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AMD will reportedly launch new Ryzen 7000 CPUs on January 10th

Currently, AMD is expected to announce a few new Ryzen 7000 desktop CPUs at CES 2023, including the first non-X SKUs. According to new reports, these chips will be available pretty soon after the announcement.  Plenty of rumours claim AMD will announce new Ryzen 7000 chips at CES 2023, including …

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Xiaomi to get into the mini-PC market with two systems

Xiaomi has been in the PC market for a long time now, selling laptops, peripherals and monitors, but the company hasn't yet released a desktop. That will soon change, with Xiaomi preparing to launch a new small form factor PC.  According to Wccftech, Xiaomi was planning to announce two systems …

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AMD Ryzen 7 7700 and Ryzen 9 7900 begin appearing at retailers

While AMD hasn't officially announced its new Ryzen 7000 CPUs, all signs are pointing to an early 2023 launch for the first non-X chips. We now have further evidence of this, as the upcoming processors are now being listed at retail sites.  The listings were spotted by @momomo_us on PC21.fr, …

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Seagate introduces Star Wars-themed portable FireCuda HDDs

Seagate has launched a number of special edition portable HDDs in recent years, often teaming up with Xbox or PlayStation for big launches. This time around, Seagate is taking on the Star Wars license, unveiling three themed portable HDDs featuring art inspired by some of the series' most popular heroes …

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TeamGroup and InWin team up for new collaborative PC chassis

While TeamGroup is primarily known for its SSDs and memory, the company has been branching out into new areas recently, including PC cases. For its latest chassis, TeamGroup teamed up with InWin to produce the new co-branded T-Force 216 case.  The T-Force 216 features a minimalistic design, with a solid …

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Nvidia speaks out on melting RTX 4090 connectors

Nvidia has been investigating user reports of melting 12VHPWR connectors for a few weeks at this point. Through its own investigation last week, Gamers Nexus concluded that many of these cases are likely a mix of user error and design oversight. Now, Nvidia has followed up with a new statement on the matter, confirming it has received reports of 50 cases so far. 

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