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The Phantom Gaming PG032UFS2B has eye-popping color and boosts your Wi-Fi.
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InWin reveals two new cases at Computex 2024: the Infinite, a motorized glass-enshrined showcase, and the F3, a smart microATX remodel.
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AI Playground is "coming soon" for computers with Intel Arc GPUs, bringing a one-stop shop for all generative AI needs to the AI neophyte.
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ASRock has introduced its motherboard lineup to support the AMD Ryzen 9000 Series CPUs.
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Adata looks set to jump on the handheld PC gaming bandwagon with a new device called the XPG Nia. The special features of the handheld are its upgradable RAM and storage - delivering a first for the industry.
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Why would anyone use CAMM2 memory modules on a desktop PC? Because it is easier to cool down this memory module with liquid, MSI answers.
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Phanteks' Evolv X2 innovates on the fishtank PC trend with a floating motherboard tray, curved metallic interior, and optional gold accents all for a shockingly cheap $149.
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SureCore and Semiwise have collaborated on an SRAM project to design memory that can function at temperatures below liquid nitrogen. As you might guess, it's meant to be integrated into quantum computing systems rather than typical PCs or servers.
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Kingston's DDR5 CAMM2 module has been shown in person at Computex 2024 in motherboards, making it among the first desktop CAMM2 modules ever.
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Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger told Tom's Hardware during a question and answer session at Computex 2024 that China must make its own processors if US sanctions on the latest chips become too restrictive.
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Intel announced the launch of the company's 144-core Xeon 6 'Sierra Forest' processors.
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Super Flower showed off a 2800W PSU with four 12V-2x6 connectors at its Computex 2024 booth. That's enough for running four RTX 4080 cards at the same time, though it would be for compute and AI purposes rather than for gaming.
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Seasonic and Noctua show off the Prime TX-1600 Noctua Edition power supply, which will arrive in Q4 2024.
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Nvidia released a new driver alongside updates for the Nvidia App (still in beta). The app now enables 4K 120FPS capture with AV1 encoding, while the driver is game ready for Pax Dei and Elden Ring's new expansion.
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Computex 2024 coverage continues with a big focus on AI and handheld gaming
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MSI has launched a fleet of new AI+ laptops at Computex 2024. We saw a wide range of new offerings, packing the latest Strix Point processors from AMD, and Lunar Lake processors from Intel. The new laptops offer a minimum 100 TOPS of AI computing power.
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DeepCool introduced a plethora of new cooling hardware and accessories at Computex 2024, updating its existing variants and releasing new options to provide future-ready solutions for upcoming standards and form factors.
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The Retro Display has a tiny, full HD display, along with a joystick and buttons.
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In a recent discussion with reporters, Nvidia's CEO Jensen Huang said the GPU maker is still working on certification for Samsung's most advanced HBM chips for AI use.
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The UPS looks just like a hammer and the PSUs now have removable screens.
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The first gaming handheld from Zotac is powered by an AMD Ryzen 7 8840U CPU.
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One of the fastest CPUs on the market - especially for gaming - the Ryzen 7 7800X3D from AMD is now on sale for only $339.
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The TSMC board elected TSMC CEO Dr CC Wei as the company's new chairperson, and he's controversial from day one.
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Hyte showed off its new THICC Q80 Trio and P60 Duo coolers at Computex 2024, along with an internal USB 2.0 header and upcoming changes to its Nexus software.
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Team Group did show off its upcoming storage and memory devices in multiple form factors during Computex 2024, including under its T-Create lineup for generative AI content creation, new SSD coolers and a USB4 drive.
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A collaboration between Raspberry Pi and Hailo sees an easy to use M.2 based NPU connected to the current Raspberry Pi flagship.
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MSI's new Claw 8 AI+ will have an 8-inch screen, a Lunar Lake CPU, and longer battery life.
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Intel pulled the covers back on its Lunar Lake architecture during its Intel Tech Tour 2024, delivering deep dive architectural details in Taipei, Taiwan in advance of the company's Computex 2024 keynote as its newest chips race to a Q3 launch.
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Qualcomm CEO Cristiano Amon expects Arm to take over 50% of the Windows PC market in the next five years.
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Cooler Master's new MasterHUB offers a modular approach to the Stream Deck market, with magnetic button blocks, dials, screens, and levers that snap together, allowing users to create their ultimate control panel.
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Arm Holdings' CEO made an outlandish statement, stating that he believes Arm chip adoption will outstrip x86 adoption in the PC landscape in the next five years.
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Whether it's a soundbar or AVR with speakers, gamers have a better experience with great audio
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Asetek, in partnership with Fabric8Labs, has announced a new AI-optimized cold plate that has been built with ECAM, a room-temperature 3D metal printing process that purportedly improves build quality compared to outgoing manufacturing techniques.
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Nvidia's RTX Video HDR upscaling feature is coming to VLC media player, DaVinci Resolve, and Filmora. It will use AI to convert videos you watch or edit into 4K HDR. The SDK is now available to all developers.
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CEO Pat Gelsinger is expected to unveil some new CPUs.
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Elon Musk wants to purchase Nvidia's new B200 Blackwell AI GPUs for the X platform. Due to the technological advancements in AI, he says it is not worth using Nvidia's H100's when it can be replaced with the company's much more efficient B200 GPUs.
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by brandon.hill@futurenet.com (Brandon Hill) on (#6N8CW)
Day 1 coverage has tons of news from AMD, Nvidia, Qualcomm, Gigabyte and more
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A compact gaming machine with an OLED display and Nvidia RTX 4060 graphics card for under $1,300.
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Gigabyte announced a cadre of AI TOP-brand hardware at Computex 2024, along with a software suite designed to simplify training AI locally. But paying for it certainly won't be easy.
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A Green PC initiative backed by Intel and major system makers is taking root in China.
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The updated beta offers more than just keeping drivers updated, with 120 gps AV1 recording and one-click GPU tuning.
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External SSDs to get extreme performance thanks to Frore's AirJet Mini Slim, the company's demonstration at Computex reveals.
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Microsoft blocks the last easy way to bypass an online account requirement when setting up a new Windows 11 PC.
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At Computex 2024, Asus introduced a trio of ROG peripherals, including a customizable keyboard, a gaming headset and a lightweight mouse.
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Asus' concept gaming laptop slaps a color e-paper display on the lid of the Zephyrus G14. It's an interesting idea, but would you pay extra for it?
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With brand-new (and upcoming) AMD and Intel processors, svelte chassis Asus' new premium slim ultraportable and travel-friendly gaming laptop both seem impressive. We can't wait to get testing them.
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Qualcomm CEO Christiano Amon took to the stage to talk about the company's AI advances and how Snapdragon chips will soon be on all PC form factors
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AMD reveals CDNA 3-based Instinct MI325X, CDNA 4-powered Instinct MI350, and Instinct MI400 based on CDNA 'Next'.
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CEO Cristiano Amon will talk about the company's AI advances.
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by palcorn@outlook.com (Paul Alcorn) on (#6N86X)
AMD CEO Lisa Su announced at Computex 2024 that the company's next-gen EPYC Turin chips for the data center will launch in the second half of 2024.
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