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Updated 2025-07-02 06:45
Intel shows integrated Arc GPU for Meteor Lake is, on average, 54% faster than previous gen Core i7-1370P
Intel provided the first benchmarks showing how the integrated Arc GPU in Meteor Lake stacks up to its predecessor, with up to twice the gaming performance, plus XeSS support. Laptops with the new processors are now available.
Asus’ new ZenBook 14 OLED embraces Intel Core Ultra and promises over 15 hours of battery life
The ZenBook 14 OLED weighs just 2.82 pounds and is available with a 14-inch OLED panel with up to 2880 x 1800 resolution
MSI's Prestige 16 AI Evo and 13 AI Evo are its first Intel Meteor Lake laptops
The MSI Prestige 16 AI Evo series are the first laptops we've seen with Intel's new Core Ultra (Meteor Lake) processors, with NPUs designed for AI.
Acer's Meteor Lake lineup includes a new 16-inch gaming laptop and 14-inch ultraportable.
Acer's Predator Triton Neo 16 and Acer Swift Go 14 are its first laptops to use Intel's Core Ultra "Meteor Lake" processors.
Meet the Intel Core Ultra processor lineup, with built-in NPUs for AI, and Arc graphics
Intel has detailed its Intel Core H and U-series processor lineups, which start shipping today, with some models slipping into the first quarter of 2024.
Bambu Lab A1 Review: Full Size Bed Slinger
Bambu Lab adds a full sized bed slinger to their line up.
Billions in German subsidies secured for Intel and TSMC Fabs
German coalition finally agrees to provide Intel and TSMC billions of Euros in funding.
Nvidia is firing back at AMD, claims Nvidia H100 Is 2X faster than AMD's MI300X
Nvidia says that when optimized properly, its H100 AI and HPC GPU is 2X faster than AMD's Instinct MI300X.
Chinese chip-related companies shutting down with record speed — 10,900, or around 30 per day, shut down in 2023
A record 10,900 Chinese semiconductor companies shut down in 2023.
Starfield to get support for AMD FSR3, Intel XeSS in early 2023 – new ways of travelling promised, too
Bethesda has confirmed via a subreddit that Starfield is going to receive some pretty hefty - if also somewhat late - quality of life improvements, such as support for frame generation tech in the form of AMD's FSR 3 (the official partner for Starfield) and Intel's XeSS: improving frames for all the "new ways of traveling."
US officials doubt China's SMIC foundry can produce enough 7nm chips to satisfy Huawei's demand
U.S. officials say that while SMIC can make 7nm chips, their performance is lower than those of rivals, and their volumes may be lower than Huawei needs.
Samsung's new monitor sets OLED refresh rate record of 360 Hz — thanks to AI-driven algorithm
Samsung has started mass production of a 31.5-inch 4K QD-OLED monitor and plans to introduce a 27-inch 1440p QD-OLED gaming monitor with a 360 Hz refresh rate and 0.03ms response time.
I try all the latest tech as editor-in-chief of Tom's Hardware -- here's what's on my holiday wish list
The tech enthusiasts on your gift list probably already have the basics, but they don't have these gadgets and accessories.
TSMC mentions 1.4nm process tech for the first time, says 2nm remains on track
TSMC says 2nm mass production is on track for 2025 and mentions its successor, 1.4nm-class tech, for the first time.
Valve recommends users not huff Steam Deck exhaust vents for TikTok views
Valve responds to support forum post asking whether it's a good idea to sniff exhaust fumes from the Steam Deck's vents.
Redditor creates RTX 4090: Noctua Edition with 3D-printed shroud and Noctua NF-A9 fans
A Reddit user shows off DIY RTX 4090: Noctua Edition with custom, 3D-printed shroud housing three Noctua NF-A9 92mm fans.
Crucial's 2TB X9 portable SSD drops to a new low of $99
The choice between a flash drive, HDD, or SSD depends on several factors: speed, size, and, importantly, price!
Linux patch drops support for 17-year-old Intel 'Carillo Ranch' motherboards because they don't seem to exist
Linux patch removes 17-year-old drivers for Intel's Carillo Ranch motherboards - which seem to have never come to market.
