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Building a custom Xbox Adaptive Controller peripheral, part three | 6 |
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HyperX's Savage Exo 480-GB external SSD reviewedBrutal, savage, rekt? | 7 |
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The death of Windows Media Center and the five stages of HTPC griefGoodnight, sweet prince | 67 |
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Cooler Master's MP860 dual-surface RGB LED mouse pad reviewedTwo surfaces and 19 lighting zones | 6 |
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Patriot's Evlvr 1-TB external SSD reviewedA Thunderbolt 3 SSD for you and me | 10 |
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Building a custom Xbox Adaptive Controller peripheral, part two | 19 |
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Microsoft's Windows 10 October 2018 Update reviewedA grab bag of tweaks and polish | 62 |
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Fractal Design's Define S2 case reviewedThe times, they are a-changin' | 33 |
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Building a custom Xbox Adaptive Controller peripheral, part one | 5 |
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SteelSeries' Stratus XL Bluetooth gamepad reviewedBlending the best | 19 |
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Updated: GeForce cards mysteriously appear to play nice with TR's FreeSync monitors | 66 |
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Roccat's Sova lapboard and Leadr wireless gaming mouse reviewedChicken dinner on the couch | 12 |
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STAFF TWEETS
- jkampman_tr: @paulhardware They are indeed.
- jkampman_tr: Now get rid of the 1-TB data cap so people can actually use it https://t.co/0bd1SviXg1
- jkampman_tr: Seen some benchmarks of “simulated” i7-9700Ks using the 9900K with HT disabled. Be careful about that - you aren’t disabling 4 MB of L3
- jkampman_tr: It's a hack, but you can force Windows to recognize a Synaptics or Elan pad as a Precision Touchpad with some drive… https://t.co/J2Op7GcNru
- jkampman_tr: Net result:
- jkampman_tr: The trick is this single diode on the end of each fan blade
