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Leaked AMD FSR 4.1 DLL tested on Radeon RX 7000 GPUs, delivers a slight quality improvement

Leaked AMD FSR 4.1 DLL keeps RDNA 3 owners’ hopes alive, as early tests show a slight quality improvement even at low upscaling settings.
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Modder pumps 555W through unreleased Nvidia GeForce RTX 3080 Ti 20GB to see what could have been

A modder experimenting with shunt mods and cooling add-ons managed to push this Nvidia GeForce RTX 3080 Ti 20GB FE GPU to its limits.
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Nvidia warns of “very tight” supply, as gaming GPU revenue slumps

While Nvidia's overall revenue climbs ever higher, income from the brand's gaming business has fallen for two consecutive quarters.
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Watch out Microsoft, Nvidia is hiring people to make games run better on Linux

Linux is becoming more of a priority for Nvidia, as the brand searches for engineers to improve GPU performance in Vulkan.
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SanDisk unveils next-gen portable SSDs, offering up to 8TB at 4,000MB/s speeds

SanDisk launches its V3 external SSD range, promising durable high-capacity storage with fast speeds over USB 4 40Gbps.
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Endorfy launches the Signum M30 PC case series offering wide hardware compatibility in a compact form factor

Endorfy expands its case offering with the Signum M30 series, providing enough space for most modern hardware in a compact footprint.
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Intel to use E-cores as base for unified CPU designs, rumour claims

P-cores and E-cores aren't for the chopping block, according to a new rumour, but Intel is apparently planning big changes for both.
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Samsung begins production of PCIe 6.0 AI data centre SSDs, reaching 32GB/s speed

Samsung plans to debut production of its PCIe 6.0 SSDs this year, to feed AI growth with up to 256TB of storage reaching 32GB/s speed.
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MSI yellow-coded 12V-2×6 cables are reportedly dislodging without user intervention

MSI yellow-coded 12V-2x6 power connectors are loosening over time, both on the GPU and PSU sides, greatly increasing the risk of melting.
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