Enthusiast builds PC with 1200 watts of RGB lighting, includes dual 360mm liquid coolers just for the LED lights — pumps out eye-searing 100,000 lumens
The PC has twelve 100-watt LEDs cooled by two 360mm radiators and is said to have 100,000 lumens.
Oil leaks and fan bearing noise force voluntary product recall for Enermax Revolution D.F. 2 and D.F. X power supplies
Enermax noticed some of the fans used in the Revolution D.F. 2 and D.F. X series are leaking oil and hence doing a voluntary recall to be replaced with better fan bearings
Tachyum, long on wild performance claims and short on actual silicon, delays the Prodigy Universal processor yet again to the second half of 2024 — meme chip reeks of vaporware
Tachyum delays its universal processor for everything by a year, moving second-generation Prodigy even further out on the roadmap.
Jiushark JF13K Diamond Mini Review: Two Steps Forward, Two Steps Back
The JF13K Diamond Mini has a unique form factor, but it's not much of an improvement over its predecessor.
Researchers demo 'Thought-to-Text' AI system that doesn't use invasive, permanent, and surgically-implanted devices like Elon's Neuralink
The University of Technology Sydney demonstrated an AI system that translates brainwaves to text using removable headgear with sensors, showing a potential widespread use of this technology in multiple fields
AMD says overclocking blows a hidden fuse on Ryzen Threadripper 7000 to show if you've overclocked the chip, but it doesn't automatically void your CPU's warranty
AMD explains the hidden fuses behind Ryzen Threadripper 7000 processors and how it will handle warranty claims.
The only Chinese chipmaker with an x86 license releases surprisingly modern new chips made with a mystery process node — Zhaoxin KX-7000 CPU launches with eight cores, 3.7GHz clocks, PCIe 4.0, a
One of China's premier CPU designers, Zhaoxin, has finally launched its next-generation KX-7000 chip for PCs, boasting big improvements.
Chinese SpinQ ships "undisclosed" superconducting Quantum Processing Units (QPUs) to the Middle East market, units are fully domestically manufactured
A Chinese company specializing in quantum computing technologies, SpinQ, claims to have become the first Chinese company to ship quantum processing technologies outside of mainland China. Based on superconducting qubits, SpinQ's "Shaowei" Quantum Processing Unit (QPU) won't break quantum volume records anytime soon, but it should provide a way for otherwise-impeded global players to start tinkering with quantum processing.
Save $30 on a New Gigabyte Z790 Motherboard
Save $30 on the Gigabyte Z790 GAMING X AX motherboard, which is on sale for $199 at Amazon.
Meteor Lake: The Heart of the AI PC
Meteor Lake: The Heart of the AI PC
Chinese memory manufacturer seeks to raise $19.5 billion valuation in funding, postpones IPO to a later date
Chinese memory manufacturer CXMT is reportedly seeking to raise money from investors for a $19.5 billion valuation, and postponing a previously planned IPO to a later date
E3 is dead, again — troubled trade show stuttered at end of 28 year run
E3 is officially dead, as the ESA President confirms the permanent end of the trade show after years of steady decline. Thus ended a 28 year run, two years ago.
The Z790 motherboards and AIO coolers to build your next dream PC around
ASUS Z790 motherboards and AIO coolers have all you need to prepare for the new generation of Intel CPUs and build your dream gaming rig.
YouTube uses lower quality options on browsers running on Arm-based systems — misreporting as an x86 CPU appears to be a widespread browser fix
A developer found YouTube changes the quality and resolution options for 'aarch64' Arm-based systems under Linux, and changing the user agent string to indicate an underlying Intel CPU delivered better video quality defaults and unlocked 4K playback on Apple systems with Arm-based architectures.
Nvidia releases Game Ready driver for The Finals, a new game made by ex-Battlefield devs that has exploded in popularity
Nvidia releases a new Game Ready driver for several new titles including The Finals, a new FPS shooter made by ex-Battlefield developers that features fully destructible buildings. It's currently the sixth most popular game on Steam, with over 200K concurrent players.
US government doles out paltry $35 million of the $52 billion CHIPS Act, warns of possible delays in Intel and TSMC fab buildouts
The U.S. government has begun doling out portions of the $52 billion CHIPS Act, beginning with just $35 million to BAE Systems. It also warns of possible delays in Intel and TSMC fab buildouts.
