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PC Perspective delivers the latest news, reviews, and insights about computers, technology, and gaming to our audience. We explore a wide range of topics, including motherboards, processors, graphics cards, and solid-state drives. Our detailed analysis and expert commentary empower consumers to make informed buying choices tailored to their individual requirements.

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  • 1 week ago | pcper.com | Jeremy Hellstrom

    Thankfully A Slow Start And Hopefully A Careful OneThe headline is scarier that the reality, but since Microsoft made this announcement very quietly it’s worth paying attention.

  • 1 week ago | pcper.com | Jeremy Hellstrom

    Goodbye 12VHPWR, Hello 12V-2×6The specs of the ASRock Taichi TC-1300T ATX 3.1 PSU are attractive, two native 12V 2×6 connections with integrated temperature sensors that can handle 600 watts each, a 135mm fan, 80 PLUS Titanium. Inside you will find Rubycon caps and while OCInside weren’t able to say which OEM designed the Taichi TC-1300T for ASRock, the 10 year warranty suggests you shouldn’t be worried about the build quality at all.

  • 1 week ago | pcper.com | Jeremy Hellstrom

    Who Needs Working DHCP Anyways? There was yet another issue with patch Tuesday, one which didn’t make itself obvious until the IP leases on clients started to expire and were sometimes unable to renew their IP or get a new one. To make it more frustrating to figure out, because that’s just what you need from your DHCP servers, the “service might intermittently stop responding after installing this security update.”  Intermittent issues are a nightmare to track down, especially with DNS and DHCP.

  • 1 week ago | pcper.com | Jeremy Hellstrom

    Spend Some Time With Your Better SelvesThe Alters takes place on a lifeless planetoid which you have crashed onto alone, and you need to continually keep your base rolling along the surface to avoid sunrise; a very bad thing with no atmosphere to protect you from radiation. The problem is twofold, one is that the base is pretty broken and needs to be repaired, the second is that you suck.

  • 1 week ago | pcper.com | Jeremy Hellstrom

    AI Discovers Yet Another Way To Kill Our Cultural Heritage You’re likely familiar with the kleptomania that AI displays, ransacking any and all content posted to the web. Artists are seeing AI abscond with their creations and using them as training data or even just giving them out for free and large corporations are seeing the actual watermark they use to prove ownership of their art stolen by AI bots.

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