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Toshiba Electronic Devices & Storage Corporation ("Toshiba") has announced the addition of new 24 TB models to both its N300 and N300 Pro Series of internal hard disk drives (HDD). The new models offer 2 TB more capacity than current 22 TB versions, making them ideal for increasing the capacity of n...

tomshardware.com

The N300’s better half, at roughly the same price.

guru3d.com

The ASUS ROG Crosshair 2006 is a flagship AMD X870E motherboard that combines retro ROG aesthetics with cutting-edge AM5 performance. Built on the proven ROG Crosshair X870E Dark Hero platform, designed for Ryzen 7000, 8000, and 9000 processors, the Crosshair 2006 targets enthusiasts seeking top-tier overclocking, modern connectivity, and a nostalgic design inspired by the original Republic of Gamers era.

wccftech.com

As we enter September, we continue to see prices of AMD & NVIDIA GPUs in a free fall & are expected to drop further in the coming days.

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majorgeeks offers only 4-star or better geek-tested and reviewed software for windows along with tutorials and videos when you need help with your computer.

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Download SessionBox 1.8.9 - Log into multiple accounts of the same service using only one instance of your Chrome browser with the help of this useful extension

androidcentral.com

The best Android phones under $300 offer exceptional value and lots of features.

club386.com

After a longer wait than we initially expected, the first Nvidia G-Sync Pulsar monitors have finally arrived. These screens, including the MSI MPG 272QRF X36 I'm testing here, promise to greatly improve LCD motion clarity to the point where these IPS screens can rival,...

gamersnexus.net

stub We dedicate GN to assisting hardware enthusiasts and PC gamers in their troubleshooting and PC building endeavors. First-and-foremost, we produce helpful, quality, researched content that either informs or entertains, ideally helping gamers along the way. We've been doing this for five years now -- since 2008 -- and our forum and editorial staff is largely volunteer-driven and unpaid. If you'd like to support our desire to minimize the intrusiveness of advertisements and provide high-quality analytical content, we'd be infinitely grateful. What do I get for supporting GN?  The subscription and donation options are mostly to support GN and its staff. If you've enjoyed or learned from our content (or benefitted from our expert forum support) and want to give a little bit back, this is the way to do it. We do our best to reward subscribers for their loyalty, so as often as possible, we'll give away shirts, hardware, game keys, or other items as a token of appreciation. Our goal is to give away one item per month to our subscribers (at random or by contests), but these are not guaranteed in any given timeframe, though we make active efforts to have giveaways sponsored. Subscribing for $2 a month automatically places you in our system. $2 Monthly Automatic Subscription $20 Annually Automatic Subscription By supporting GN with a subscription, we'll add you to an email distribution list (using your PayPal contact email) that notifies you of upcoming contests/giveaways and other subscriber-specific content. Again, though, make note that this is to support the site; we'll give things away as often as possible, but the community funding mostly allows us to continue producing content without evil overlords looming over us. Note that the contests/giveaways, when they do happen, are separate from our site-wide contests/giveaways. That means you'll be in a separate pool for the subscriber giveaways. Your PayPal email is what we will contact when newsletters announcing giveaw