New third-party OC panel allows on-the-fly tweaking, monitoring and diagnostics for OC-capable Asus ROG motherboards
Elmor Labs takes advantage of Asus ROG's OC Panel header by providing an updated, cleaner version of its OC Panel for live monitoring and easy manual tweaking during extreme overclocking sessions.
Steam Deck OLED now supports HDR Remote Play from PS5, unlike PlayStation Portal
Updates to Chiaki4Deck, an open-source client for PlayStation Remote Play, allow for the Steam Deck OLED to provide an even better experience than Sony's official dedicated Remote Play handheld. Extra setup is required, though.
Google Fiber's $250 a month ultra-fast 20 Gbps internet tier hits early access, includes Wi-Fi 7 router
Google Fiber 20 Gbps plus Wi-Fi 7 router bundle has become available for early access at $250, with installations starting in Q1 2024
This gaming laptop is a real Christmas cracker at only $899
If you're looking for a solid gaming laptop on a budget that offers a good mid-range gaming performance, then we have a great deal for you from Best Buy.
US Govt softens stance on Nvidia selling AI GPUs to China, working with company to better define sanctions limits
Nvidia is talking to the U.S. government about selling 'permissible GPUs' to Chinese entities.
Toshiba N300 18TB HDD review: This 'budget' NAS drive gets the job done
The Toshiba N300 sheds the 'Pro' suffix with theoretically lower pricing and tweaks to the firmware. It's designed for NAS use as well as anyone who wants plenty of storage, though the price per GB on the 18TB drive currently falls behind enterprise HDD offerings.
Evidence mounts that China has sanctions-defying 5nm tech — Huawei reportedly preps new AI processor built with Chinese fabs' N+2 node
Huawei's next-generation Ascend 910B AI accelerator purportedly uses SMIC's N+2 process technology.
China uses mysterious homegrown chips for new Exaflop-class supercomputer — Tianhe Xingyi promises doubled performance over previous record holder
China's Tianhe-3 could approach exascale performance level using domestic processors, report says.
Gigabyte's Wi-Fi 7 PCIe card preps your desktop for a faster wireless future
Gigabyte has unveiled a new Wi-Fi 7 card with a maximum bandwidth potential of up to 5.8Gb/s. The card is very compact, making it the wireless upgrade for new, big, old, or small systems.
Aurga Viewer is a $79 wireless dongle that can remote control any device, even a headless PC with no OS installed.
Aurga Viewer is a versatile wireless HDMI-enabled dongle that lets its device be controlled and seen by a synced device, allowing multiple use cases, as the dongle is software agnostic.
Dubious $4,349 audiophile network switch runs at slow 100 Mbps for 'lower operating noise' — Innuos Phoenix switch ignores reality
Innuos has released the PhoenixNET audiophile 3-port network switch, which runs at just 100 Mbps for 'lower operating noise' but is priced at $4,349.
Leaker says Sony expects PS5 Pro specs to surface this month, as dev kits make their way to game studios
A new report from a reliable hardware leaker states that Sony is expecting leakers to spill information on the new PS5 Pro's hardware specifications soon.
TCL intros dome-shaped monitors for simulator gaming, teases new X-Intelligence AI model for displays that 'exceeds ChatGPT 4'
TCL displayed monitors with new technology and aspect ratios, perhaps to see which one users would like to have
First AirJet-equipped mini PC tested, Zotac's new ZBox has an incredibly thin chassis with N300 CPU
AirJet fanless coolers have finally been tested in one of Zotac's mini PCs, and the results are impressive.
ChatGPT-4V user remade Google’s deceptive Gemini AI demo without editing cheats — ChatGPT outperforms Gemini AI in real-time work
YouTuber, artist, and maker Greg Technology has remade Google's Gemini AI hands-on demo using GPT-4V, and it is definitely in real-time.
Nvidia CEO Jensen is worth $42 billion but still eats street food at street markets and visits LAN parties during overseas trips, sheds signature leather jacket
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang was spotted eating Vietnam's street food and visiting a Hanoi LAN party this weekend, ahead of important business meetings on Monday.
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