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Chicago weighs major sports betting tax hike in $16.6 billion budget Chicago is weighing a $16.6 billion city budget, and one part of it is catching the eye of the sports… Continue reading Chicago weighs major sports betting tax hike in $16.6 billion budget The post Chicago weighs major sports betting tax hike in $16.6 billion budget appeared first on ReadWrite.
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AM4 returns as DDR5 prices bite Old DDR4 rigs are trendy again. DDR5 pricing is turning PC building into a bad joke, so many people are crawling back to the older AM4 platform. AM4 CPUs have a near 34 per cent market share at Mindfactory, and they have also grabbed four spots on the Amazon US top 10 best-sellers list. With DDR5 RAM costs climbing, more users are sticking with DDR4, and it is not hard to see why, when a memory kit can cost more than a midrange CPU. It has been clear for a while that DDR5 pricing and availabili...
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Maingear tells DDR5 to jog on with BYO RAM Memory prices are bonkers so punters get the screwdriver Maingear has decided that DDR5 pricing madness can do one and is letting buyers supply their own memory instead. The boutique PC builder has rolled out what it calls BYO RAM builds, allowing customers to order a fully built system with no DDR5 installed. Memory prices have gone from annoying to ridiculous as DDR5 ICs get hoovered up by AI infrastructure, leaving gamers staring at wildly fluctuating pre-built prices. Pre-built PC make...
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TweakTown News |
Samsung unveils new 6K glasses-free 3D gaming monitor, world's first 1040Hz display, and more Samsung unveils new 2026 Odyssey gaming monitors: industry's first 6K glasses-free 3D monitor, a new monitor with an insane 1040Hz refresh rate, and more.Continue reading at TweakTown
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The Register |
Keeping Windows and macOS alive past their sell-by date Practical steps to make an aging operating system usable into 2026 Part 1 You can switch to running mostly FOSS without switching to Linux. First, though, give your OS a bit of TLC. We'll come back to what to do next in part two.…
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5K gaming is too hard, even for an RTX 5090D Too many pixels, not enough puff Some panel makers are pushing 5K gaming monitors at punters, but the reality is that normal players will be waiting a while before they make any sense outside marketing decks. Asus has been parading its new 27-inch ROG Strix 27 Pro gaming monitor, which features a 5,120 x 2,880 resolution running at up to 180Hz, which sounds cracking until you try to drive it properly. Even Nvidia’s latest muscle struggles, with VideoCardz reporting that sm...
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Washington says China is being unfair about chips You are supposed to be victims of our capitalist might Washington has fired another broadside at Beijing’s chip ambitions while pushing the tariff detonator a couple of years down the road. The Trump administration accused China of gaming the global semiconductor industry with unfair trade practices but said it will not hike tariffs on Chinese imports until at least mid-2027. In an online filing, the US trade representative’s office laid out the findings of a year-long probe into Beiji...
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Digital Trends |
Snag Google One AI Pro at half-price before it disappears Google's New Year promo slashes 50% off Google One premium and AI Pro annual plans. The post Snag Google One AI Pro at half-price before it disappears appeared first on Digital Trends.
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TweakTown News |
Samsung DS division that handles DRAM, NAND, and more receives 100% performance bonuses Samsung is giving out 100% performance-related bonuses in its Device Solutions (DS) division, after recent success in DRAM, NAND, chipsets, wafers, more.Continue reading at TweakTown
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Big Tech hiding AI debt A few trillion here, a few trillion there, and suddenly you are talking about real money Big Tech companies have moved more than $120 billion of data centre spending off their balance sheets using special purpose vehicles funded by the cocaine nose jobs of Wall Street, stirring fresh jitters about the financial risks of their huge bet on artificial intelligence. Meta, Elon Musk’s xAI, Oracle and data centre operator CoreWeave have led the charge on complex financing deals designed to shield t...
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