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The Nvidia RTX 4070 finally brings 40-series pricing closer to the mainstream, though it's mostly equal to last generation's RTX 3080, outside of the DLSS 3 support.

Sony Semiconductor Solutions makes a minority stake in Raspberry Pi LTD, the trading arm which produces Raspberry Pi products.

New Linux patches imply that Intel's forthcoming 14th Generation Meteor Lake processors may sport an L4 cache.

Dell’s Alienware 620M is a large wireless gaming mouse with an ergonomically contoured shape for right-handed users. It’s a solid performer, but it doesn’t really stand out otherwise.

Mediaworkstations gives the a-X2P a significant upgrade with AMD's latest EPYC Genoa 96-core processors.

The latest crowdfunder from SB Components sees the Raspberry Pi Pico W as the star of the show. Picoder is a kit to enable anyone to code and includes a series of live training sessions.

Musk reportedly kicks off generative AI project at Twitter, ups compute horsepower.

Arm SoCs’s PC market share increased to 12.7% last year, set to grow further.

JuiShark releases another oversized SSD cooler. This one is has a bigger presence thanks to its choice of finishes and aRGB fan.

Cyberpunk 2077's incredibly GPU-demanding path-tracing Overdrive Mode is finally live with patch 1.62.

Alienware’s 18-inch m18 R1 runs the tables in gaming benchmarks thanks to an optional RTX 4090 CPU and speedy, 480 Hz display.

Microsoft is shifting Print Screen to the new Snipping Tool.

Games are using more VRAM, and AMD suggests in a blog post that Nvidia isn't offering enough with its latest GPUs — like the upcoming RTX 4070 that's expected to arrive any day now.

Defender and Firefox were not best friends, but a major bug affecting their interaction (wasting CPU cycles) has now been fixed.

Firefly announces two new RK3588-based mini PCs aimed squarely at AI and Internet of Things.

Intel reshuffles the company's Data Center GPU Max (Ponte Vecchio) series of compute GPUs.

Apple loses 40% of sales year-over-year, market share drops too.

Samsung has announced a noteworthy cut in memory production, due to low market demand and to get rid of excess inventory.

InWin's new POC PC Case arrives flat, and requires you to bend it into shape and build it.

Distributed computing project uses RP2040-powered microcontrollers.

Intel has moved the Skylake iGPU to EOL status. 10th Gen Core and older processor iGPUs were already on legacy support.

TrendForce research suggests that gaming monitors saw demand for gaming monitors drop by 13% in 2022, but predicts it will come back in 2023.

Some retailers list GeForce RTX 4070 starting at $800.

Creality announced several new 3D printers during its 9th Anniversary Event today: a fast CoreXY printer, a dual extruding industrial Sermoon, a faster 8K resin printer, a 40 watt laser and a new scanner.

A cyclist was caught trying to bring 6,000 microSD cards in from zero VAT Hong Kong to mainland China. He acted suspiciously and sought to avoid the gaze of customs officers.

Pictured Nvidia's GeForce RTX FE reveals a small PCB, points to relatively low power consumption.

Korean YouTuber compares the Ryzen 7 7800X3D's performance on A620 and X670 motherboards.

Right clicking the icon and selecting End Task will soon kill misbehaving apps.

The Lexar Professional NM800 Pro is another high-end PCIe 4.0 NVMe SSD that delivers mostly satisfactory performance while running cool, thanks to its heatsink. It’s priced right at 2TB but sets no new records.

A new beta application enables Android and Windows users to send and receive files / folders between devices.

Loongson launches the 3D5000, a domestic server processor with 32 cores and support for eight DDR4 memory channels.

Acer’s Predator X32 delivers reference-level performance from its 4K IPS panel, with Rec.2020 color, 576-zone Mini LED backlight, 160 Hz and Adaptive-Sync. It excels in every way and isn’t as expensive as you might think.

Images of GeForce RTX 4070 graphics cards from Gigabyte, Palit, MSI, and Zotac leak.

Launching on Kickstarter on April 8th at 14:00 UTC, the Elegoo Phecda offers professionally-precise laser engraving, with prices starting at only $239.99 (laser output power: 10W), and $399.99 (laser output power: 20W).

Ampere teases its devkits running Windows with GeForce RTX.

Home Security Heroes, a cybersecurity firm, shares a study on how fast AI can crack user passwords.

New editor is integrated with Python lessons, but will add support for other languages in the future.

TeamGroup has substantially upgraded the brand's DDR5 memory lineups with new 48GB and 96GB memory kits.

12-core Meteor Lake CPU spotted in UserBenchmark database.

The storage requirements for Jedi: Survivor are among the highest in the industry, requiring 155GB for a base install of the game.

Samsung to lower memory production to balance supply and demand on the market.

MSI confirmed it was the victim of a cyberattack, and is advising customers to only get BIOS updates and firmware from its website.

Two of MSI’s GeForce RTX 4070 desktop graphics card models have been pictured for the first time. All should be revealed, officially, next Thursday.

Razer's mid-sized gaming laptop gets a bit taller, with a stunning dual-mode display. But similarly performing gaming laptops can be had for $1,000 less.

An erroneous listing on AMD's websites shows the Ryzen 9 7950X3D and 7900X3D discounted by up to $100.

Tenstorrent expects its 8-way Ascalon RISC-V processor to offer industry-leading performance-per-watt.

A pair of new AM5 workstation motherboards have been seen with a 90-degree CPU socket orientation to improve compatibility with server chassis and coolers.

Valve will stop supporting macOS El Capitan and Sierra in Sept. 2023.

Raja Koduri joins Jim Keller and Ljubisa Bajic at Tenstorrent.

Acting as the bridge between the past and the present, this Raspberry Pi Pico W project uses original Nintendo controllers with its latest console.