ASUS makes a small but strong gaming computer called the TUF Gaming T500. The machine runs fast with an Intel i7-13620H chip inside that helps it play all kinds of games without slowing down. It comes with an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5060 Ti card for showing clear game pictures on screen. The computer holds 64 GB of DDR5 memory and 2 TB of fast storage space for keeping many games ready to play.
The T500 works well for people who stream games or make art projects because both the processor and graphics card can manage hard jobs simultaneously. The computer uses DLSS 4 tech to make games look better and run smoother than they would otherwise. ASUS built the case tough enough to meet military standards, meaning it stays safe if you bump it or...
Lian Li sells a new PC case called LANCOOL 217 for $120 in black with walnut or $125 in white with beech wood trim. The mid-tower case comes with five fans already installed. Users can adjust the front fans without tools to either cool both the CPU and the graphics card or focus just on the CPU. The wooden parts make this case stand out from other computer boxes on the market today.
The case has mesh panels that help air move through easily. Computer builders can place power supplies in the normal way or turn them sideways for easier access to the motherboard plugs. A special cable comes with the case for this setup. The case fits large motherboards and graphics cards up to 380mm long, with space for CPU coolers as tall as 180mm.
G.Skill showed off a fast memory kit made of two 64GB sticks. These DDR5 memory parts reach speeds up to 8400MT/s with timing values of CL-44-58-58-94. The company used SK hynix chips to build this high-performance memory. G.Skill tested everything with an AMD Ryzen 9 9950X3D chip and ASUS ROG Crosshair X870E Apex board, running MemtestPro to check stability.
Most 128GB memory kits available today max out around 5600MT/s and cost between $320 and $350. This new kit from G.Skill marks a big jump forward for large memory setups. The company has not said when customers can buy these memory sticks or how much they might cost.
DDR5 memory gives users better speed and lower power use compared to older DDR4 parts. This makes it perfect for...
Intel plans a small launch of its Panther Lake laptop chips late next year. The company will release just one version at first with 12 cores total - four for performance and eight for efficiency. This processor will also contain four XE3 graphics cores for display tasks. The chip runs at 45W power, making it a middle-range option that balances speed and battery life.
Earlier reports hinted some models might have special low-power cores, but this first release skips that feature. Intel seems to be starting small before expanding the lineup in 2026. The careful approach suggests the company wants to test market response before full production ramps up.
The new chips use Intel's advanced 18A manufacturing process instead of working with...
Rajiv Ruparelia died when his sports car crashed early Saturday morning in Kampala. Police said the 35-year-old businessman was alone when his white Nissan GTR flipped over and burst into flames at the Busabala flyover around 2 am. Nobody could save him as fire spread through the vehicle.
Police reports show Ruparelia drove one of the fastest cars in Uganda, capable of speeds up to 380 km/h. He ran the Ruparelia Group of Companies and loved motorsports. He started the Ruparelia Rally Team and often raced in competitions across the country.
Family spokesperson Andrew Mwenda said Ruparelia had just returned from London to attend a friend's wedding scheduled for Saturday. He was heading from his Kololo home to Munyonyo to join the...
A Ugandan High Court judge faces prison time in the UK. Lydia Mugambe received a six-year four-month sentence after an Oxford court found her guilty of human trafficking. She brought a young Ugandan woman to Britain, where she made her work as an unpaid maid and childcare provider.
Police discovered these crimes when they visited her Oxfordshire home in February 2023. The court heard how Mugambe prevented her victim from finding legal work and misled her about why she came to the UK. Despite these serious allegations, Mugambe joined the United Nations judicial roster just three months later.
Her legal career spans decades, starting in Uganda in 2000. She later worked with the Rwanda war crimes tribunals and became a High Court judge...
Videos show people warning about dangerous road barriers at Busabala junction days before businessman Rajiv Ruparelia died there. Drivers talk about missing warning signs around barriers on the highway under construction. These clips spread on social media after his Saturday crash.
People filming at night point out how cars keep hitting the unmarked barriers. They call it unprofessional that fast traffic has no warning before reaching blocked sections. One person says directly that cars smash into these barriers, breaking windshields. He thinks putting barriers without signs equals murder.
Rajiv, whose father Sudhir is among the richest men in Kampala, crashed at this exact spot. His vehicle hit the barriers, rolled over several...
Centenary Bank assets jumped to 7.1 trillion shillings last year, up more than 12 percent. Loans and advances rose to 3.7 trillion shillings as the bank invested more in farming, small loans, and business funding. These special areas make up 37 percent of all loans given out. People also invested more savings in the bank, with deposits reaching 4.2 trillion shillings.
Bank leader Fabian Kasi said this growth shows customers trust them and make smart lending choices. The bank keeps far more safety money than rules require, with 28 percent saved against possible problems when much less is needed. Money from shareholders grew almost 17 percent to 1.6 trillion shillings. The bank also invested 18 percent more, reaching 2.2 trillion...
Equity Bank Uganda taught money skills to over 153,000 young people last year. These lessons helped start nearly 13,000 new small shops with loans worth about 107 billion shillings. The bank gave almost 128 billion shillings to 96,000 small farmers as part of its farm program.
The bank wants to open minds along with bank accounts, as only 16 percent of Ugandans know how to handle money well. Many shop owners lack basic knowledge about saving or loans, which stops them from growing their business. Rural areas suffer most from this knowledge gap, making poverty worse for many families.
The training matches what the government wants to do with its Parish Development Model. It helps fight poverty, create jobs, and build better businesses...
