Japanese broadcaster NHK has confirmed it wants to push for 8K broadcasting as soon as possible and will begin testing a service by 2016. NHK wants to offer “a full [8K] broadcasting service by 2020, the year of the Tokyo Olympics and Paralympics”. Currently 4K UHD is the best service on offer. But 4K […]
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Netflix Pocahontas Update: They changed it for real this time!
In September 2015, Dr. Adrienne Keene, author of the “Native Appropriations” blog, criticized Netflix’s description of Disney’s “Pocahontas” for its sexualized language and colonial implications. The original synopsis read: “An American Indian woman is supposed to marry the village’s best warrior, but she yearns for something more—and soon meets Capt. John Smith.” Dr. Keene […]
DX12 Multi-GPU updates, RX 480 driver fix details, GTX 1080
Microsoft’s DirectX12 will soon play nicely with multi-GPU with less hassle. The GTX 1080 and 1070 won’t work with the Vive VR headset out of the box. The AMD RX 480 will be bringing some new features after a driver update. Google’s new phone changed it’s branding and automatically updating the software of the […]
Why is My Computer Running Hot
Understanding the Root Cause of Overheating In this video, the creator dives into a common computer maintenance issue: overheating due to dust buildup. They highlight the number one cause of overheating—accumulated dust blocking airflow and preventing heat dissipation. By showing a heavily neglected computer case, the video emphasizes the impact of clogged filters, fans, […]
Backup and Restore all Outlook 2013 Data Files
In the Britec09 video, Brian provides a detailed guide on how to import and export PST files in Outlook 2013, ensuring users can safely back up and restore their email data. He begins by walking through the steps to export data, including emails, contacts, and calendars. Brian highlights the importance of selecting the correct […]
How To Change A Computer Case
Introduction: Why Change Your PC Case? This video by EasyPcRepairs guides viewers through the process of transferring a computer’s internal components from one case to another. Whether for aesthetic upgrades, better airflow, or additional space for components, changing a PC case can breathe new life into an old build. The presenter highlights the benefits […]
Does Windows Defender Offer Enough Protection in Windows 10
Preparing Windows Defender for Ransomware Testing In this video, Brian from BRCH Computers dives into whether Windows Defender in Windows 10 provides adequate protection against ransomware. Brian begins by updating Windows Defender to its latest version to ensure fair testing. He then subjects the system to a variety of ransomware samples, observing how Windows […]
“The Unspoken” in the Oculus Rift w/ Shaun McCabe of Insomniac Games – Hardcore Hardware
Embracing Performance in Small Spaces Living in a small space doesn’t have to mean compromising on gaming performance. The Falcon Northwest FragBox 2 proves that you can fit top-tier gaming power into tight quarters. This compact rig boasts an overclocked 10-core Intel Core i7 6950X processor, 16GB of DDR4 RAM, a massive 4TB Samsung […]
GEFORCE GTX 1080 TI, Futuretown 5D Hardware, Facebook Live Coming to Desktop
Facebook live has become really popular these days, and the process of going live on a smartphone is really easy. Now sure, the app only allows to go live through a smartphone app, and one could really use the convenience and responsiveness of a desktop user interface, well Facebook has heard our cries and […]
Bandwidth Caps are EVIL!
The Hidden Costs of Bandwidth Caps Bandwidth caps, often imposed by internet service providers (ISPs), are a source of frustration for consumers. These caps limit the amount of data users can consume each month, penalizing those who exceed the limit with additional fees or throttled speeds. In the article “Bandwidth Caps Are Evil,” the […]
