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[Hardware] AMD USB4 DisplayPort Tunneling Driver is Coming
Mohamed Nasser posted a topic in Hardware
Found in Linux drivers. uture AMD processors could be coming with USB4 support and DisplayPort tunneling sometime soon. According to Phoronix, AMD Linux driver engineers are working on a new AMDGPU kernel graphics driver featuring initial support for USB4 DisplayPort tunneling technology.... -
Cheap Xbox Series X|S storage upgrades possible with conversion adapter. A Chinese company has released a conversion adapter that lets you install select M.2-2230 SSDs into the Microsoft's Xbox Series X and S game console expansion slots, reports Hermitage Akihabara. The tiny device enabl...
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New info on the initial DDR5 offerings By now, it's common knowledge that Intel's 12th Generation Alder Lake will be the first mainstream processor platform to embrace DDR5 memory. The chipmaker (via momomo_us) has released a new document that lists the different DDR5-4800 memory modules...
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A few days ago the AMD RX 5500 graphics card, a 1080p gaming graphics card, was introduced. This new graphics card based on silicon Navi 14 is intended to replace the RX 5080 based on Polaris 20. The new AMD solution still has no official price but aims to be highly affordable. Now we have known tha...
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It seems that Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) is not only having problems with its manufacturing node at 7 nm, since now the problems seem to have also extended to the manufacturing node at 16 nm, a node still very much alive but not producing enough chips to satisfy the demand. Wh...
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It is true that Intel has not lived up to market demands in recent years. The company still does not take out 10nm processors and that is costing sales. It is true that AMD has needed to make the leap at 7nm and increase cores to match 14nm processors. It seems that Intel is working to correct these...
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AMD had some news to share yesterday regarding its enthusiast-grade Threadripper CPUs as well as the budget-focused Ryzen 3 at the other end of the spectrum. While we now know specs and pricing for their range topping CPUs, the company left out pricing details for Ryzen 3. If a recent leak is to b...
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Known for gaming peripherals, Razer has added a new controller for Xbox One and PC that may be the most customizable controller ever released. The Razer Wolverine Ultimate includes two interchangeable D-Pads, several thumbsticks to choose from, and six buttons and triggers that can be mapped for any...
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For some generations now, NVIDIA uses the same desktop GPUs on laptops, although with some differences to reduce its consumption. In essence they are the same GPU, but NVIDIA drivers continue to differentiate those dedicated to dedicated graphics on PCs and laptops. Why do they do it and what are th...
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We are seeing how Intel is modifying its commercial strategy with respect to its processors. The new Core-X will arrive at half the price of its predecessors due to the AMD Threadripper. They have also recently reduced the price of Core-F by up to 25%. Intel's next step will not be to jump at 10nm,...
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Already at the end of the year and with all the great fairs in the world held in their different countries, we have seen a fairly significant increase in Qi wireless charging devices, from monitors to floor mats, through headphone stands. A considerable increase that seems to foresee that there will...
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To date, the NVIDIA ‘SUPER’ designation was reserved for GTX 20 Series graphics cards. It seems that the company will finally extend this denomination to the GTX 16 Series. The company's simplest graphics with RT Cores and Tensor Cores will receive at least one version. During the last weeks there h...
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Manufacturers of custom graphics card models work to offer interesting solutions. There is a lot of offer and everyone is looking to offer something that differentiates them from the competition and invites the user to buy their product. XFX a few weeks ago introduced the RX 5700 XT THICC II. The co...
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Just a few days ago Rockstar Games confirmed that, finally, Red Dead Redemption 2 will be available for PC from November 5, after many months of rumors. Now the company has revealed what are the minimum and recommended requirements to play its new game on PC, so we already know what PC we will need...
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There is a lot of expectation around the new Intel graphics cards. During the IDC 2019 (Intel Developer Conference) held in Tokyo, benchmarks of these graphics have been shown. The table compares the current UHD 620 integrated in the 9th Generation Core with the Iris Plus that are integrated in the...
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It is a problem as serious as it is limited, but the reality is that Intel is again current due to problems in its processors, which added to the shortage of many of these are getting close a week not too good. The discovery has been a joint work of Google and Mozilla, since it has affected first of...
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SI today announced two new X299 motherboards, the Creator X299 and X299 Pro10G, for Intel’s upcoming 18-core LGA 2066 CPUs. As the names imply, Creator X299 focuses on creative types with Thunderbolt 3, while the X299 Pro10G focuses on its 10GbE interface. Specs MSI Creator X299 MSI X299 Pro10G Supp...
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Almost 3 months ago the news of the price cut by Intel in its processors jumped, where there was talk of up to -15% of the price according to which models. Months went by and this reduction was not considered effective, but now and interestingly after the launch of Cascade Lake-X and the new Xeon 20...
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PlayStation Classic teardown reveals mobile ARM chipset on a custom PCB
Guest posted a topic in Hardware
Through the looking glass: Sony may have nailed the look and feel of the PlayStation Classic but the gameplay experience seemingly leaves a lot to be desired. Questions abound as to why Sony included PAL titles when NTSC games perform better. Sony’s PlayStation Classic (read the review) won’...