Apple Boot Camp 6 Now Supports Windows 10

There’s an Apple support page revealing that Boot Camp 6 for Mac is compatible with Windows 10. What’s that mean to you? The ability to use Microsoft’s new platform on a supported OS X “Yosemite” Mac machine. Unfortunately, Boot Camp only supports the 64-bit version of Windows 10. According to the Support page, Boot Camp…

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TP-Link Unleashes Mega Fast Tri-band Router

TP-Link launched on Thursday a great networking solution that’s ideal for small businesses and homes that are pushing 4K video streaming to multiple devices. Called the Archer C3200, this router provides three Wi-Fi bands instead of two, coughing up a combined speed of 3.2 Gbps. The new Archer C3200 features one 2.4 GHz band providing…

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EKWB Reveals Its First AIO Liquid Cooler

Slovenia-based EK Water Blocks has unveiled a new line of all-in-one liquid cooling solutions, the EK-Predator family. The company says that these new products are “the next big thing” that will shake things up in the liquid cooling market. That’s probably because they are geared for the mainstream market but use enthusiast-based components, providing a…

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Build It: Little PC on the Prairie

This article was published in the August 2015 issue of Maximum PC. For more trusted reviews and feature stories, subscribe here. An ultra-budget gaming PC for the shallowest of pockets Length of Time: 1-3 Hours | Level of Difficulty: Medium The Mission One letter came in from retired army sergeant first class Harley Roam, who…

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Padlock Your Dropbox with USB Two Factor Authentication

Beef up your security Dropbox is making it more difficult for the bad guys to infiltrate your online storage account, provided you take advantage of the service’s new support for USB-based two-factor authentication. Effective immediately, Dropbox supports Universal 2nd Factor (U2F) security keys as an additional method for two-step verification, albeit only if you’re using…

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Synology DiskStation DS2415+ NAS Review

In the NAS world, bigger is definitely better NASes are becoming more common, not just in the office space, but at home. As faster Internet connection speeds become more common, it’s likely that more storage space will be required. But what if you stored everything on your PC? While we suspect a lot of people…

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