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Nvidia RTX 5090D experiment bakes the label off a 750W SFX power supply

Chinese TechTubers tested an RTX 5090D Mini ITX PC system with an inappropriately weedy PSU - baking the label

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AMD slides claim Strix Halo can beat the RTX 4070 laptop GPU by up to 68% in modern games

Marketing slides show AMD's Radeon 8060S beating the RTX 4070 across 17 games.

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Fujifilm to double spending on chip materials as U.S., Japan and South Korea up chip production

Fujifilm, one of a few makers of EUV photoresists, will expand capacities in the U.S., Japan, and South Korea as Intel, TSMC, Samsung, and SK hynix ramp up production.

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Modder creates the Steam Brick — a stripped-down Steam Deck with only a power button and a USB

Someone has stripped down one of the popular Steam Deck handhelds into a minimal form factor and dubbed the result the Steam Brick.

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Intel concerned about Irish energy costs says report — wants gov to subsidize renewables

Electricity costs in Ireland are up to two times higher than in Arizona and Taiwan, which makes Intel worry.

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Linux kernel source expands beyond 40 million lines – it has doubled in size in a decade

The Linux kernel sources expanded beyond 40 million lines with the release of 6.14 rc1.

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A version of Snake only playable with a microscope has been made — Meet Subpixel Snake

A developer created a version of Snake that relies on animations at the sub-pixel level.

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MSI Afterburner 4.6.6 Beta 5 adds Nvidia RTX 50 plus initial Arrow Lake and Zen 5 support

MSI Afterburner now supports Nvidia's latest RTX 50 GPUs and adds quad-fan control functionality.

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Microsoft experiments with ‘Drag Tray’ — share menu appears when dragging a file in Windows 11

Microsoft added a 'Drag Tray' to a Windows 11 Insider Preview to make it easier to share files from the File Explorer.

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MSI optimizes affordable Intel 800 mobos for China's first homegrown DDR5 memory chips

MSI recently launch several B860 motherboards with BIOS optimized for CXMT DDR5 memory.

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AMD FSR 3.1 game titles 'should just work' with FSR 4 drop-in DLL file replacement hints leaker

AMD FSR 4 retroactive support for FSR 3.1 titles is confirmed and explained.

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More Xbox first-party games will come to PlayStation and Nintendo — Xbox hardware will remain

Xbox head Phil Spencer reaffirms the company's desire to release more multiplatform games while maintaining a hardware platform.

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GB202 die shot beautifully showcases Blackwell in all its glory — GB202 is 24% larger than AD102

A diagram of Nvidia's latest GB202 die has been published, showcasing Blackwell's componentry layout. A comparison to AD102 was also demonstrated.

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Nvidia Broadcast upgrade brings studio-grade mic and lighting features

Nvidia Broadcast will see two new features to give your microphone and camera a studio makeover.

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Intel game bundle aims to boost Arrow Lake, Raptor Lake CPU sales — codes for Civ 7, AC: Shadows

Civilization VII and Assassin's Creed Shadows get bundled with desktop Intel Core Ultra 200S and 14th Gen Intel CPUs.

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Meta to build 2GW data center with over 1.3 million Nvidia AI GPUs — invest $65B in AI in 2025

Meta is set to throw some $65 billion in AI infrastructure this year.

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$150 PS1-inspired console runs PlayStation games natively — supports PS1 memory cards, controllers

The SuperStation One is a retro gaming console that can natively play your PlayStation One titles.

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Microsoft reveals improved Windows 11 battery icons and percentage toggle settings

Microsoft has officially revealed that it has been 'improving the battery iconography in Windows 11.'

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RTX 5080 outperforms RTX 4080 by 10% in Blender benchmark — only 8% higher than RTX 4080 Super

Leaked Blender benchmark results show the RTX 5080 only delivering an 8% uplift in performance over the RTX 4080 Super.

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RTX 5090D overclocked to 3.4 GHz consumes 1,000W — beats dual RTX 3090 Ti and quad GTX 1080 Ti

The RTX 5090D, cooled by liquid nitrogen, has set multiple world records, reaching nearly 3.4 GHz.

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BOE reportedly mulls producing glass substrates for China's CPUs — new focus on semiconductors

BOE, a leading Chinese manufacturer of LCD and OLED displays, is considering making glass core substrates for next-gen domestic chips.

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China-exclusive Arrow Lake CPU poses for photos — Core Ultra 5 230F debuts in sleek, black box

The Core Ultra 5 230F has finally been pictured and confirmed as a China exclusive. It has some slight differences from other Arrow Lake models.

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Third Chinese company begins HBM memory production for AI processors: Report

Tongfu Microelectronics joins CXMT and Wuhan Xinxin in HBM production for Chinese developers of AI processors.

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Vendors safeguard 16-pin connector on RTX 5090 with thermal pads — helps dissipate excess heat

Custom RTX 5090 models now include thermal pads on the backside of the 16-pin power connector.

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RTX 5090 runs 2°C hotter with thermal paste than liquid metal — Arctic MX-6 vs. stock LM tested

An RTX 5090 Founders Edition card was benchmarked with thermal paste, featuring a mere 2-degree temperature difference compared to the card's out-of-the-box liquid metal TIM.

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