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Samsung packs 61.44TB in a high-density U2 SSD

Samsung BM1743 data centre SSD offers a whopping 61.44TB of storage capacity using next-gen QLC V-NAND flash chips.
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Intel Arc Battlemage GPUs crop up with a whopping 56 Xe cores

The upcoming Intel Battlemage GPUs may be faster than expected as two new, larger chips were spotted on shipping manifests.
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My RTX 3080 Ti can’t handle Basemark’s new GPUScore test

Fresh on the scene, GPUScore: Breaking Limit is one of the most demanding graphics card benchmarks out there.
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Meta Quest 3 doubles the amount of windows it can handle

Meta Quest 3 tries to catch Apple Vision Pro's productivity feature with the VR headset's latest Horizon OS v67 update.
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AMD Ryzen AI HX Pro CPUs may launch in October

AMD’s business-oriented Ryzen AI 9 HX Pro 370 and Ryzen AI 7 Pro 360 processors are expected to launch this October.
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Intel’s new LGA 1851 CPU socket may fix a longstanding problem

Socket LGA 1851 motherboards could feature two ILMs, one of which will improve thermal performance providing certain conditions are met.
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Windows 11 is finally edging out Windows 10 on Steam

After a rough few months, Microsoft's Windows 11 adoption looks like it's back on track thanks to gamers upgrading their operating systems.
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Elden Ring reclaims its Steam Deck throne as most played game

Following the release of its Shadow of the Erdtree DLC, Elden Ring has climbed the Steam Deck charts and returned to the top spot.
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Korea loves entry-level AMD GPUs but Nvidia remains the favourite

Entry-level AMD Radeon GPUs have gained favour in South Korea, with RX 7600 giving Nvidia a run for its money.
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