As we reported last month, Intel’s next-generation Comet Lake-S desktop processors are scheduled to arrive sometime during the first half of 2020. Rather than being based on Intel’s new 10nm process tech, Comet Lake-S will be yet another extension of the company’s long-running 14nm lithography.
Despite the 14nm ties, 10th generation Comet

PC gamers know that some games need some serious hardware to be able to run at buttery smooth frame rates. Many have looked forward to the launch of Borderlands 3 for months, but the issue for some players is that they say the frame rate is low and that the game has visual lag.

Players who have PCs that exceed the requirements for the game

Apple takes its time bringing entering new product categories, and that appears to be the case with its upcoming AR headset. The clearest evidence ever that Apple has an AR headset in testing has surfaced from code hidden inside iOS 13.

IOS developer Steve Troughton-Smith has found a readme file tucked inside iOS 13 that explains to Apple

Apple is a company that is overly obsessed with making its devices thinner and lighter from one generation to the next. While having a thin device is no doubt nice, there are diminishing returns when it comes time to boost battery life — something that all users can appreciate.

Apple is reversing course with its iPhone 11 Pro family – which

Have you ever heard of trypophobia? Many probably haven’t heard the word before, but it’s a term said to have been coined in 2005 on reddit that describes a condition where people have an aversion to seeing clusters of small holes. People who have this condition say that the new iPhone 11 Pro’s rear camera array is triggering the condition.

The

Another ROM site is facing legal action from Nintendo, which is suing over “brazen and mass scale infringement” of its intellectual property (IP) rights. Filed by Nintendo of America, the lawsuit alleges the ROM site served up hundreds of thousands of illegal copies of Switch games, and half a billion 3DS games.

“Defendants reproduce, distribute,

The memory wars are raging in the enthusiast community, and Corsair is the latest to throw down the gauntlet. The company has just announced its latest Vengeance LPX DDR4 memory modules which top out at an impressive 4,866MHz.

Corsair says that these modules will work on any modern desktop motherboard, but they have been specifically designed

Apple has seen sales of the iPhone decline in recent years, and many point the finger at the lack of new and appealing features (along with increasing prices for the flagships). Each successive generation of new iPhone models has had little to coax the iPhone masses to upgrade, and some see the iPhone 11 and iPhone 11 Pro devices the same

A couple of leaked slides from AMD have found their way to the web, and they show a high level overview of what the Sunnyvale chip designer has in store for consumers through 2022. There are no big surprises, though—the slides essentially reiterate what we already know, which is that Zen 4 in the works on the CPU side, and more Navi GPUs are

On this episode of HotHardware’s 2.5 Geeks Marco, Dave, and Chris chat about Dell’s revamped XPS 15 Ultrabook, the ASUS ROG Rapture GT-AX11000 WiFi 6 router, Samsung’s big, bad Galaxy Note 10+, the Asura Genesis Xtreme NVMe SSD with RGB goodness, hints about our next killer gaming PC GIVEAWAY and more…

Show Notes:
05:37 – Building An