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Updated 2024-11-23 21:30
Snag this Acer QHD gaming monitor for under $150 — unbelievable value for a budget monitor
If you're looking for a second screen or a starting point for a new budget-friendly gaming setup, the Acer Nitro ED270U at only $149 is amazing value for a 27-inch, 170 Hz, QHD gaming monitor.
NZXT Lift 2 Symm Review: Keeping it simple
The NZXT Life 2 Symm is a wired, ultra-lightweight gaming mouse that weighs just 2.05oz (58g). It's a comfortable, versatile mouse that feels responsive for both gaming and general use, but it's not otherwise very exciting.
China and Japan gave TSMC over $1.5 billion in subsidies to build and equip new fabs as US CHIPS Act payouts stall
China and Japan boost grants to TSMC as it builds new fabs and expands capacities.
GeForce Now gains 'Cloud G-Sync' variable refresh rate tech — works with Macs using Apple silicon, Intel CPUs, and Radeon GPUs
Nvidia has released a few updates for GeForce Now. It has introduced day passes into its pricing structure giving gamers 24-hour access windows into its premium streaming tiers, and a variable refresh rate support in the form of "Cloud G-Sync".
Delidded Core i9-14900KS hits intense 409 watts, runs 10C cooler — beheaded chip gets tested before March 14th launch
An enthusiast overclocker has obtained a Core i9-14900KS and showcased delidding it for better temperatures.
Sanwa Supply releases USB foot pedals that let you type with your feet
Sanwa Supply has released a USB foot pedal with three buttons that can be programmed to input as any key.
AMD updates FreeSync minimum requirements — 144Hz or higher refresh rate needed for 1080p and 1440p displays
After nine years, AMD is finally updating its FreeSync requirements spec sheet. The new requirements are substantially greater than what they were previously, now AMD is enforcing a 144Hz refresh rate limit for 1080P and 1440P monitors.
Researchers jailbreak AI chatbots with ASCII art -- ArtPrompt bypasses safety measures to unlock malicious queries
Researchers have developed ArtPrompt, a new way to circumvent the safety measures built into large language models (LLMs). According to their research paper, chatbots such as GPT-3.5, GPT-4, Gemini, Claude, and Llama2 can be induced to respond to queries they are designed to reject using ASCII art prompts generated by their tool.
Intel to get $3.5 billion infusion from U.S. gov't to make chips for military: Report
Intel will reportedly get a $3.5 billion investment from the U.S. government to ensure a steady supply of chips for military applications.
AMD fires back at Nvidia and details how to run a local AI chatbot on Radeon and Ryzen — recommends using a third-party app
AMD posted a tutorial detailing how users can get an AI chatbot running on Ryzen CPUs and Radeon GPUs. It's surprisingly straightforward.
Raspberry Pi Pico turned into a working GPU
Clem Mayer from Element 14 has turned a Raspberry Pi Pico into GPU and shows off how it works in a video recently shared to YouTube.
Grab Lenovo's Legion XL mouse pad for only $10 and refresh your gaming setup
Revitalize your desk space or gaming setup with the introduction of a shiny new gaming mouse pad, and do it for just $10.
Maingear refreshes North Series gaming desktops with North XL case
Maingear's refreshed North Series system comes with the newer North XL chassis, featuring more room than ever before.
Fractal Design North XL Review: The Prettiest PC Case Gets Upsized
Combining a unique wood-and-mesh front and lots of airflow-focused features at an affordable price, Fractal's North case stands out both in design and airflow performance.
MacBook Air (2024) review: M3 updates come to 13 and 15-inch laptops
Apple's 13-inch and 15-inch MacBook Airs with M3 are portable, light, fanless laptops with bright displays and comfortable keyboards and trackpads. But as usual, you'll have to pay quite a bit to upgrade them beyond their base models.
Semiconductor group says China chipmaking sanctions should be the 'last resort,' cautions EU against further restrictions
SEMI Europe calls for clear and unified export control rules, international partnerships, simplified investments and ongoing dialog with European legislators.
