AAEON has introduced the de next-RAP8, a single-board computer that combines 13th Gen Intel Core processors with a compact ...

Some MSI 800-series motherboards could include the addition of an 8-pin power connector capable of delivering up to 150 Watts. The added power combined with that from the PCIe slot would bring ...

Can't reach the power button on your desktop? Or do you just want to avoid having to reach down to press it? This USB gadget ...

If you're building a gaming PC and want a motherboard that offers great features without breaking the bank, the ASUS ROG Strix B850-F Gaming WiFi is a solid option.

In this video, we delve into the purpose of having two 8-pin EPS connectors on your motherboard. Discover the essential role they play in ensuring stable power delivery for high-performance CPUs.

Next up is USB 10 Gbps, the current name for the protocols you may have known as USB 3.1 Gen 2 and USB 3.2 Gen 2. As we discussed in the previous section, USB 3.1 Gen 2 came onto the scene in 2013 ...

The 10.5m and 12.5m sizes have 100% synchronised dual knife drives, with the right-hand section driven via the intake auger – an upgrade also reckoned to reduce vibration.

Its excellent feature set and low price would have earned ADATA’s XPG Starker Air BTF PC case an award, had it run cooler with its top filter sheet installed—or still looked like a finished product ...

Pin Oak Middle ' s high ranking earned it eligibility to display a U.S. News Best Middle Schools award badge. Badge eligibility recognizes educational excellence, as described here. Officials at ...

Another day, another ESP32-P4 RISC-V MCU board with the ESP32-P4-MINI equipped with an ESP32-C6 wireless module and exposing all I/Os through two 34-pin GPIO headers. The board also features two USB-C ...

The analog edition features a 10-layer PCB with both HDMI and native RGB out, Meanwell PSU support, internal USB headers, and even space for an OLED or NFC reader.

Use rear motherboard ports instead. Try using USB 2.0 ports for some devices Some devices (especially older ones or Arduinos) are more stable on USB 2.0 ports than on USB 3.0 or 3.1. Check simulator ...