Why buy the expensive ROG Ally X when you could get the original gaming handheld for literally half the price?

The ASUS ROG Ally is uncontested as the top choice among handheld gaming devices powered by Windows, providing a potent and adaptable option contrasting the accessible Steam Deck and restricted Nintendo Switch. The newly introduced ROG Ally X builds upon the outstanding features of its predecessor, yet it comes with a significantly higher price tag. Pondering why you should invest in the latest model when the initial ASUS ROG Ally delivers 90% of the same experience for only $399.99 at Best Buy?

This breakthrough tech could solve Microsoft’s AI power consumption woes and is 1,000x more energy-efficient

Generative AI is a technology that requires substantial resources to operate. Despite its ability to produce remarkable outcomes in various fields such as medicine, education, and computing, its energy requirements are cause for concern. A recent study reveals that the electricity consumption of tech giants like Microsoft and Google exceeds the power usage of over a hundred countries.

Like me, you might not have known this handy Windows 11 clipboard terminal trick for PowerShell and WSL

As a researcher delving into the world of computing, I can’t help but appreciate the raw power and versatility of the terminal. Although it may appear intimidating to some, I find solace in its command-line interface. Whether you’re a professional system administrator or simply an enthusiast drawn to its unique charm, the terminal is an indispensable tool for navigating the depths of your PC’s operating system.

AMD delays its Ryzen 9000 desktop processors, but it’s for a more trivial reason than Intel’s ongoing 13th/14th Gen disaster

Custom PC builders are facing choppy waters as they wait for AMD’s latest desktop processors, the Ryzen 9000 series. Originally slated for a late July debut, AMD has announced that the new Zen 5 APUs will experience a slight delay due to not meeting “our” complete quality standards. AMD’s Senior Vice President and General Manager of Computing and Graphics, Jack Huynh, confirmed the earliest availability dates: August 8 for the Ryzen 7 9600X and Ryzen 5 9700X with a 65W TDP, and August 15 for the Ryzen 9 9900X and 9950X with a 120W TDP.