Tiny Corp is 70% confident that AMD will make at least some of its GPU firmware open source
After a call with AMD, AI startup Tiny Corp says it's 70% confident that Radeon GPU firmware will be made partially open source or more.
ASML may be looking to leave the Netherlands — but the Dutch government is desperate to keep it there: Report
The Dutch government is working on a plan to prevent ASML from leaving the country.
Microsoft engineer begs FTC to stop Copilot's offensive image generator – Our tests confirm it's a serious problem
The employee got a lot of offensive images and so did we.
Nvidia's and AMD's mid-range GPUs drop to around $420 — RTX 4060 Ti and RX 7700 XT available below MSRP
Nvidia's RTX 4060 Ti 16GB can be found for $419, while AMD's RX 7700 XT is selling for as low as $409.
Huawei says its mysterious new magneto-electric storage device offers unparalleled density
Huawei's mysterious new OceanStor Arctic magneto-electric storage device promises high storage capacities at low power consumption.
SteelSeries' Arena 7 RGB 2.1 speakers down to an all-time low on Amazon
Falling to an all-time low price on Amazon, you can sound out a great deal on this 2.1 speaker setup from SteelSeries.
NAND production cuts result in higher SSD pricing, fueling 25% revenue growth for memory makers
The NAND flash market saw 24.5% higher revenue in Q4 than it did in Q3, signaling that demand and prices are still rising.
CyberPowerPC Gamer Xtreme review: Budget-oriented and upgrade-friendly
CyberPowerPC's use of standard components combined with a 3-year warranty should put the Gamer Xtreme on your radar
Adata debuts heat-dissipating PCB coating with DDR5-8000+ memory, claims it boosts cooling performance by 10%
Adata will now be using a special type of coating that it claims can provide better heat dissipation on its PCB as high as 8 degrees on its Lancer Neon RGB and Lancer Neon RGB DDR5 memory kits which will made available during Q2 2024.
GPU sales saw 32% year-over-year increase in Q4 — AMD's market share rises to 19%
Jon Peddie Research published its Q4 2023 report on discrete graphics cards, showing the market is recovering steadily.
Argon THRML Active Cooler Review: Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery
The Raspberry Pi 5 runs hot, but Argon's THRML Active Cooler has the power to cool your Pi. But, is it any better than the official cooler?
Tachyum plans to sample server platforms early next year — oft-delayed Prodigy chips slated for production in Q2 2024
Tachyum vows to start shipments of pre-production Prodigy-based servers in Q1 2025.
AMD’s Lisa Su steps in to fix driver issues with GPUs in new TinyBox AI servers — firm calls for AMD to make its GPU firmware open source, points to issues with Radeon 7900 XTX
AMD Lisa Su has stepped in to soothe the publicly voiced concerns of AI server startup Tiny Box. Tiny Corp. has been experiencing issues with its Radeon RX 7900 XTX systems, which seek to democratize PetaFLOPS-class performance for artificial intelligence.
Open-source Nvidia Nouveau contributor confident driver will add HDMI 2.1 support, unlike AMD's troubles
Adding HDMI 2.1 features support to open-source Nouveau driver for Nvidia's GPU hardware is not going to be too challenging, says contributor.
Raspberry Pi 5 dual NVMe SSD board doubles the storage, follows new PIP guidelines
Pimoroni announce a "coming soon" for its NVMe Base Duo. Now there are two NVMe slots for your Raspberry Pi 5
Microsoft is killing Windows 11's Android emulator -- no one will miss it
Windows Subsystem for Android was a huge disappointment and proved that people don't need
GDDR7 graphics memory standard published by JEDEC — Next-gen GPUs to get up to 192 GB/s of bandwidth per device
JEDEC has published the specifications for the GDDR7 memory standard, which will likely replace GDDR6 memory in the next-generation GPUs when they arrive next year. As you might expect, there will be higher speeds and bandwidth, up to 192 GB/s per device.
Horizon Forbidden West PC system requirements revealed — Nvidia touts DLSS 3 support, plus Thaumaturge game-ready driver
Sony shared the system requirements its upcoming PC port of Horizon Forbidden West. Nvidia took the opportunity to note that the game will have day-zero support for DLSS 3, and also released a new game-ready driver for Thaumaturge.
