Ok, here are some other articles that didn't fit in the gaming news:
Intel Nova Lake dual-tile CPUs reportedly support 474W PL2 power target
https://videocardz.com/newz/intel-nova-lake-dual-tile-cpus-reportedly-support-474w-pl2-power-target
I'm not sure if Jizz posted it or not a few days ago, but curiosity got the better of me and I checked the CPU cooler reviews from Techpowerup, and there's not a single 360 AIO cooler that can deal with more than 375W before the CPU throttles down.
I understand that 52 cores are a lot, but what kind of cooler (and cases!) does Intel think users have?
'No bloat, no telemetry, no nonsense.' Former Microsoft coding wizard makes an OG Notepad clone that's just 2,686 bytes in size
https://www.pcgamer.com/software/no-bloat-no-telemetry-no-nonsense-former-microsoft-coding-wizard-makes-an-og-notepad-clone-thats-just-2-686-bytes-in-size/
Once nothing more than a basic text editor, Windows Notepad has been expanded in recent years to become almost a fully-fledged word processor. For some people, the little tool has become synonymous with Microsoft's penchant for bloat and unnecessary changes, so one former Redmond coder decided to do something about it.
The person in question is Dave Plummer, and we've written about his past work and exploits many times over the years. These days, he regularly posts videos on his YouTube channel, Dave's Garage, and earlier this week, he showed how he created an app that replicated the original Notepad, with the goal of keeping everything under 4 kB.
Google kills yet another API, shutting out all non-Google platforms from favoured gif database
https://www.pcgamer.com/hardware/google-kills-yet-another-api-shutting-out-all-non-google-platforms-from-favoured-gif-database/
I'm told that the youths of today find using animated gif reactions 'cringe'. As a millennial who misspent her youth on Tumblr, reacting to good game news with a gif of The Arm from Twin Peaks rubbing his hands together has become an unfortunate part of my idiolect. Before I break out the folder of Supernatural gifs and probably curse us all, it's worth noting that finding the perfect gif for your posts to X and Discord has become that much harder— because Google has killed the Tenor API.
Developers have known this was coming since at least January, as fresh API key sign-ups and new integrations stopped being accepted back then. Google shared via a support article that, "As part of an ongoing effort to focus resources on enhancing our core products, we've made the decision to sunset the Tenor API on June 30, 2026."
Don't worry, all those oddly satisfying Opus Magnum gifs aren't yet going anywhere—for now. To be clear, you can also still visit the Tenor website and peruse its gif wares there. The API is what accessed this vast library and made it possible to post your reactions to the latest episode of The Vampire Lestat with the appropriate flourish.
Please excuse my bad English.
Former gaming PC: i5-4670k@stock (for now), 16Gb RAM 1600 MHz and a GTX 1070
Current gaming PC: R5-7600, 32GB RAM 6000MT/s (CL30) and a RX 9060XT 16GB
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