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Modder Transforms Kitchen Ice Maker into RTX 3060 Cooler with Beer Fridge ThermostatHardware

Modder Transforms Kitchen Ice Maker into RTX 3060 Cooler with Beer Fridge Thermostat

A YouTube creator from TrashBench executed an unconventional project, converting a standard kitchen ice maker into a cooling system for an RTX 3060 graphics card. The modder replaced the stock cooler with a custom water-cooling loop connected to the ice maker. To ensure stable operation, the factory thermostat was swapped for one from a beer fridge, maintaining consistent compressor temperatures. As a result, the GPU temperature in Cyberpunk 2077 dropped from 60°C to a record 22°C, while the chip’s hot spot fell from 75°C to 34°C.

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Bose Launches Record Label and Content Studio: Why an Audio Tech Maker Dives into Music and FilmBusiness

Bose Launches Record Label and Content Studio: Why an Audio Tech Maker Dives into Music and Film

U.S. audio equipment manufacturer Bose has unveiled Bose Records, its own music label, alongside Bose Studios, a dedicated content production hub. The initiative aims to support emerging musicians and produce exclusive tracks for advertising campaigns while reducing licensing expenses. However, industry experts question the project’s viability, citing Bose’s lack of experience in talent scouting and artist promotion, as well as the fierce competition from independent labels in today’s self-promotion-driven music landscape.

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Electric Air Taxis: Legal Battles Stall Industry GrowthBusiness

Electric Air Taxis: Legal Battles Stall Industry Growth

The electric air taxi industry is experiencing rapid growth, but instead of technological breakthroughs, companies are grappling with a wave of lawsuits. Market leaders Joby Aviation and Archer Aviation accuse each other of corporate espionage, patent infringement, and concealing ties with China. These disputes occur amid stricter regulatory demands and growing investor skepticism, potentially delaying commercial flights by years. Despite ambitious plans for certification and service launches by 2028, legal battles pose a significant hurdle for the entire sector.

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Polymarket Paid Bloggers for Fake Videos Showcasing Betting WinsBusiness

Polymarket Paid Bloggers for Fake Videos Showcasing Betting Wins

Prediction market platform Polymarket is embroiled in a controversy following an investigation by The Wall Street Journal. The report uncovered that the company paid content creators to produce videos showcasing supposedly successful bets and large winnings on its platform. However, many of these videos were filmed on fake copies of Polymarket’s website, and the displayed trades and wins were entirely fabricated. The materials provided to creators even included instructions for filming such videos, while a marketing contractor aggressively promoted them across social media.

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How a 1300 ₽ Solar Panel Provided Infinite Power to a Surveillance CameraHardware

How a 1300 ₽ Solar Panel Provided Infinite Power to a Surveillance Camera

A compact 1300 ₽ solar panel eliminated the need for manual charging of a surveillance camera. The reviewer mounted the device on a wooden shed and evaluated its performance in British weather conditions—even with minimal sunlight, the panel maintained a 100% battery charge for weeks. Ideal for USB-charged cameras, this solution requires proper installation and moisture protection. The expert shares practical tips for mounting and setup.

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AlphaFold Creator John Jumper Joins Anthropic from Google DeepMindArtificial intelligence

AlphaFold Creator John Jumper Joins Anthropic from Google DeepMind

John Jumper, lead developer of AlphaFold and Nobel Prize winner in Chemistry, announced his departure from Google DeepMind to join Anthropic. This move underscores the intense competition among top AI firms for top talent, following recent high-profile exits like Noam Shazeer, who left Google to lead OpenAI’s Gemini initiative. Jumper’s transition reflects the growing rivalry in the AI industry.

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Ubisoft Co-Founder Claude Guillemot Dies — One of the Creators of a Gaming EmpireBusiness

Ubisoft Co-Founder Claude Guillemot Dies — One of the Creators of a Gaming Empire

Claude Guillemot, one of the five Guillemot brothers who founded Ubisoft, died in a private plane crash in France. The company confirmed the tragic news, highlighting Guillemot’s pivotal role in building one of the world’s largest gaming conglomerates. Family and colleagues mourn the irreplaceable loss as investigations into the crash continue, with a detailed report potentially taking years to complete.

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Sennheiser Momentum 5: Headphones with Replaceable Battery for Extended LifespanHardware

Sennheiser Momentum 5: Headphones with Replaceable Battery for Extended Lifespan

Sennheiser has unveiled its flagship Momentum 5 headphones, featuring a revolutionary user-replaceable battery—a rarity in the premium segment. Most high-end models from brands like Bose and Sony lack this capability, forcing users to replace entire devices after a few years. Sennheiser offers a sustainable alternative with a simple battery replacement process that significantly extends the headphones' lifespan. This innovation aligns with growing consumer demand for repairable and long-lasting electronics.

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Best NAS Devices for Home in 2024: Test ResultsHardware

Best NAS Devices for Home in 2024: Test Results

Network-attached storage (NAS) devices have become essential for centralized data access in home networks. After testing multiple models, experts identified top performers in performance, reliability, and functionality. These devices suit multimedia storage, backup solutions, media server integration, and remote access. The ideal model depends on user needs, ranging from compact beginner-friendly options to powerful professional systems.

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AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D + MSI B850 Bundle with DDR5 Discounted on AmazonHardware

AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D + MSI B850 Bundle with DDR5 Discounted on Amazon

Amazon now features an enticing offer from Micro Center: a high-performance gaming PC bundle built around AMD’s flagship Ryzen 7 9800X3D processor. The kit includes an MSI B850 Gaming Plus Wi-Fi 7 motherboard and 32GB of DDR5 memory running at 6000 MT/s. Priced at 79 ₽ this bundle is 8% cheaper than its original cost, delivering significant savings on essential gaming system components.

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Qualcomm Unveils Snapdragon Reality Elite Platform for XR DevicesHardware

Qualcomm Unveils Snapdragon Reality Elite Platform for XR Devices

Qualcomm has introduced the Snapdragon Reality Elite platform, designed for extended reality (XR) devices. The solution features the START chipset, optimized for high-performance headsets and mixed-reality glasses, enabling manufacturers to develop devices with enhanced graphics, low power consumption, and advanced interaction technologies. Simultaneously, a crowdfunding campaign has launched for the ONEXPLAYER 3 mini-PC, powered by Intel’s Arc G3 Extreme GPU, positioning it as a competitor to portable gaming consoles.

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New Prinz Eugen Ransomware Targets Recently Modified FilesSecurity

New Prinz Eugen Ransomware Targets Recently Modified Files

Cybersecurity experts have identified a new ransomware strain, Prinz Eugen, which employs an unusual tactic by targeting only recently modified or created files. Unlike traditional ransomware, this malware omits ransom notes, leaving victims unaware of the attack. Analysts warn that this approach may enhance attack efficiency by reducing encryption time and lowering detection risks. The lack of clear indicators increases the danger, particularly for corporate networks where critical data is frequently updated.

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