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Corsair Nautilus 360 RS review

It’s not often that a liquid cooler flies under the radar these days. Many on the market are adorned with massive screens and more bling than a boxing match. Not the Corsair Nautilus 360 RS. It’s a top-notch liquid cooler with solid performance and low noise levels. Available for $110/£110, the Nautilus is an affordable…

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How to get honeycomb in Minecraft

Honeycomb is the only way you’ll be able to wax your copper crafts and prevent them from oxidising in Minecraft, so knowing where to find honeycomb is pretty important. Especially if you have copper golems sorting out your base, or you’ve decorated floor to ceiling with various copper items. Luckily, it’s not too challenging to…

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Fast Forward: Watts Up With Processor Power?

This article was published in the September 2015 issue of Maximum PC. For more trusted reviews and feature stories, subscribe here. Demystifying Processor Power Consumption My recent column on AMD’s advanced voltage/frequency scaling confused some readers. It’s worth tackling this subject again, because power consumption is the most challenging problem for chip designers. It’s also…

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Japan Is Getting A Virtual-On Pedometer, Because Why Not

Step it up. Tanita, the company behind the $460 Virtual-On Twin Stick controller for PS4, has opened pre-orders for a pedometer based on the Sega mech combat series. Designed by Yasuhiro Mori, the graphic artist of the Virtual-On franchise, the pedometer will be available to pre-order until March 11th. It’s only confirmed for Japan. Read…

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Right to repair bill in Texas has been signed into law after winning by a landslide victory, with not a single vote against it

Over the course of the weekend just gone, a new bill was signed by the Governor of Texas. Hardly newsworthy, of course, but the legislation passed into law was that of the right to repair electronics—something that only six other states have done. And perhaps even more importantly, the decision was entirely unanimous, with not…

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