If you’ve got a decent pair of wireless headphones, but now want a wireless microphone, then Antlion Audio may have something for you. The ModMic Wireless takes away the the cable clutter, but does it cut any corners with the audio quality? Let’s find out!

Rendering complex scenes has long been done using the CPU, but many modern renderers have either introduced GPU support, or been built entirely around it. In the case of Arnold, it’s been CPU-bound for most of its life, with the first GPU-supported version having hit the streets just a couple of weeks ago. Join us as we take an initial performance look at the renderer, in both single and multi-GPU configurations.

Intel’s Xeon Scalable processors enter their second generation, so to complement that, the company has upgraded all models, and added some new SKUs for good measure. Complementing the launch is even more hardware and tech, including Intel’s DL Boost, Xeon D-1600 SoC, more Optane, and even some FPGA action.

We’re here at NVIDIA’s GPU Technology Conference 2019, and there is a tonne to talk about. From RTX Servers and Workstations, Omniverse collaboration software to unite 3D film studios, CUDA-X AI libraries, a huge focus on data science, a $99 Jetson Nano dev kit, and more.

Keyboards are one of those very personal items that you will choose. Mechanical keyboards have exploded with popularity in recent years, as have the selections, styles, and variants. Today I am looking at the TESORO GRAM MX ONE, a very budget friendly plank offering genuine Cherry MX Brown switches. Just how well can you do for under $80US?

NVIDIA’s Turing-infused Quadro RTX 4000 sets out to be a super-fast performer for its $900 price tag, but it also brings a couple of tricks. Those include some RTX special features, like Tensor and RT cores, which already come in addition to architectural enhancements that helps the card leap far ahead of the older P4000.