Logitech G RS Shifter and Handbrake review

Flying down the Wellington Straight at Silverstone, the roar of the engine is bested only by the mechanical clunk of the sequential shifter as I drop the gears down for Brooklands. Sim racing is made much better by a dedicated shifter. In this instance, the Logitech G RS Shifter and Handbrake. This accessory has been…

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Big AI beasts reportedly delay Nvidia Blackwell orders due to GPU overheating but it doesn’t worry us for RTX 50 gaming cards

Nvidia’s biggest customers for AI chips, including Microsoft, Amazon, Google and Meta, have reportedly cut their orders for the new Blackwell series of GPUs due to overheating issues. However, that doesn’t worry us for Nvidia’s new RTX 50 family of gaming GPUs, despite them also being based on the Blackwell architecture. The Information (paywall, via…

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OBSBot Meet 2 review

I’m going to be honest here, I don’t think I’ve ever quite understood why the average person would be interested in a 4K webcam for 4K prices. I think there’s a real purpose if you’re a streamer and want the absolute best clarity but, with the likes of Google Meet limiting video calls to just…

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Pantheon: Rise of the Fallen is an aggressively old-school MMO that hates hand-holding so much it won’t even give you a map—but a certain type of player might just love it

“What the heck is a Dire Lord?” I asked myself, staring at Pantheon: Rise of the Fallen‘s character creation screen. This was my first inkling that I was about to start playing an MMO that would rarely tell me anything I needed to know. From the absence of practical information about classes and races, to…

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It turns out NFTs of tennis balls that sold for $3 million aren’t worth much after all and I just died of not-surprise

Back in 2022, the Tennis Australia’s forward-thinking management released 6,776 images of tennis balls as digital NFTs. Each one sold for 0.067 in the ethereum cryptocurrency, about $278 AUD at the time. Those same NFTs are now reportedly trading for as little as 0.003ETH or $15 AUD on OpenSea, the self-described “world’s first and largest…

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