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Nvidia DLSS 5 runs on AMD Radeon GPUs via mod, but crushes performance

Nvidia's neural rendering feature is now running on both GeForce and Radeon cards, but at serious cost to frame rate on AMD GPUs.
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12 years later, Noctua is still taking care of NH-D15 owners with free mounting kit upgrades

Proper honest-to-goodness customer service is hard to come by these days, but the experience of one NH-D15 user in the Philippines proves it can happen.
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Steam Frame reservation system is already set up for launch, as VR headset release likely nears

You can't reserve a Steam Frame yet, but the system for getting your VR headset order in is ready to go according to a reliable leaker.
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UGREEN unveils local smart home AI hardware, with a big focus on privacy

UGREEN's HomeAgent brings smart voice control to your house, along with cameras and an e-paper photo frame, without needing an Internet connection.
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UGREEN just released the world’s first liquid-cooled power bank, with a window to show it in action

Reducing temps by up to 10°C, the UGREEN MagFlow Pro Magnetic Power Bank is designed for peak sustained power output, with 10,000mAh on tap.
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Nvidia confirms DLSS 5 support for GeForce RTX 40 series cards, but won’t say when

DLSS 5 performance on GeForce RTX 50 series remains Nvidia's focus for the moment, but the firm promises wider GPU support in the future.
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Intel Nova Lake presentation leak shows a Q1 2027 release target

Intel is seemingly starting Nova Lake CPU mass production in 2026, followed by availability in 2027, with the flagship 52-core chip apparently coming later.
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Fractal Design launches two new PC case ranges, as Define series gets updated

Fractal releases its Summit and Define One PC cases, plus a Refine 2 chair and Radius AIO liquid cooler, all featuring its distinctive Scandinavian design touches.
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AMD RDNA 5 targets 3.1-3.4GHz GPU clock range, according to leak

A 3.4GHz clock speed on RDNA 5 would represent a 14.5% boost over a Radeon RX 9070 XT, but that's a best case scenario.
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