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Nvidia is still committed to its stalwart RTX 3060, making the prospect of a truly budget Ada card ever more distant

It’s been nearly four years since Nvidia’s original GeForce RTX 3060 first launched and despite the extra technology advancements brought in by the Ada Lovelace architecture, the evergreen mid-range card is still a popular choice. And now it looks like third-party vendors will keep on churning out new RTX 3060 models, with lower prices, thanks…

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Baldur’s Gate 3’s new Legendary Actions just made its honour mode bosses way harder than you think, and I can prove it with D&D science

Baldur’s Gate 3’s latest patch added two whole new difficulty modes. Honour, a sort of pseudo-permadeath run, and Custom, which lets you fiddle around with rulesets to your heart’s content. One thing that had alarm bells ringing in my head, however, was this line from the patch notes:  “[Honour mode] introduces over 30 new tweaks…

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Ducky ProjectD Outlaw65 review

If you’ve ever wanted to build your own keyboard then the Ducky ProjectD Outlaw65 is a simple and easy way to go about it. Included in this compact kit are most of the pieces required to build a mechanical keyboard from scratch and a guarantee that every piece will fit together—you need only provide switches…

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Part two of Warhammer 40,000: Darktide’s big free expansion comes this month, featuring a new mission, injectable magic potions, and… a foldable shovel?

One year on from its rocky launch, co-op shooter Warhammer 40,000: Darktide has been on a bit of an apology tour, making major overhauls of core systems to get the game into a more lovable state. So far it’s been a really successful makeover, and it’s culminated in a big free expansion, The Traitor Curse,…

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Chrome and Chromium-based browser zero-day exploit that ‘exists in the wild’ has been patched but an estimated 4 billion people may still be affected

In the on-going cat and mouse game that is modern cybersecurity, even the really big names in the industry can sometimes be caught by surprise. Google’s software security team, the very super-spy sounding “The Threat Analysis Group”, announced a hidden exploit in Chrome and Chromium-based browsers on November 24, and Google has since patched it…

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