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Intel and AMD won’t prioritise PCIe 6.0 SSD support, and I’m fine with that

PCIe 6.0 will supercharge SSD speeds to 32GB/s, but neither AMD nor Intel are interested in quickly adopting the new standard.
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Next-gen Intel Nova Lake-S CPUs could pack up to 52 cores

Intel is throwing everything it has inside the upcoming Nova Lake-S CPU series, offering up to 16P+32E+4LP cores on the high-end.
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Nvidia seemingly built but never launched an RTX 3080 Ti with 20GB of VRAM

Selling for just under $2,000, an RTX 3080 Ti 20GB is now in the wild but it'll need some extra tinkering to get up and running.
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Intel stirs hopes of Arc B770 with confirmation of BMG-G31 GPU die

Intel confirms the existence of its BMG-G31 GPU, but questions remain as to whether it will use it in an Arc B770 graphics card.
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Valve fuels Apple’s gaming ambitions with a native Steam app for its ARM CPUs

A new beta version of Steam now runs natively on Apple Silicon, which could help challenge Windows' dominance.
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Nvidia RTX 5050 may use the same GDDR6 VRAM as Radeon RX 9000 Series GPUs

Nvidia may pair 20Gb/s GDDR6 memory with GeForceRTX 5050, marking a stark change from the rest of the Blackwell lineup.
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AMD Zen 7 processors may pack 32 cores on AM6 motherboards

AMD Zen 7 desktop CPUs could pack 16 cores per CCD for a total of 32, doubling what is currently available on Zen 5 chips.
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Intel Arc Battlemage eyes up the high-end with a PCIe 5 GPU

Intel is seemingly planning a new graphics card based on its Battlemage architecture, powered by a PCIe 5.0 x16 interface.
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AMD RX 9060 XT 8GB performance drops by up to 50% using older PCIe slots

Bandwidth rears its ugly head as RX 9060 XT 8GB frame rates topple under the constraints of its VRAM and older PCIe standards.
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