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NVIDIA’s R337 GeForce Linux Driver Reintroduces Overclocking Capabilities
We talked earlier this week about all that NVIDIA’s R337 GeForce driver for Windows brings to the table, but little did we realize at the time, the Linux R337 driver also got a fair amount of love. At the forefront, the driver adds support for NVIDIA’s latest mobile GPUs, and also takes…..
Aimpad – The Next Big Thing in PC Gaming?
Here at Techgage, we like to keep up on all the new and exciting things to enter the PC gaming world. One product that grabbed our attention, that’s still in development and currently on Kickstarter, is the “Aimpad”. Aimpad is a revolutionary idea, once you understand the theory around how it will…..
Logitech’s K830 Keyboard Aims to Illuminate Your Livingroom Experience
We’ve long been a fan of Logitech’s livingroom offerings here at Techgage, what with its cool di Novo keyboards to its feature-packed Harmony remotes. With its just-announced K830, it looks like the company wants to keep us hooked, because it looks fantastic. Its full name is “Illuminated Livingroom Keyboard K830“, and that…..
Heartbleed: Why You Should Pay Attention
When I caught a quick glance at a “Heartbleed” mention on Tuesday, all I thought was, “Oh great, another vulnerability”. Then, I brushed it off. Of course, now it’s well-known that it’s not just “another vulnerability”; it’s genuinely severe, and one that all server admins need to look into, and potentially deal…..
Gearbox Announces Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel, Due Out This Fall
A leak that hit the Web earlier this week has proven true: Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel is in development. I’m not quite sure this could be considered “Borderlands 3″, because just last month, Gearbox CEO Randy Pitchford said that the company was not actively working on any Borderlands projects. Either he was fibbing, or…..
Logitech: Meet the Über-Customizable G502 Proteus Core Tunable Gaming Mouse
Its full name might be a true mouthful, but Logitech’s newest gaming mouse, the G502 Proteus Core, promises to be the company’s most capable one to date. Featuring Logitech G-exclusive Delta Zero technology, the G502 Proteus Core’s sensor is said to be “the world’s most powerful and accurate sensor,” according to the…..
Thunderbolt Networking To Gain Windows Driver Support
Despite the time that 10Gbps networking has been around, so far it has failed to catch on in the consumer market, price being the major contributor. While the idea of paying $50 for a Thunderbolt cable will make many baulk, the truth of the matter is 10Gbps Ethernet makes that $50 look…..
Raspberry Pi Compute Module – Pi In Smaller Portions
It’s been two years since the Raspberry Pi was first released. It started a little rough due to manufacturing delays, but has ultimately taken the world by storm. It would seem that a $25 computer had a market after all. As time has gone by, one question remained in the back of…..
AMD’s Radeon R9 295X2 Unveiled: What Kind of Performance Does $1,499 Get You?
It’s going to be in the running for the worst-kept secret of 2014, but it doesn’t matter: AMD’s Radeon 295X2 is designed to noticed, and incite an enthusiastic response from those who look its way. The card is big, complex, and expensive, but it’s also ridiculously powerful. We could say that about…..
Windows XP: A Brief Retrospective
The end-of-support date for Windows XP has been no secret, and the build-up to it has been long. But with the date now upon us, we’re being hit with a big dose of nostalgia, thinking back to all that the OS has brought us. The best thing about nostalgia is sharing it,…..
New USB 3.1 with Type-C Connector – Faster and Fumble-Free
They’re coming. USB 3.1’s specification, which will deliver data transfer rates as fast as 10Gbps (gigabits per second), is slated for mass adoption by the end of 2014. The 3.1 specification is twice as fast as the current USB 3.0 spec. Along with the faster transfer data transfer speeds, the new standard…..
NVIDIA’s GeForce Experience 2.0, R337 Driver Bring Major Improvements and Features
NVIDIA launched its GeForce Experience app last May, and at the time, I wasn’t too sure of what it’d become. From the get-go, it boasted the ability to optimize your games with ease, but past that, I am not sure I realized that NVIDIA would keep piling new features on. Fortunately, it…..
Papago! P2 Pro 1080p Dashcam Review
A dashcam might be a simple device, but it’s one that could prove invaluable in the event of an accident – nothing tells the truth quite like video. And as far as dashcams go, Papago! makes some attractive ones, including the P2 Pro we’re taking a look at here. So, let’s take…..
