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2026-07-19 18:49
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1 report ASUS
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2026-06-11 07:27
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2026-09-23

Reviews 52750 Published by Philipp Esselbach 0

Today's review batch spans six products, from budget cases to a WiFi 8 router that may outlive its own specs. The Corsair Warthog scores 8.5/10 for Halo styling but trips on noisy fans and tight storage, while the NZXT S5 RGB nails first-builders with a 92% value-focused rating. Tom's Hardware champions both the affordable Glorious GMMK Eternal keyboard and the loud-but-steal-priced Bambu Lab R1 CO₂ laser. Finally, the ASUS ROG Rapture GT-BN98 previews WiFi 8 ahead of real client hardware, and the compact Lian Li SX1000P tops its PSU group on transient response.

Windows 11 851 Published by Philipp Esselbach 1

Microsoft shipped KB5124010, an optional September 2026 preview update for Windows 11 25H2 (build 26200.9550) and 24H2 (build 26100.9550), on September 22. It delivers a batch of new features including Emoji 17, Copilot-key remapping, touchpad gestures, and Bluetooth and camera fixes. The catch is that it can break the domain trust relationship on Credential Guard–protected machines, locking out interactive domain sign-ins in environments below Windows Server 2025's Domain Functional Level. A second issue leaves some USB Audio Class 1.0 devices throwing Error Code 10, and both will carry into the October 13 Patch Tuesday build.
2026-09-22

Drivers 3063 Published by Philipp Esselbach 0

NVIDIA shipped Game Ready Driver 617.14, a WHQL-certified build for Windows 10 and 11. It adds optimized support for CONTROL Resonant, Gears of War: E-Day, The Witcher 3 Remastered, and AION 2, many leaning on path tracing, RTX Mega Geometry, and DLSS. The 990.85 MB update also patches launch failures in Judgement and Virtua Fighter 5 R.E.V.O. plus display issues on the Samsung Odyssey G95NC and DisplayPort sleep problems tied to earlier R615 drivers. Gamers planning to play any of those four titles or working through the listed bugs should grab it from NVIDIA's driver page or GeForce Experience.

Reviews 52750 Published by Philipp Esselbach 0

Six hardware reviews landed today, spanning Apple's M5 Ultra Mac Studio and M6 Mac mini, ROG audio and motherboards, a Lian Li power supply, and a Vantrue thermal camera. The day's central story is Apple's Mac mini, which jumped $300 to $899 as Tom's Hardware points to AI-driven demand spiking RAM and component costs. Performance keeps climbing across the board, with the M5 Ultra's local AI beating Nvidia's DGX Spark and the M6 delivering a 2nm generational leap. Value, though, is getting thinner, so price-conscious shoppers should hold for end-of-year sales especially on winding platforms like the Z890-I.

Microsoft 12033 Published by Philipp Esselbach 0

Microsoft has released Windows Admin Center version 2610 in public preview, the first to merge its Administration Mode (aMode) and Virtualization Mode (vMode) installers into a single download. The preview rolls out new vMode capabilities including Azure Arc onboarding, backup and restore, AD CS certificate management, and live-migration awareness. It also pulls the VMware-to-Hyper-V Conversion extension from the feed due to a Broadcom VDDK availability problem. 

2026-09-21

Windows 11 851 Published by Philipp Esselbach 0

Microsoft released Windows Package Manager v1.29.380 as a servicing release that jumps 90 build numbers yet merges just a single pull request. Its real value comes from the full v1.29 toolkit it carries forward: Source Priority, a --no-progress flag for scripts, sortable output, and upgrade-aware MCP parameters that let AI agents update apps. The lone new change roots relative paths while bundled fixes add RFC 3161 code-signing counter-timestamping for better supply-chain integrity. Active development has since moved to v1.30, making 1.29.380 a stability-focused backward-port rather than a feature release.

Windows 11 851 Published by Philipp Esselbach 0

Microsoft PowerToys Preview v0.101.2632.0 has been released and prioritizing polish over big new features. Its standout addition is copyable command "deep links" in Command Palette, backed by consent prompts and permission controls. The build also hardens Workspaces with a warning for unverified admin-launched programs, fixes Peek's scrolling regression, and resolves CJK and Turkish-locale bugs. Four installer variants (per-user and machine-wide, x64 and ARM64) are available on GitHub, with SHA-256 hashes published for verification.

Reviews 52750 Published by Philipp Esselbach 0

Acer's Nitro XV273U F5 leads today's batch as one of the fastest LCDs available, hitting 540 Hz at QHD and 1,000 Hz at 720p for $699.99 while mimicking an OLED's speed. Thermaltake's 3,200W AX tops the power supply charts but only runs on 230–240V, leaving North American readers out in the cold. Prusa and Bondtech's CORE One+ INDX toolchanger earned Editor's Choice as a near-waste-free multicolor printer that beat the Bambu Lab H2C on speed and material savings. The rest of the day's reviews round out with a value ASRock AM5 board, a nostalgic Thrustmaster WARTHOG Mk. II, and a Dell 4K webcam that excels on audio but struggles in low light.
2026-09-20

Software 44904 Published by Philipp Esselbach 0

WSL Manager shipped v2.4.0 on September 20, adding backup and restore of WSL instances, a native Arm64 build, and a genuine AI consent gate. Its follow-up, v2.4.1, arrived just 17 minutes later as an automated patch that fixed tests, an analytics mock, and path handling before re-publishing the downloads. The free, open-source Flutter app lets you install, copy, move, and compact distros without touching wsl.exe, and now also drives native macOS VMs. The AI workspace, MCP server, and web dashboard are Pro-only under a one-time $14.99 fee that works on both platforms.

Software 44904 Published by Philipp Esselbach 0

Flyoobe, the popular open-source Windows 11 setup and bloat-removal tool, released version 3.01 (build 3.01.53) today. This marks the first public drop of a completely rewritten core by solo developer Belim, who also rebranded the app back from FlyOOBE to Flyoobe. The biggest additions are a scriptable "Setup Actions" system built on PowerShell and a Windows 7-inspired interface redesign. However, the tool still can't bypass the POPCNT CPU requirement for Windows 11 24H2, and Microsoft doesn't guarantee updates on unsupported hardware.
2026-09-19

Reviews 52750 Published by Philipp Esselbach 0

iiyama's first OLED monitor, the G-Master GOB2701QSC, lands at a steeply discounted £299 for its 10th anniversary, offering a 280Hz Tandem WOLED panel that undercuts rivals running the same LG panel. Control Resonant split TechPowerUp's attention with both a handheld optimization guide and a 35-GPU desktop benchmark, revealing a game so demanding even an RTX 5090 needs upscaling. The be quiet! Dark Power Pro 14 IO 1300W earned better ratings than its 1600W sibling thanks to Titanium efficiency and software-controlled rails, while Prusa's CORE One L+ picked up an Editor's Choice with a small but meaningful quality upgrade. At the enterprise end, KIOXIA's CM9-R SSD set new 1-DWPD performance records for a perfect-scored win, though its ~$10,347 price keeps it out of reach for most.

Software 44904 Published by Philipp Esselbach 0

FlyOOBE 3.0, the free open-source Windows setup assistant from developer Belim, launched with a deliberately leaner, more transparent approach. It replaces the old page-heavy interface with a native, signature-driven checklist driven by editable files like Flyoobe.ini and Bloatware.ini, letting users tweak settings granularly instead of one-click sweeps. The release adds portable setup recipes, a winget-powered installer, bloatware detection, and personalization controls, while keeping the isolated Flyby11 path for upgrading unsupported Windows 10 machines.

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