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Looks like Snapdragon X Plus rivals Intel and Apple after all

A new Qualcomm Snapdragon X Plus leak reveals the hardware in detail as well as the benchmarks, where the results are encouraging.
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AI is behind a potential price hike for hard drives and SSDs

The rise of AI for machine learning has caused a massive spike in demand for HDDs and SSDs, causing prices to soar.
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Asus reimburses SD card damages caused by the ROG Ally

Asus extends its ROG Ally SD card reader warranty for models having issues while promising reimbursement for affected users.
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Xbox is cooking up a limited edition Meta Quest headset

Meta announces it's going open source, working with Lenovo, Asus, and Microsoft. The latter is even making a limited-edition Xbox VR headset.
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DDR5-10000 memory is on the horizon but CPUs can’t keep up yet

JEDEC's updated memory listing shows the new standard for up to 8,200 MT/s RAM. However, CPUs will need to catch up before we see 10,000 MT/s any time soon.
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AMD GPU-less Ryzen processors to launch soon

AMD's Ryzen 7 8700F and Ryzen 5 8400F GPU-less APUs to reach retail sooner, opening the way for even cheaper AM5 builds.
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Noctua NH-L12Sx77 cooler tackles overheating in small PC builds

The Noctua NH-L12Sx77 is custom-built to combat fears of overheating CPUs, evolving on the brand's winning formula.
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AOC targets creators with Calman Ready U3 Graphic Pro monitors

Geared for offices and creative studios, AOC's new lineup tout a welcome mix of sleek design, colour accuracy, and versatile connectivity.
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Leaked Intel Battlemage patches hint about the hardware’s power

Intel allegedly has been spotted quietly patching updates for the upcoming Battlemage generation, meaning it could be coming soon.
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