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They do: https://techenclave.com/posts/2470282/

Intel and ASUS agree to term sheet to manufacture, sell and support 10th to 13th Gen NUC systems product line and to develop future innovative NUC systems product designs. https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/newsroom/news/intel-nuc-systems-agreement.html#gs.3a74wl

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@gourav Do check out the ASUS PN range of USFF PCs.

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Two years after removal from Steam, Betrayer by Blackpowder Games (the studio made up of former F.E.A.R. and No-one Lives Forever developers) has popped up on GOG - for free. https://www.gog.com/en/game/betrayer

Raji: An Ancient Epic is on sale till July 13 with a price tag of ₹203, down from its original price of ₹599. https://store.steampowered.com/app/730390/

For potential buyers, this particular device contains an AzureWave-made AW-CE123H module, which is nothing but a half-mini PCIe card powered by the Broadcom BCM4352 chipset. However, to avoid blocking a PCIe slot and a dedicated USB header (or adding a full-fledged half-mini PCIe slot), ASUS...

Yet another vouch for @Prosenjit aka nationalPC. Need to replace a couple of aging Intel NUCs, so decided to switch to the red team with the ASUS ExpertCenter PN52. Since I already have a couple of spare SSDs and SODIMM modules lying around, the barebone model would be ideal for me...

@pritam79 Provided the laptop in question came with factory-installed Windows 11 (the Core Single Lanuage SKU of the OS, I suppose), it should be activated by a device-specific 25 character-long OEM: DM key, which is embedded in your firmware (read UEFI) in the form of a specialized ACPI table...

The dual (or multi) channel part comes into play when you use two or more memory modules. Mentioning it in the product description of a single module is nothing but a sham. As suggested by Crucial's scanning tool (which is a handy thing, but don't trust it blindly), your proposed scenario (8GB...

@meetdilip Thanks for the confirmation. As a matter of fact, I've also updated the previous post based on the assumption that the 15-ec2000 is your model. Kindly refresh the page and you should be able to see the changes. In a nutshell, go with any 3200MHz SODIMM, like the aforementioned...

@meetdilip Welcome! Thanks for the screenshot. This particular state of affairs is either related to a soldered RAM or an incompatible/intentionally trimmed down memory controller. Can you kindly specify the exact model number of your laptop? Is it the HP Pavilion 15.6 inch Gaming Laptop PC...

@meetdilip Pro tip: The screenshot of the adjacent "SPD" tab will give us more info when it comes to guidance. Nonetheless, your current module seems to be a 3200MHz one, so pairing it up with something like this Crucial offering should do the job. You can also take a look at the Marketplace...

Marvel's Avengers - The Definitive Edition is ₹389 (from regular ₹2599, i.e. 85% off) on Steam till June 29. https://store.steampowered.com/app/997070/ ICYMI, the game is scheduled to be delisted from Steam (as well as other digital storefronts) in September as official support winds down.

OpenMTP - especially if you're into the Mac-Android hybrid ecosystem. @ibose To complement (and explore options beyond the OSS domain): https://github.com/jaywcjlove/awesome-mac

@Radioactive_guy (and other prospective buyers) The Dell Inspiron N4010 was released back in 2010, something which can be verified through its processor model as well. As such, the item should be more than 12 years old.

Received the item(s) a few days ago. The whole thing was packed like a tank, and the router itself is working absolutely great!

DRM info: Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004: Click here Indigo Prophecy: Click here Summoner: Simple disc check Sudeki: StarForce 3 (region dependent) Metal Slug Collection: TAGES/Solidshield Dragon Age Origins: Serial + simple disc check

Samsung's official response towards the "Moongate" is here and it's basically the same thing posted by the Korean CamCyclopedia mod back in October last year. In a nutshell: Too much AI (read "computational photography"), but hope no one notices.