AOC’s G2460PQU 144Hz 24-inch Display Is Serious About Gaming Performance
The last time I talked about AOC, it had just released one of the most attractive 27-inch 1080p displays I had seen up to that point (especially where the price was concerned), and now, it’s caught my attention again with its brand-new 144Hz gaming display. At a time when most of us…..
Thecus Upgrades its N7710 and N8810 NASes, Adds 10GbE Upgradability
Thecus, a company we have long been familiar with, announced this week two new NAS devices aimed directly at the SMB and enterprise market. Known by most of our readers for its quality home NAS offerings, Thecus has spent a considerable amount of effort catering to IT professionals with larger bay capacity,…..
NZXT’s Sentry 3 Touchscreen Fan Controller Boasts Great Specs & Aesthetics
NZXT has just introduced its latest fan controller, the Sentry 3. Featuring a 5.4″ color touchscreen interface, the Sentry 3 is completely devoid of any mechanical knobs or switches. This screen, NZXT says, is 33% larger than any other single-bay fan controller currently available. Users only need to slide, swipe, and touch…..
First DDR4 Modules to Land Alongside Intel’s Xeon E5-2600 v3 Series This Fall
When Intel’s Xeon E5-2600 v3 series drops in Q3, it’s going to bring with it a number of notable features; the biggest of which is the architecture boost from Ivy Bridge to Haswell. In addition to an increase of maximum cores (14, from 12) and cache (35MB, from 30MB), E5 v3 will…..
Seagate Backup Plus Slim 2TB Portable HDD Review
Seagate’s Backup Plus Slim is a portable drive that boasts some impressive features on paper, It crams 2TB into a super-small form-factor; just half-an-inch thick. It bundles Seagate’s own Dashboard backup software, which offers a couple of neat options we’ve never seen before. But it’s biggest draw? The sub-$120 pricetag. Each time…..
AMD Releases $60 Radeon R5 230 Graphics Card
AMD is expected to soon take the veil off of its latest ultra high-end graphics card, the Radeon R9 295 X2, so it’s almost humorous that to preface that, the company has released the lowest-end offering of its current-gen lineup. The model is the Radeon R5 230, and based on its naming alone,…..
Leaked Screenshots Show Mobile Gmail Overhaul – And It Looks Fantastic
It looks like Google could soon be splashing a fresh coat of paint all over its Gmail mobile app – if leaked screenshots can be believed, that is. I hope it’s true, because after looking at these screenshots, I want this update. It’s not as though the Gmail app is unattractive, but the…..
The Document Foundation Wants to Make Old, Unsupported Formats Accessible Again
The Document Foundation, the folks behind the popular open-source software suite LibreOffice, want to make sure that aging, unsupported documents don’t remain unsupported forever. In an initiative called Document Liberation Project, TDF hopes to gather those who are willing to help restore functionality to unsupported document formats and ultimately allow them to…..
Cooler Master Intros QuickFire Rapid-I Mech Keyboard, Featuring ActivLite
Techgage reviewed Cooler Master’s QuickFire Rapid mechanical keyboard more than two years ago, and it impressed us then. Apparently a solidly-built keyboard endowed with Cherry MX switches wasn’t enough for certain segments of the company’s customer base, since they demanded a plank with the same build quality and 10 key-less form factor…..
UK Man Sentenced in Landmark Microsoft Cold Call Scam Case
In 2010, I penned a post that talked about a popular scam that was rising in popularity around the UK, where someone would cold call a person and tell them that their PC had a bad virus. As it turns out, that scam would bleed through to the rest of the world; even…..
After Five Years, Canonical’s Cloud Storage Service is Dissipating
A couple of weeks ago, Google sent the prices for its cloud storage on a free fall. Its $5/mo for 100GB option suddenly became $2/mo, and the ultra-attractive 1TB tier became $10/mo. In our respective post, I said, “you’d imagine with this kind of rock-bottom pricing, the competition would have to react” –…..
With Fire TV, Amazon Takes on Ouya and Chromecast in One Fell Swoop
Ever deal with someone who starts off asking for a little, but then asks for a lot? Well, add Amazon to that list. Not content to sit on your doorstep in corrugated cardboard form, the company now wants in your livingroom. How’s it going to get there? With Fire TV, its ambitious…..