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Aiming to bridge the gap between expensive studio-quality microphones and the cheap plastic ones you find on Amazon, Endorfy’s Solum 2 range concentrates on reproducing the human voice as accurately as possible, all while maintaining solid metal construction at an affordable price. To that end, the focus is all on build quality, noise reduction, and a decent condenser capsule...


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Microsoft has started testing an ad-supported version of its Xbox cloud gaming subscription, allowing users to try the service for free. Available through the Xbox Insider program, this test allows users to stream games from their private libraries to pretty much any device that supports a web browser.

Though subject to change, as the situation currently stands, use...


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MSI has introduced two new monitor arms designed to enhance the aesthetics and ergonomics of your gaming setup. The new MPG MT201RG and MPG MT201DRG offer full movement flexibility, alongside cable management and even RGB lighting.

Both arms share very similar specs, mainly differing in their monitor support capacity. The MPG MT201RG is designed for single-monitor u...


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We finally have all the official details on AMD’s sixth-generation Epyc series, the first CPUs to feature the company’s Zen 6 core architecture. While these chips will go on to power servers rather than consumer PCs, they provide some insight into what we can expect from future Ryzen processors.

AMD president and CEO Lisa Su took to the stage on July 23, during the ...


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Nvidia has reportedly informed its board partners about incoming price increases for the GPU and VRAM kits required to build GeForce graphics cards. According to Taiwanese tech site BenchLife, these increases concern cards using both GDDR7 and GDDR6 memory, which means the entire RTX 50-series lineup could be impacted.

For those unfamiliar with the situation, board ...


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