Tom's Hardware

Tom's Hardware

Tom's Hardware is a technology-focused online magazine that started in 1996, thanks to its founder, Thomas Pabst. It is currently owned by Purch.

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English
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90
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Global

#7239

United States

#2878

Computers Electronics and Technology/Computer Hardware

#12

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  • 2 days ago | tomshardware.com | Zhiye Liu

    If your device doesn't have discrete graphics, eGPUs are an excellent option for enhancing graphical performance. The FNGT5 Pro (via CNU) from Chinese mini-PC maker FEVM is worth considering; it’s an eGPU with Thunderbolt 5 and OCuLink support, offering graphics options up to a GeForce RTX 4090 Laptop graphics card. Measuring 5.59 x 3.94 x 2.36 inches (142 x 100 x 60 mm), the FNGT5 Pro is compact but not pocket-sized.

  • 2 days ago | tomshardware.com | Kunal Khullar

    (Image credit: Thermaltake)After showcasing its updated range of PC cases at this year’s Computex trade expo, Thermaltake has come up with a new AIO liquid cooler. The latest MagFlow Ultra ARGB Sync series will be available in 360 mm and 420 mm sizes, while highlight features include a three-sided borderless square display and ARGB fans that you can reverse by simply swapping.

  • 2 days ago | tomshardware.com | Brandon Hill

    You’ve likely heard of T-Mobile Home Internet by now. We’ve discussed the ups and downs of the 5G-based cellular broadband service on these pages several times over the years. After some initial headaches during the rollout of the broadband service, T-Mobile Home Internet has, for the most part, become a viable alternative to traditional cable internet providers, with over 7 million customers. However, chances are that you haven’t heard of T-Mobile Fiber Home Internet.

  • 2 days ago | tomshardware.com | Denise Bertacchi

    The LDO Positron V3.2 is the little red Corvette of the 3D printing world: fun to play with and show off, but not a practical everyday driver. It is, however, the perfect second machine for makers who want the challenge of building their own showy portable 3D printer.

  • 3 days ago | tomshardware.com | Zhiye Liu

    (Image credit: AX Gaming)Some of the best graphics cards come from Nvidia's GeForce RTX 50-series (codenamed Blackwell) family. The chipmaker's partners are constantly exploring innovative strategies to differentiate their products. According to VideoCardz, AX Gaming has introduced the new X3W Max series, featuring a concealed power connector design and a custom 16-pin (12VHPWR) power cable.

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