If you’re looking to upgrade to premiere 1080p gaming visuals, today is the day to do it. Dell is selling a 24.5-inch 1080p gaming monitor with an insane 240Hz refresh rate for just $210. That’s $220 off the MSRP.
The Dell S2522HG is a 24.5-inch IPS display with a 240Hz refresh rate and FreeSync. It’s also G-Sync compatible if you’re rocking a Nvidia graphics card. Either way, you can sync up the refresh rate on the monitor with your graphics card for buttery smooth
Video editing is one of the most strenuous tasks you can put your PC through, so when you’re shopping for a laptop for video editing, you’ll want to make sure you’re loading up with some heavy hardware firepower. You don’t necessarily need the absolute highest-end gear, however, and the processor and graphics inside the notebook are just part of the equation. Simply buying a gaming laptop and calling it a day might be enough if you’re just casually streaming or cr
AMD recently released its Radeon Super Resolution (RSR) feature, which promises to speed up the performance of your games. But wait! AMD already offered a similar technology dubbed “FidelityFX Super Resolution,” or FSR, and it’s been adopted at a blistering rate since its introduction last summer. They’re very similar, but not quite the same.
A bit confused? You’re not alone. Don’t let the names get lost in translation, however. We’ll explain exactl
Cryptocurrencies have irrevocably changed the way we invest. But they’re also a lot riskier than traditional investments. That’s why, before trying your hand at it, we recommend enrolling in the Learn the Basics of Cryptocurrency — And especially now since it’s offered this week at no charge.
Learn the Basics of Cryptocurrency is a four-week web course that introduces students to cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and shows them how to make transactions tha
At the start of the month, Twitter casually dropped what appeared to be an April Fool’s joke: “we are working on an edit button.” The rest of us said, “Ha, very funny,” and went back to our lives.
And yet on Tuesday, Twitter’s communications account tweeted that an edit feature is in the works—and clarified that the @Twitter account wasn’t kidding in its April 1st tweet.
A catch exists, however. Currently the company will roll out this feat
Budget gamers looking for an upgrade from that regular old office monitor can find one at Amazon today. The online retailer is selling a 24-inch class HP monitor for $160. That’s better than the $223 to $260 it usually sells for.
This 23.8-inch IPS display features 1080p resolution with a maximum refresh rate of 144Hz. It’s packing FreeSync for buttery smooth gaming with little to not stutter. It also has a fairly solid-looking base that includes a gas piston design, which allow
At a glanceExpert’s Rating ProsClip mount keeps it off your deskClear, distortion-free audioCan get very loudConsNo bassWeak stereo audioOur VerdictThis speaker bar is outclassed by its rivals in pure performance, but its clever clip mounting system, clear audio reproduction, and lack of distortion at high volume keep it in contention. It can be an ideal option for anyone with a tight budget and an aversion to desk clutter.
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One of our favorite SSDs is on sale today and we’re super jazzed about it. Amazon is selling the 2TB Crucial P5 for $180. That’s a savings of $110.
We reviewed the Crucial P5 and gave it 4.5 out of 5 stars and an Editors’ Choice Award. “The P5 is an excellent mid-range SSD that can run with the big drives in everyday performance, and even in all but the most demanding long transfers,” we said.
The P5 also earned an honorable mention in our round-up of the
Game streamers are spoiled for choice when it comes to hardware as of late, but Elgato (now owned by Corsair) remains a perennial favorite. Today the company is announcing the HD60 X, an upgraded version of the popular HD60 S+ USB-based capture card. While its technical specifications are broadly similar, the big addition is the ability to capture game footage with variable refresh rates.
In layman’s terms, if you’re putting in an HDMI video source that can sync its framerate w
Amazon’s Fire TV Stick is a popular option for a cheap and easy-to-use streaming device for your TV. It’s small enough to be unobtrusive in your TV’s port but it still has enough computing chops to install and run apps from the Amazon Appstore.
That means you can run VPN apps right on the Fire Stick as opposed to trying to add a VPN to your router, or having to resort to a smart DNS feature—a hacky solution that’s not always as consistent as it should be.