Gamer Fridge

When I loaded into Baldur’s Gate 3’s new epilogue, what I found was extremely sweet, almost saccharine. After parting ways with my true companions in the OG ending, some seemingly going off to their deaths or assorted metaphysical torments, it felt like a real “the Fellowship has failed” moment. Now though? All my buds came…

A Commodore for the modern era As I explained before, my roots in computing date back to the Commodore 64, which is generally recognized as the best selling PC of all time. Like many thirty-somethings and over, I cut my computing teeth on that system and get a sense of nostalgia any time I see…

Change often happens very slowly and in the case of Windows Explorer being all sluggish and laggy when dealing with OneDrive files, that problem seems to have been around since the dawn of the dinosaurs. But at long last, in a small Windows beta update, Microsoft has apparently finally solved the issue. The update in…

Top-level overclocking pushes PC hardware into scenarios that it’s never expected to experience on a day-to-day basis. One exception is MSI’s new $5000 RTX 5090 Lightning Z graphics card, sporting two 600 W 12V-2×6 connectors, 40-phase VRMs, and even an option to use a special BIOS that pushes the card’s limit to a dizzy 2,500…