Adata shows off 14GB/s SSD with enormous liquid cooling system at Computex
This will definitely have trouble fitting on some motherboards
Arm unveils new mobile CPU and GPU designs with 64-bit only cores
The company is touting significant performance and energy efficiency gains
Intel-manufactured Nvidia GPUs could be coming soon
The tie-up with Nvidia comes at a critical time for Intel's beleaguered foundry business
Hands-on with Meta's Quest 3 headset: faster and lighter with better video pass-through
An official announcement is expected in October
The AI chip market landscape: Choose your battles carefully
There are three markets for AI chips: training, cloud inference and edge inference. All of them are already fairly crowded
MSI reveals the Stealth 16 Mercedes-AMG Motorsport edition OLED laptop
The first product from MSI's partnership with the racing company
Asus demos concept RTX 4070 graphics card that doesn't use any power cables
The concept card uses a proprietary slot instead of a standard 16-pin connector
Hot Pixels attacks exploit power management in modern SoC and GPUs to leak data
Stealing pixels by measuring power consumption and frequency in processors
Nvidia unveils GH200 super chip and DGX GH200 computing platform for AI
The Grace Hopper super chip has no fewer than 200 billion transistors
Lenovo profits are down a staggering 75% in the 'new normal' PC market
Inventory issues and workforce restructuring expenses greatly impacted the PC business
Teamgroup unveils new Xtreem DDR5 memory modules, cooling solutions, and lighting technology
Team claims its new DDR5 modules are capable of speeds up to 8,266 MT/s
Ryzen 7900X3D CPU drops to its lowest-ever price, comes with Star Wars Jedi: Survivor
12 cores and 24 threads for under $500
Japanese stores open late for RTX 4060 Ti launch, one person turns up
Better than none, right, Nvidia?
Facepalm: It's fair to say that the RTX 4060 Ti launch has not gone too well for Nvidia. Reviewers have slammed the card, complaining about its price, performance, and similarity to the previous-gen equivalent. It's left consumers somewhere between apathetic and angry, and nowhere is this more obvious than in Japan's Akihabara shopping district, where two stores that opened late for the latest Lovelace launch managed to attract a single customer between them.
Sony reveals "Project Q" handheld designed for streaming PS5 games over Wi-Fi
Unfortunately, not a real successor to the PS Vita
Users report melting 16-pin RTX 4090 power adapters, again
Here we go again: Half a year after Nvidia's last official statement regarding damaged RTX 4090 cable adapters, new cases indicate the problem hasn't faded. The blame has been passed between Nvidia, user error, and the specification publisher. Switching to ATX 3.0 power supplies is still the safest bet.
Nvidia chief warns US-China chip war could hurt American chipmakers
Huang says the trade war is leaving American chipmakers with "our hands tied behind our back"
Asus' Chromebook CM34 Flip is among the first to use AMD's Ryzen 7020 C-Series CPUs
A premium Chromebook that'll hinge on pricing
Sony says the PSVR 2 outsold its predecessor during first 6 weeks after launch
450,000 units went in the first week
LG's new Cinebeam Ultra HD projector parts way with traditional box-shaped devices
The new projector provides an "adaptable" and versatile design for indoor environments
AMD Radeon RX 7600 Review: DOA Radeon, Again?
AMD's new Radeon RX 7600 is a new mainstream GPU offering that is not unlike Nvidia's recent RTX 4060 Ti release – there's actually a decent product here, however it's poorly priced.
Raspberry-Pi-powered "Decktility" is a modern take on the classic pocket PC
Could make a fun summer DIY project for experienced tinkerers
Asus wins multiple Computex awards while embroiled in controversy
A rare bit of good news for Asus
Nvidia RTX 4060 Ti Review: 8GB of VRAM at $400 is a No-Go
Frankly, we don't need to conduct an exhaustive test on the GeForce RTX 4060 Ti 8GB to inform you that it represents shockingly poor value. This new 8GB GPU, priced at $400, is woefully inadequate.
