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Rockstar Says GTA 6 Will Be the Largest Game Launch in History Ahead of May 2026 Release

Rockstar Says GTA 6 Will Be the Largest Game Launch in History Ahead of May 2026 Release

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Rockstar has described Grand Theft Auto 6 as the largest game launch in history, set for release on May 26 2026.See the Story

Corsair RAM Lawsuit: Why Overclocking Speeds Led to a $5.5M Settlement

Germany · Germany

Corsair RAM Lawsuit: Why Overclocking Speeds Led to a $5.5M Settlement

In 2022, Corsair was named in a class-action lawsuit alleging misleading marketing of its Vengeance and Dominator DDR4/DDR5 desktop memory modules. The complaint stated that Corsair prominently advertised high speeds such as DDR4-3600 or DDR5-6400 without making it clear that these numbers referred to overclocking ...See the Story

Intel's 14nm+++ desktop CPUs are making a comeback — chipmaker inexplicably resurrects Comet Lake from five years ago with 'new' Core i5-110

Technology · Germany

Intel's 14nm+++ desktop CPUs are making a comeback — chipmaker inexplicably resurrects Comet Lake from five years ago with 'new' Core i5-110

(Image credit: Intel) It appears that Intel is experiencing a sense of nostalgia, as the chipmaker (via momomo_us) has introduced the Core i5-110 processor, based on Comet Lake. Comet Lake is a stroll down memory lane for many of us, as these 14nm+++ chips were introduced around half a decade ago.While the Core i5-110 is clearly a Comet Lake part, Intel markets the new chip under the Core Series 1 moniker. The Core Series 1 mainly comprises mob…See the Story

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