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AMD will officially expand FSR 4 to gaming handhelds and APUs in 2026

AMD VP says FSR 4 is coming to APUs, gaming laptops, and handhelds by the end of this year, bringing ML-based upscaling to new devices.
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Windows 11 will soon let you command your PC and phone from the Search bar

Microsoft is making big changes to the design and capabilities of Windows Search, debuting natural language controls for your PC and phone.
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Gigabyte is back with another DDR4 motherboard for AMD CPUs, bringing Wi-Fi 6E support

Gigabyte's B550M Gaming X Wi-Fi 6E AM4 motherboard looks ideal for those wanting to build a system without forking out for DDR5 memory.
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Intel Raptor Lake Next will reportedly launch on laptops under Core 2000HX series brand, with DDR4 RAM support

Intel is reportedly bringing Raptor Lake Next refresh to laptops with the Core 2000HX series, packing up to 24 cores alongside DDR4 support.
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These GMK keycaps let you adjust the feel and angle of your keys, all without replacing your switches

GMK launches its TriggerKey, a keycap replacement that adds adjustable actuation and tilt control to existing mechanical keyboard switches.
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AMD tries to steal Nvidia’s thunder by sharing benchmarks of its RTX Spark competitor

AMD releases benchmarks of its Ryzen AI Max+ Pro 495 Gorgon Halo chip days ahead of Nvidia’s RTX Spark launch, showcasing its 192GB memory pool.
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AMD Ryzen 9 5900X3D prototype breaks cover with 128MB of L3 cache

It seems AMD was working on asymmetrical 3D V-Cache processors all the way back on AM4, as this Ryzen 5900X3D engineering sample demonstrates.
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Intel Nova Lake CPUs with massive AMD X3D-style cache will launch first, says leaker

Chips with bLLC, such as the rumoured Core Ultra 9 4970K BFC and 4870K BFC, will apparently be the "earliest launched" CPUs in the Nova Lake lineup.
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Modder lessens Nvidia RTX 5090 12V-2×6 cable load with dual 8-pin connector add-on

Using two soldered 8-pin power connectors and a 12V-2x6 cable in unison, the modder claims to have reduced wire temperatures to below 40°C under load.
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