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AMD Ryzen 7 5800X3D performs amazingly in ancient X370 motherboard, but there’s a catch

Swapping chipsets from X370 to X570 won't always boost your AM4 system's frame rates, but the bigger picture with newer SSDs and GPUs is more nuanced.
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Microsoft says RGB is responsible for recent Windows 11 and game crashes

LED software could be causing system instabilities in Windows 11, and crashing games, including Arc Raiders, Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls, and The Finals.
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LG Display develops “dream next-gen” OLED tech that can boost panel brightness by 60%

WOLED panels produced using LG Display's new FLiPP tech should be 60% brighter than existing screens, while also packing other advantages.
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Philips’ new 27in 260Hz gaming monitor has a surprisingly low price

Despite costing just £139, this white Philips gaming monitor sports a 27in Fast IPS panel, as well as backlight strobing to reduce motion blur.
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Intel Nova Lake power draw could approach a monstrous 300W on 28-core CPU, according to leak

In addition to offering more cores relative to current Intel Core Ultra processors, Nova Lake could mark a notable rise in power consumption too.
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AMD Radeon RX 9050 4GB is even worse than we thought, as full GPU specs are released

It's not just the small amount of memory and tight bandwidth that's a problem for this AMD budget gaming GPU. There's a reduction in cache too.
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Forget Titanium, Seasonic just released the first ATX PSU with 80 Plus Ruby certification

Hitting a new milestone in PC power supply tech, the Seasonic Prime Enterprise RX-1600 offers an amazing 95% efficiency at 50% load.
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[Sponsored] SANDISK Optimus high-speed SSD range explained

Rising from the ashes of the WD_Black lineup, the SANDISK Optimus range has an SSD for everyone. We look at the specs, benchmarks, and how these drives work.
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Sandisk unveils new NAS SSD series, with SATA and NVMe options

Both the Sandisk NAS 800 NVMe and NAS 600 SATA series should serve you well as primary storage, or as a cache complement to your existing array.
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