouse is currently on sale for just under $40 , that's an impressive $30 off its retail price, $15 off its average price, and honestly it's a sweet deal if you don't already own this mouse.

And it is a phenomenal mouse too

A report from SemiAccurate today claimed that Intel has significantly delayed its "entire server roadmap," and a follow-on report from Wells Fargo analyst Aaron Rakers , which cites the SemiAccurate report and "industry checks," seemingly reaffirms that Intel has hit yet another roadblock on its path to recovering from its incessant 10nm delays, thus impacting delivery of the Ice Lake processors for the data center.

However, in a statement sent to Tom's Hardware, Intel maintains that its data

ASRock announced this week that renown overclocker Nick Shih has filled ASRock's X299 Taichi CLX workstation-grade motherboard with 1TB of memory when the motherboard only officially supports up to 256GB.

To achieve this feat, Shih paired an Intel Core i9-7900X with eight SK Hynix 128GB LRDIMM (load-reduced DIMM) modules. This is quite fascinating, considering we were told that the

Whether you do projects with Raspberry Pi or some other board, you're going to need a breadboard. Breadboards allow you to prototype electronics by popping all your wires, sensors, motors, lights, speakers, transistors and resistors into their little plastic holes.  You use simple, removable cables called jumper wires to connect your Pi to all of the electronics and build working circuits.

Normally, buying even one breadboard by itself  will cost you $7 to $10. But right now