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Nvidia teams up with IBM to attach solid-state storage to GPUs — not the first time this sort of idea has appeared.
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| Updated | 2025-07-05 14:00 |
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The steady decline in GPU prices continues, with eBay showing an average 9% drop in the first half of March compared to February.
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Core i9-12900KS Special Edition processors have already been spotted in the hands of customers, with the first wave of 12900KS CPUs apparently already on sale.
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We detail the best VR headsets for gaming and and PC tasks available in 2022.
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From budget to wireless cans, these are the best gaming headsets you can get in 2022, based on our testing.
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Intel is considering the possibility of tougher competition from Chinese CPU firms. Half a decade might be enough for the Chinese government to push for a switchover.
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Pine64 has announced a professional development board, the QuartzPro64, using the powerful Rockchip RK3588 SoC
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A madder used a copper shim cooling mod on the GDDR6X memory of an Asus TUF RTX 3070 Ti, yielding an impressive 46C temperature reduction.
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MSI's new Artymis 1000R QD series joins the quantum dot club. Both are 27-inch, 1440p, 16:9 aspect ratio VA panel monitors with a 1000R curve, FreeSync Premium Pro, and HDR 400. The only difference is the max refresh rate, either 165Hz or 240Hz.
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Our favorite NVMe SSD the Samsung 980 PRO (2TB) is on sale at Newegg for only $249 - its lowest price ever.
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Intel has announced plans to invest $80 billion in Europe until the end of the decade. A new, $17 billion euro leading-edge semiconductor Mega Fab in Magdeburg, Germany will be Intel's first priority, but France, Ireland, Italy, Poland, and Spain will also be venues for Intel's investment.
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The Linux vulnerability known as Dirty Pipe could be used to attack certain NAS devices, QNAP has warned.
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Intel's Lisa Pearce revealed the date in a community blog post. She also shared some quite clear performance indications, as well as some info on Project Endgame.
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AMD announced its flagship Ryzen 7 5800X3D and six other new chips that lower the price of entry to the Zen 3 Ryzen 5000 ecosystem.
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The Hyte Y60 is a unique spin on the ever-popular Lian Li O-11 Dynamic, with its panoramic glass side panels. However, its air-cooled thermal performance isn’t enough to dethrone the king.
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Keychron’s K8 Pro brings some enthusiast-tier features to a more subtle design, but it suffers from quality control issues.
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PNY launches the brand's new XLR8 Gaming Rev RGB DDR4 memory kits.
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Lenovo is updating its ThinkPad X and L series to 12th Gen Intel and Ryzen Pro 6000.
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Microsoft has announced the availability of the DirectStorage API on Windows PCs. Available for Windows 10 and Windows 11, the new Application Programming Interface should bring improvements to storage performance, and opens the door for gaming-specific acceleration in the future.
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SoftBank to reduce Arm headcount by 15%, a report says.
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Military component supplier Curtiss-Wright is offering a Raspberry Pi in a ruggedized case.
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Looking for the best wireless mouse for productivity? These are our top picks for cable-free work.
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Today's deal is a massive $757 savings on an RTX 3070 gaming laptop, the Alienware m15 R6 from Dell.
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Acer's Swift X laptops move from AMD to Intel CPUs in 2022, but the most interesting change is the Intel Arc GPU in the 16 inch model. Will they be worth the $250 price hike?
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Intel has added several events to its GDC 2022 presentation lineup - one of which may finally shed some light on the company's hardware ray-tracing implementation.
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Print N’ Play has created a super tiny Nintendo Entertainment System using an Orange Pi Zero2 inside what he calls the NES Micro.
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A new Raptor Lake graphics benchmark has come out from SiSoftware showcasing slower-than-expected performance. The modern iGP was unable to outperform Intel's older UHD 770.
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Using clever compression and hardcore software knowledge, one coder has squeezed Doom into the tiniest place yet.
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A forum user from BoardChannels shares alleged photographs of Philips' upcoming memory kits.
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In the wake of a personal appeal by Ukraine's Vice PM on Thursday, Asus has now gone public with its plans to halt sales to Russia. The company will also donate $1M to humanitarian relief efforts.
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The ViewSonic VX2718 2KPC MHD 27-inch WQHD Curved Gaming Monitor is on sale at CCL Computers for an insanely low price of £209.
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This fiber-optic display using a Raspberry Pi Pico is the most beautiful project we've seen for a long time
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Some industry watchers reckon the internal transfer, to complete at the start of 2023, is paving the way for an IPO of this undervalued business segment.
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A man was detained by Chinese customs authorities while attempting to smuggle 160 Intel 11th- and 12th-gen CPUs. The silicon bits were taped throughout various parts of his body, earning him the moniker of "CPU-Man."
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The Kingston Fury arrives with up to 7 GBps of sequential throughput, making it one of the fastest SSDs on the market, and also comes with more write endurance.
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Shenzhen is a metropolis of 17.5 million people bordering Hong Kong. It is home to SMIC, Huawei, Tencent, OnSemi, and over 14,000 other high-tech companies.
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New tests revealed that Windows 10's performance falls short compared to Steam Deck's default SteamOS operating system.
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XFX could be in trouble for trying to dodge import duty. However, the rumor is that some mislabeled cards were recycled GPUs from crypto mining customers.
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The AKG Ara and AKG Lyra sound great in an ideal environment, but aren’t built to get the most out of being USB devices.
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Phoronix tests the impact of the latest revised BHI mitigations on various AMD Ryzen processors.
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We wade into the endless debate: Who makes the best CPU, AMD or Intel? Here's the blow-by-blow in ten categories.
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A CPU with 64 cores at high clocks always wins, or nearly always.
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New evidence has come out, revealing a third die in Intel's DG2 lineup known as SOC3, featuring 256 EUs.
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Intel's crack STORM security research team unearthed an issue with AMD's mitigations for the Spectre vulnerability that leaves users exposed to unhindered attackers. AMD has since changed its recommendations to a new type of mitigation.
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Resin prints need to be cleaned and hardened with UV light before they’re safe to handle. Here’s how.
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Intel's third-gen Optane Persistent Memory is heading for Sapphire Rapids.
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Alpaca Keyboards’ ErgoDox 76 “Hot Dox” V2 is an affordable and more creative interpretation of the original ErgoDox. At an MSRP ranging from $194 - 244 depending on if you include switches, the Alpaca Keyboards ErgoDox is a more blinged-out, accessible option over the more professional older brother.
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Researchers with Tsinghua University, Beijing have developed what they call "sidewall" transistors, claiming the world's smallest semiconductor feature. At one graphene atom thick, the transistor's gate is a record setter for compactness, and it could prove itself a promising venue of transistor design.
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The surface pattern on these storage products is designed to resemble the texture of Bescar, or Mandalorian steel, a material tough enough to deflect a light saber strike.
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Nvidia appears to have a new GA102F chip in the pipeline. Is it a re-spin for higher yields and lower power, something for datacenters, or perhaps a special crypto-focused (or anti-crypto) design?
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