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New Gigabyte AM5 BIOS suffers from SoC Voltage issues

It seems like ASUS isn't the only one having issues with their BIOS firmware on AMD AM5 motherboards. Gigabyte is also being criticised for not fixing the SoC voltage issue on its AM5 motherboards with its latest BIOS. After reports of exploding CPUs, AMD identified the issue and requested motherboard …

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Dan Cases and Lian Li team up to launch new C4-SFX case

Dan Cases has announced the launch of its new C4-SFX, a new case designed for small form factor enthusiasts and gamers who want a high-end PC experience in a compact form factor. This elegant enclosure developed in collaboration with Lian Li focuses on solid cooling and high-end hardware compatibility while …

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Apple M3 Pro specifications leak out

Apple's upcoming high-end MacBook and iPad models may feature the M3 Pro processor, which is set to offer significant improvements over its predecessor. The new chip is expected to have more CPU and GPU cores and more onboard memory.  According to Bloomberg, the M3 Pro may come with a 12-core …

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Lian Li introduces new P28 magnetic Uni fans

Lian Li has added a new product to its portfolio, the P28 Uni Fan. This new 120mm PWM fan comes in both black and white and is designed with performance in mind. The P28 boasts a 28mm thick frame, liquid crystal polymer (LCP) blades, Fluid Dynamic Bearing (FDB), and three-speed …

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The ROG Ally is shaping up to be a decent emulation device

With the Steam Deck, many players quickly began searching for emulators to play console games both new and old on the handheld. With the ROG Ally coming up, people are already exploring its emulation capabilities and so far, the results look promising.  ETA Prime has uploaded a new YouTube video …

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MSI launches new M480 Pro M.2 SSDs

MSI has recently unveiled its latest flagship PCIe 4.0 SSD, the Spatium M480 Pro. This SSD is constructed with high-density 3D NAND flash, delivering 7400MB/s sequential read and 7000 sequential write speeds. The Spatium M480 Pro SSDs are available with 1 TB, 2 TB, or 4 TB of storage capacity. …

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Sapphire Radeon RX 7600 Pulse leak confirms GPU specs

Leaked pictures of the upcoming Sapphire Radeon RX 7600 Pulse graphics card have confirmed some of the specs of the upcoming GPU. Besides the CU count, the card's box also confirmed the amount of VRAM it has. As per the pictures shared by VideoCardz, the card has a 2-slot design …

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LG introduces new 5K Nano IPS 40-inch ultrawide monitor

LG is expanding its monitor lineup with a new ultrawide curved monitor for professionals. Based on its specs alone, the 40WP95CP-W looks like a good choice for anyone looking for a big curved screen, especially considering it has a 5120×2160 resolution. The LG 40WP95CP-W packs a 39.7-inch Nano IPS curved …

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DeepCool shares more about the Assassin IV dual-tower CPU cooler

DeepCool's latest offering, the Assassin IV Dual Tower CPU cooler, was unveiled earlier this year at CES 2023. The cooler's striking design has caught the attention of many hardware enthusiasts, including us. Since then, DeepCool has been quiet, but that is finally changing with new information coming out this week.  …

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AMD openSIL Firmware expected to Replace AGESA by 2026

During the OCP Regional Summit, AMD revealed its plans to replace the AMD Generic Encapsulated Software Architecture (AGESA) with an open-source solution called Open-Source Silicon Initialization Library (openSIL). This is expected to happen by 2026 and will gradually cover AMD's entire product stack, including Ryzen and EPYC processors. The first …

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