AnandTech VS PCWorld

Greetings friends, I currently have a very old gaming pc that I have not upgraded in close to a decade. It has a 970 in it so yeah... I have decided that I would rather have something portable that I can play on my lunch breaks at work and take with me travelling. I also want to get a nice gaming monitor that I can plug it into when I'm at home. I was looking at anandtech.com for suggestions but I thought it would... Source: about 1 year ago

Great job on the build, but you might want to stay away from userbenchmark, as they don't have the most reliable information. I have heard that passmark.com and anandtech.com are better alternatives. Source: over 1 year ago

According to the results from anandtech.com the 10900k and 5700g trade blows with each other. I couldn’t find any final results on the overall performance, but it looks like they are about equal in terms of horsepower. Source: about 2 years ago

In the case of anandtech.com, I assume you want to make the font size larger? What if there would be a default style override to make that change for everyone? (there are already things like that in manualContentBlock.css). Source: about 2 years ago

Thanks, very nice start. The default reader mode was always doing too much. I've enabled this to automatically switch on for anandtech.com and it works for just the articles :). Source: about 2 years ago

"Beyond automatically keeping third-party cookies and trackers from gathering data about your browsing habits, Firefox also blocks fingerprinting, a more insidious method of monitoring people across the web." - Alaina Yee, pcworld.com. Source: over 1 year ago

Fun morning project in response to the two recent threads [0][1] about the declining quality of Google results for product reviews. This was pulled together in the last couple of hours, so expect it to be rough. In short, I used a Google Custom Search Engine to limit results to the below sites. It also pulls in Reddit and YouTube reviews. One of the keys to quality would be to prune this list to ensure only... - Source: Hacker News / over 2 years ago