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Geekbench 6.7 adds Intel BOT detection, flagging invalid benchmark runs for easier comparisons

Geekbench 6.7 releases with Intel Binary Optimisation Tool (BOT) detection, which flags runs that show an 'unfair' advantage for Core CPUs.
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The 9950X3D2 price is official, and it’s the most expensive AMD Ryzen CPU ever

The privilege of having the first AMD CPU with dual 3D V-Cache at your disposal will cost just shy of $1,000.
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12GB Apple MacBook Neo may be on the way, powered by A19 Pro

Apple may be working on an updated version of its MacBook Neo, featuring the same 6-core A19 Pro 12GB chip powering its iPhone 17 Pro.
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SteamGPT, a Valve AI service, may soon handle your Steam support queries

Recent Steam updates contain references to an AI feature dubbed SteamGPT, which looks as though it has access to Trust Scores and more.
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SteelSeries delivers 4kHz polling rate with its new Aerox 3 Wireless Gen 2 mouse

SteelSeries' latest Aerox 3 Wireless Gen 2 mouse features an IP54-rated honeycomb shell, dual wireless connections and 4K polling.
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Intel Serpent Lake chips may feature Nvidia GeForce RTX GPU tiles

Intel Serpent Lake is reportedly a variant of Titan Lake, and looks as though it may be the first Intel CPU generation to feature Nvidia GeForce RTX GPU tiles.
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Valve is working on a Steam Framerate Estimator, according to data miners

Recent Steam updates contain references to a built-in 'Framerate estimator', which will give you an idea about how well games will run on your PC.
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Intel Nova Lake CPUs reportedly won’t have any Xe4 GPU elements after all

Intel Nova Lake processors reportedly combine Xe3 graphics with Xe3P display/media engine, without any elements from Xe4.
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Intel tells us Raptor Lake “is not going anywhere” and hints at more DDR4/DDR5 hybrid motherboards to come

Intel promises that supply of its ageing LGA1700 chips, which support both DDR4 and DDR5 memory, will be "abundantly available."
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