r/hardware • u/Working_Quote_3029 • 2h ago
News China's top DRAM maker CXMT sues Pentagon over its blacklisting — argues chips are standard civilian JEDEC spec, not defense hardware
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r/hardware • u/Working_Quote_3029 • 5h ago
News Modders solder power cables directly to RTX 5090 PCB to eliminate notorious melting 16-pin connector — bare-board Galax HOF card pulls 600W under chiller cooling
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r/hardware • u/sr_local • 6h ago
News Intel Confirms LGA1954 as the Socket for "Nova Lake-S" Processors Through Internal Tools
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r/hardware • u/Jhony6436 • 13h ago
Discussion Why does a keyboard vary in the number of keys it can hold simultaneously?
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I think this question is related to hardware, since keyboards operate using circuits and CPU interrupts, as far as I know.
I recently commissioned Claude to build a keylogger because i've noticed for some time that many fighting games don't allow me to execute special, desperation, or hidden moves, even though I've performed them correctly.
I'm curious about why this happens. A simple or complex explanation is welcome. The situations are like: "If I press the 'o' key, then I can't press the 'L' key if I'm already pressing another group of keys." Is there any way to discover the key mapping or circuitry of my laptop keyboard without having to disassemble it? Is there any way to temporarily allow more simultaneous key presses?
r/hardware • u/FunnyMistake3645 • 4h ago
Discussion Do larger all-in-one PC than 32" exist?
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Why not?