Thermaltake DPS G PC APP 2.0 Software Review
Our Thermaltake DPS G PC APP 2.0 Software review is now live for those of you interested. If you are the kind of person that likes to tinker with the fan speed on your power supply or share various PSU data on social media, this might be just what you are looking for.
We have seen several companies tackle software when it comes to supporting enthusiast power supply installs, and quite frankly, we have not been terribly impressed with any of the software we have seen to date. That is not to say we do not welcome advancements, we just wish those were a bit more advanced. Thermaltake steps up to the plate today!
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Zuckerberg Finds It Funny Some Still Don't Trust Internet.org
Zuckerburg actually finds it "funny" that people are questioning his motives in regards to his Free Basics program. Maybe it might be the fact that he's pushing a service in countries that have banned it?
"It's been a little funny that people sometimes don't take you on face value [regarding providing free internet altruistically]," Zuckerberg said. Ultimately, he just wants to get people online who wouldn't have any other way to get connected. But when pressed, he added, "A lot of people think that companies don't think about anything other than making money... I didn't start Facebook to be a company initially ... I wanted to connect people in my college. Going forward, I realized building a company was the best way to get a lot of people to build towards a certain goal."
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Waze Now Features Morgan Freeman's Voice
I don't know about you but I'd be scared to use Morgan Freeman's voice out of fear of falling asleep while I drive. That guy has one of the most soothing voices on the planet, if not THE most.
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Big-City Transportation Systems Too Complex For Our Brains?
A bunch of physicists and mathematicians recently teamed up to study our ability to comprehend big-city transportation systems. The results, as you might imagine, are not very encouraging.
After analysing the world's 15 largest metropolitan transport networks, the researchers estimated that the information limit for planning a trip is around 8 bits. Using journeys with exactly two connections as their basis (that is, visiting four stations in total), the researchers found that navigating transport networks in major cities – including London – can come perilously close to exceeding humans' cognitive powers.
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Cool Time Lapse Video of the Sun
NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center released a time lapse video of the sun's activity taken between Jan. 1, 2015 and Jan. 28, 2016. Each frame in this video represents 2 hours.
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Daredevil Season 2 Trailer Made In Fallout 4
I can't imagine how much time and effort went into recreating the Daredevil season 2 trailer using Fallout 4 but the results are pretty impressive.
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$700 Rechargeable Battery Pack Contains $30 Worth Of Batteries
Some guy decided to dig into a $700 rechargeable battery pack to see what it was made of. As crazy as it may sound, there was a chunk of closed cell foam and $30 worth of rechargeable batteries inside.
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Google Fiber Coming To Huntsville In Public-Private Partnership
The mayor of Huntsville, Alabama has announced a partnership with Google that will bring its gigabit-speed, fiber optic internet service to selected areas of town starting in mid-2017. Google Fiber is expected to be available citywide in four years.
Huntsville, home to NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center, announced in two years ago that it would be bringing fiberoptic service to the city, before ultimately deciding to build the network itself and lease it out to third parties. "We are building the network for our own purposes," Huntsville Utilities President and CEO Jay Stowe tells AL.com. "It's going to have excess fiber that's available for lease, and Google will be the first company to lease that fiber."
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The Man Who Made 'The Worst Video Game In History'
After reading this story, I actually feel kinda bad for this guy. How he went from making some of Atari's best selling games to becoming a psychotherapist just makes the story all the more interesting.
"It was the hardest I've ever worked on anything in my life," says Warshaw, who was the game's sole programmer. "I started working at the office but after a while I realised there was a problem; I still have to go home to sleep and eat occasionally. "So we had another development system installed in my house so that I would never be more than two minutes away from working on the code except when I was driving.
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Amazon Raises Its Free Shipping Minimum To $49
It looks as though Amazon has raised its free shipping minimum to $49. You can still get free shipping on orders that include $25 worth of qualifying books though. Now might be a good time to get a Prime subscription so you can get free 2-day shipping, music and video streaming and discounts on video game pre-orders.
Orders including $25 or more of eligible books qualify for FREE Shipping. All orders of $49 or more of eligible items across any product category also qualify for FREE Shipping. With free shipping, your order will be delivered 5-8 business days after all of your items are available to ship, including pre-order items.
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Beware Of Hacked Linux Mint ISOs
The Linux Mint Blog is warning anyone that downloaded a copy of the 17.3 Cinnamon edition over the weekend could be compromised by hackers. Clem Lefebvre, the creator of Linux Mint, had this to say:
I'm sorry I have to come with bad news. We were exposed to an intrusion today. It was brief and it shouldn't impact many people, but if it impacts you, it's very important you read the information below.
What happened?
Hackers made a modified Linux Mint ISO, with a backdoor in it, and managed to hack our website to point to it.
Does this affect you?
As far as we know, the only compromised edition was Linux Mint 17.3 Cinnamon edition.
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New Corsair VOID Surround Brings Advanced Gaming Audio to PC, PS4 and Xbox One
Corsair®, a leader in high-performance gaming hardware, today announced the immediate availability of the Corsair VOID Surround and Corsair VOID Wireless RGB White headsets, further expanding its range of multi-award winning gaming headsets. Offering universal compatibility for PC, PS4 and Xbox One, VOID Surround opens up its legendary gaming audio and supreme comfort for any platform, while the white version of the VOID Wireless RGB headset adds a striking, clean look to complement its 40 ft. wireless range and all-day battery life.
As with all Corsair VOID headsets, VOID Surround is built for comfort and durability, with memory-foam ear pads wrapped in long-lasting microfiber and cast aluminum construction. Oversized 50mm neodymium drivers deliver brilliant, precise highs and powerful bass, while a sophisticated unidirectional noise-cancelling microphone makes sure your teammates hear you loud and clear.
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4 Weeks with NVIDIA TITAN X SLI at 4K Resolution
What do you get when you take two NVIDIA GeForce TITAN X video cards, configure those for SLI, and set those at your feet for weeks? We give our thoughts and opinions about actually using these behemoth GPUs in our system for weeks and weeks and focus on gaming performance, sound profile, heat generation, and general usability.
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SilverStone Tundra TD-03 Slim AIO CPU Cooler Review
Silverstone has a whole lot of focus on PC accessory footprints and its latest "smaller is better" mantra seems to be working for it. Today we are reviewing another Tundra Series All-In-One CPU cooler. This time is a single fan radiator design that promises to be thin enough to stick just about anywhere.
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