Arctic's latest Freezer 36 coolers are ready for Intel's upcoming Arrow Lake CPUs and socket LGA1851
Arctic launched its Freezer 36-series CPU air-coolers for Intel LGA1851 and LGA1700 sockets, as well as AMD AM4 and AM5. The upcoming Arrow Lake processors will use LGA1851 and are expected to go on sale later this year.
Nvidia GTX branding finally reaches the end of the line after 19 years — the last GTX 16-series chips have left the foundry
The Nvidia GTX brand will finally be fully discontinued, as the last GTX 16-series chips are reportedly now in AIB partner hands. This marks the end of a 19-year run for the GTX name, with RTX only in the foreseeable future.
$199 for Dell's S2722DGM curved gaming monitor is an absolute bargain
Nab a great budget gaming monitor for only $199 in this Dell deal.
Samsung Foundry renames '3nm' process tech to '2nm,' rewrites contract: Report
Samsung has reportedly changed the name of its process technologies, and resigned contracts with customers. The former '3nm' SF3 node has been renamed to the '2nm' SF2 production node, and we assume further name changes will be forthcoming.
Nvidia is the 'kingmaker,' says analyst firm Omdia — company projected to make $87 billion from data center GPUs alone in 2024
Market research firm Omdia predicts Nvidia will make $87 billion from its datacenter GPUs in 2024, compared to $34 billion in 2023.
Threadripper 7000 outsells Intel Xeon 10 to 1, but Intel's mainstream PC chips dominate Ryzen 7000 in Puget Systems 2024 Hardware Trends report
Ryzen 7000 struggled and Threadripper 7000 soared in workstation builder Puget System's 2023 Hardware Trends.
New dynamic airflow concept aims to boost gaming laptop cooling with displaced external heat module — Laptop ODM Wistron's 'Hinge Auto-Extension' wins design award
Taiwan's Wistron has revealed its new Dynamic Airflow system, based on the concept of a Hinge Auto-Extension, in a series of laptop renders. The images show that when a user opens up a clamshell laptop the rear 'shelf' heat module gets extended to boost airflow.
AMD's custom Instinct MI309 GPU for China fails export license test from U.S. government: Report
AMD faces a setback to sell its latest Instinct MI309 AI and HPC GPU to Chinese entities.
Asus ROG Zephyrus G14 (2024) review: Portability over power
The Asus ROG Zephyrus G14 is a premium, compact gaming PC with a bright OLED screen and lots of ports, but fans of the line may be surprised to see a lesser GPU than they are used to.
China provides 'computing vouchers' for AI startups to train large language models — designed to combat rising GPU costs due to US sanctions
China offers computing vouchers worth between $140 to $280 thousand to AI startups as U.S. sanctions bite.
Chinese researchers aim to replicate Open AI's Sora text-to-video capabilities
A team of researchers from Peking University plan to reproduce Open AI's Sora text-to-video service, with the help of the open source community.
Developers of Switch emulator Yuzu settle with Nintendo in court for $2.4 million less than a week after being sued
Nintendo defeats Nintendo Switch emulation in the form of a joint filing, with the emulator's developers agreeing to $2.4 million awarded damages.
Annoyed by bursty fans and bloated apps, engineer writes software in Python to better control his NZXT Kraken AIO
Software engineer Cal Bryant created his own fan/pump control software in Python that can read and manipulate the fan and pump speeds of his Kraken X53 AIO.
Raspberry Pi Pico used in 'Back to the Future' time circuits replica
Traveling_fred is using a Raspberry Pi Pico to power a replica of the time circuits found in Doc Brown's DeLorean time machine from Back to the Future.
AMD confirms it is working on an AI upscaler for gaming – CTO Papermaster says it's part of 'AI enabling our entire portfolio'
AMD's CTO Mark Papermaster confirmed in an interview that it is working on an AI upscaler for gaming. This could be the next major update for FSR.
Intel shares biggest unboxing video ever as ASML’s $380 million High-NA lithography machine is installed in Oregon fab
Intel posts video showing the arrival and installation of its cutting-edge High-NA lithography machine.
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