[ad_1] LAB has won four Aotearoa music awards for the second year running LAB V Album Cover (Art: Natalie Mentor) LAB wins four 2021 Aotearoa Music Awards: Best of the Year; Album of the Year; Best Group and Best Root Artist LAB NZ wins Best Record at RollingStone Awards 2022 LAB Live Show Their success … Read more
[ad_1] LAB has won four Aotearoa music awards for the second year running LAB V Album Cover (Art: Natalie Mentor) LAB wins four 2021 Aotearoa Music Awards: Best of the Year; Album of the Year; Best Group and Best Root Artist LAB NZ wins Best Record at RollingStone Awards 2022 LAB Live Show Their success … Read more
[ad_1] Back in late January, G.Skill and ASUS celebrated setting a world frequency record with a Trident Z5 memory kit running at 8,888 MT/s. At the time, the memory kit had to be soaked in liquid nitrogen (LN2) to achieve the high-speed result. Now just over nine months later, G.Skill and ASUS have teamed up … Read more
[ad_1] Back in late January, G.Skill and ASUS celebrated setting a world frequency record with a Trident Z5 memory kit running at 8,888 MT/s. At the time, the memory kit had to be soaked in liquid nitrogen (LN2) to achieve the high-speed result. Now just over nine months later, G.Skill and ASUS have teamed up … Read more
[ad_1] NEW YORK, October 25, 2022 Key findings – Standard Motor Products announced the addition of 365 new part numbers to its Standard® and Four Seasons® brands– The new issue includes spare parts for imported and domestic cars with gasoline, hybrid and electric power units– Product categories expanded in the release include ADAS applications, turbocharger, … Read more
[ad_1] While you’ve been stocking up on candy to hand out to rogue visitors and decorating your home with Halloween decorations, LEGO has been busy putting together an absolutely delightful and scary-looking gaming computer out of tens of thousands of bricks. It’s a one-off design, so you can’t buy it for yourself, although with enough … Read more
[ad_1] Very few months go by in PC Gamer without a mention of the favorite FPS of 1993, Doom. That game somehow manages to find a new lease on life (opens in a new tab) regularly, does it run ray tracing, on motherboard BIOS (opens in a new tab)or, as I just saw today, in … Read more