r/pcmasterrace
PlayStation Studios Updates Website And Removes Nearly All PC References
gameobserver.comu/Bubbly-Ad-350 — 7 hours ago
Half of planned US data center builds have been delayed or canceled, growth limited by shortages of power infrastructure and parts from China — the AI build-out flips the breakers
Well this isn't especially surprising for anyone with their feet on the ground and a level head.
u/Sacristovas — 6 hours ago
I baked my GPU
The GPU I was trying to fix for a friend was dead and nothing seemed to work. I was foing everything I could think of, including cleaning any minor corrosion, checking for missing capacitor, and using my multimeter to trace any shorts. Nothing worked, so I decided to try baking it since it was dead anyway.
370°F for 12 minutes and voila, we're back in business.
Side note, the thermal putty that was stuck on the back of the DRAM modules seems to have expanded ever so slightly and now I have a small bulge in my GPU...
u/AF_Newb — 18 hours ago
Microsoft Copilot terms of service have been updated with "Copilot is for entertainment purposes only"
theregister.comu/rkhunter_ — 5 hours ago
Cat loves sitting on top of my Pc, I don’t have to heart to move her.
It’ll be okay, right?
u/Premiumfishoil — 10 hours ago
It took 3 years for PlayStation to earn $300 million in PC sales according to former manager, which makes the platform less than half as lucrative as the PS4 and PS5
PlayStation's PS PC unit earned only a total of $300 million between 2021 and 2023, former PC planner and insights manager Jerry Liu reveals. Liu added the detail to his LinkedIn profile, spotted by industry sleuth Timur222 on Bluesky. Liu's profile now explains he helped PS PC "grow from $0-300M in Net Revenue for Sony in 3 years" by, among other things, convincing "leadership to pursue more aggressive pricing strategy that helped to increase gross revenue of the business unit by 25%+." But while PlayStation continues to use – let's say it politely – asseritve pricing with console sales, it's reportedly retreating from PC altogether.
u/lkl34 — 22 hours ago
What the fuck microslop
Tried to edit a video and i thought why not use clipchamp (i am not a video editor or anything i just wanted a few clips from a video). yea no way im using this from now on
u/Assassin0310 — 6 hours ago
Phison CEO thinks NAND shortages could shut down entire consumer electronics companies in 2026 — claims at least one foundry demands three-year cash payment upfront
tomshardware.comu/Notermlimits4GEQBuS — 7 hours ago
Tried to buy a game on K4G, got this email instead
Paid, order immediately put on hold "for security reasons." Then this email arrived asking for passport, full card details (front AND back), address, phone number...
Not sending my ID to a game key reseller. Requesting a chargeback instead.
Avoid K4G.
u/rzwart — 15 hours ago
Breaking: NASA Is Using Office365 Uninstaller Version 5.56 in response to the Outlook issues onboard the Artemis II spacecraft.
u/AshleyAshes1984 — 20 hours ago
Week