Hardware

AMD’s decision to discontinue support for Windows 10 with its new Ryzen AI chips has caused quite a stir in the tech community. The shift towards Windows 11 and Linux only compatibility for the Ryzen AI 300 series marks a significant move away from the older operating system. This decision has raised questions about the
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The buzz surrounding Computex 2024 was centered on the expectations of AMD’s Ryzen 9000 chips, especially the highly anticipated 3D V-cache models. Despite the absence of any official announcements at the event, rumors suggest that we might see the 9000 X3D variants hitting the market as early as September. This would be a much quicker
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At the recent Computex show, Adata unveiled the Adata Nia, a handheld gaming PC that is turning heads for its innovative design and approach to pricing. While other companies like Zotac, ROG, and MSI are focused on high-end features and premium pricing, Adata is aiming to keep the cost of the Nia at a more
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During the recent Computex event, Gigabyte showcased its latest motherboards, including the Gigabyte X870E Aorus Extreme for AMD’s Ryzen 9000-series Granite Ridge chips, set to be released in July. On the other hand, the Intel boards, particularly the “Next-gen Z Aero G,” left many attendees puzzled due to the processors and socket being concealed with
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Framework’s latest laptop, the Framework 13 with a Core Ultra 7 processor, introduces a significant upgrade in terms of display quality and performance. The addition of a new high-resolution display with 500 nits brightness and a faster refresh rate of 120 Hz addresses the community’s main feedback regarding screen responsiveness. This improvement not only enhances
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As a PC gamer, it’s not uncommon to feel a bit insecure when the focus of major tech events such as the Computex 2024 Nvidia keynote shift away from gaming. This was evident in CEO Jen-Hsun Huang’s keynote, which primarily revolved around AI with minimal gaming-related announcements. This sudden shift left many PC gamers, myself
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