Page 3 - Base Power News Today

The Intel 12th Gen Core i5-12400, based on the latest Alder Lake core architecture, is selling for the cheapest price ever. This is a fantastic gaming CPU when paired up with a decent discrete GPU.

Intel’s newest 12th-generation processors put the company back in the running with its competition, but not enough to make them the best choice for gaming.

Base Power in Maun is kicking off the festive season with a massive festival at Maun Stadium tomorrow (Saturday). Headlined by Prince Kaybee, Nokwazi, Vee, HT Tautona and Billinator, this is one music event that fun-lovers in the tourist town will not want to miss. Included in the long line-up are: DJ Easy B, Big […]

This high-end "Alder Lake" chip is Intel's CPU comeback kid

The Core i9-12900K is Intel's first truly innovative high-end desktop CPU in years, showing great potential in its performance/efficiency mixed-core design and support for DDR5 memory. Just expect a high initial cost of adoption—and, perhaps, some PC-gaming growing pains.

Happy Bye Week! Let’s talk about something else!

Doesnt blow or during the night, you have to have them backed up with gas. but because of the price discrepancy between renewables now and sources like natural gas, they have become less reliable as backup sources and youre getting the shortages of electricity in those two states. yes, this is our future now if something isnt done about it. paul: kim, the folks on the left on climate say oh, no, this is just the result of global warming, of climate change, get used to it. has nothing to do with ...

Future and what should we do policy-wise to make sure it doesnt happen? >> yeah, you know, this is just called physics and even people on the left dont deny. until you come up with some way of storing renewable energy, some kind of breakthrough battery technology which we dont have and are not near to having, then yes, the understanding is you have to have a backup for any kind of intermittent renewable power and thats usually more and more gas. and so what we see, yes, is the coming future beca...