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New thermal paste stencils take the fear out of fitting your CPU

A thermal paste stencil might sound over the top to some, but it's the perfect companion for first time PC builders.
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Upgrading to an Nvidia RTX 4060 Ti is getting a lot harder

Board partners announce having trouble producing enough GeForce RTX 4060 Ti cards due to a reduction in AD106 GPU supply.
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Gigabyte Baseline BIOS setting tanks Intel’s Core i9 performance

Intel's Baseline mode on Gigabyte beta BIOS shows a massive performance reduction, transforming an i9 into an i7.
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Windows 11 may slap a watermark on PCs that can’t handle AI features

After jumping through hoops to install Windows 11 24H2, your PC might face a watermark denoting that you can't use its AI features.
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Qualcomm doubles down on Snapdragon X Elite against fake benchmark allegations

Qualcomm's Snapdragon X Elite might not live up to the hype as OEMs call the processor's recent benchmarks into question.
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4nm TSMC chips are 8.5% cheaper to make but will we benefit?

TSMC has improved its 4nm and 5nm-family process, resulting in higher yields, and decreased production costs of up to 8.5%.
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Second AMD Strix Point benchmark makes Zen 5 look much better

AMD's Strix Point Ryzen moves ahead of its predecessors as a new Geekbench test shows the CPU's performance when clocked correctly.
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Samsung and LG have a new OLED rival

Japan Display's eLEAP OLED panels are entering mass production and it could rival the likes of Samsung and LG.
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InWin’s dinky POC One PC case is finally here for mini-ITX builds

Building your own chassis by hand is easier than ever with InWin’s Mini-ITX POC One, as you no longer have to worry about bending panels.
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