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Intel Nova Lake S-Based Embedded PC Mockup Reveal CPUs Support 8000 MT/s DDR5

11 March 2026 at 02:19

A compact Intel Nova Lake S PC is shown alongside a specification sheet listing features such as 2x SO-DIMMs DDR5 8000MHz, M.2 2280 PCIe NVMe Gen5x4 SSD, and various connectivity ports including HDMI, DisplayPort, and USB Type-C.

Intel's next-gen CPU series will support much higher memory frequency out of the box, compared to the current lineup. German PC Maker ECS Showcases Liva P300 Embedded PC With Intel Core Ultra 400S Processor; Specs Reveal Support for DDR5-8000 The upcoming Intel CPU series is going to deliver a much better memory support, as spotted in one of the mockups. At the Embedded World 2026 event in Germany, the hardware manufacturer ECS showcased its new embedded PC mockup called Liva P300, based on the Intel Nova Lake S. It's a mockup, so obviously, there is likely no Intel Nova Lake […]

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ASUS Dismisses Apple’s MacBook Neo as β€˜Just a Tablet’, and the Entire Windows Ecosystem Is Gearing Up to Fight Back

11 March 2026 at 00:30

A green Apple MacBook with a colorful display is prominently showcased in front of several other stacked laptops.

The launch of Apple's 'budget-oriented' MacBook Neo was a shocker for manufacturers like ASUS, but the firm now intends to compete in the same segment. ASUS's co-CEO Claims Apple's MacBook Neo Is Limited To Content Consumption Due To Its Specifications Apple's MacBook Neo is focused on bringing the intriguing elements seen in the traditional Mac and slapping a mobile SoC into a price segment that has made the Windows laptop industry rethink its strategy. Coming in at $599, the MacBook Neo is seen as a 'sigh of relief' in a market plagued by memory shortages and pricey devices, and when […]

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β€œNVIDIA Wouldn’t Exist Without Gaming,” Says Microsoft CEO, But the Industry That Made It Possible Now Feels Left Behind

10 March 2026 at 22:57

NVIDIA has struggled to balance its consumer and enterprise opportunities, as Microsoft's CEO has reminded Jensen of his 'gaming beginnings'. The Buildup Towards Modern-Day AI Infrastructure Was Initiated With NVIDIA's Focus on Gaming Ever since the launch of ChatGPT, demand for NVIDIA's AI chips has grown to unprecedented levels, to the point that the firm's market capitalization has soared to the trillions in just a few years. Since then, NVIDIA has been predominantly focused on catering to enterprise customers, and the inclination towards them comes at a cost, which we have already begun to see with consumer GPUs. There has […]

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Laptop Prices Expected To Rise By 40% As Memory And CPU Prices Continue To Soar

10 March 2026 at 14:37

Microsoft Prepares New Surface Laptop Based On Intel Core Ultra 200V "Lunar Lake" SoCs 1

The PC components keep getting expensive, directly affecting the laptop costs, and could introduce a nearly 40% price hike. TrendForce Forecasts 40% Price Hike for Mainstream Notebooks as Memory and CPU Availability and Pricing Worsen While desktop memory prices seem to have somewhat stabilized in some parts of the world, we have seen a rapid surge in laptop memory costs. Coupled with the increasing prices of SSDs, we have been witnessing a significant rise in laptop prices, and it looks like it's about to get worse. According to a new report, the mainstream notebook prices can rise by nearly 40% […]

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China’s Most Powerful Gaming GPU Yet, the Lisuan G100, Is Set to Launch This Week and Gamers Should Watch Closely

9 March 2026 at 21:26

A close-up of a Lisuan Tech graphics card with its branding visible on the fan hub and card edge.

The consumer GPU segment hasn't seen many launches this year, but China's Lisuan has plans for gamers, as it is expected to launch its G100 GPU this week. Lisuan Will Become The First to Offer a 6nm Gaming GPU in China, With Performance Rivaling NVIDIA/AMD Mainstream Options NVIDIA/AMD aren't looking too proactive about launching newer GPU models for the gaming segment, and based on what we have seen, one shouldn't expect any new lineups this year. However, the Chinese GPU manufacturer Lisuan has rather interesting plans for this year, as @realVictor_M reports that the company intends to launch the G100 […]

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NVIDIA’s Answer to the GPU Shortage Has Samsung Resurrecting the RTX 3060, and It Might Just Pay Off for Gamers

8 March 2026 at 21:17

NVIDIA To Discontinue GeForce RTX 3060 GPUs Soon As Production Dries Out, Still The Most Popular GPU On Steam 1

NVIDIA now plans to bring older GPUs back to life, and according to a new report, Samsung Foundry is preparing to restart production lines for the GeForce RTX 3060. Samsung Foundry Reportedly Plans to Restart 8nm Production of NVIDIA's GeForce RTX 3060 GPUs The consumer GPU industry has seen significant changes over the past few months, amid DRAM shortages. Not only have we witnessed changes in product launch cycles, but the retail availability of popular SKUs has worsened since then. Given that NVIDIA is having a difficult time managing both the AI/consumer businesses, the company does have a few options […]

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User Reports 7% Higher Score In Steel Nomad And 15-30 FPS Boost With The Latest NVIDIA Hotfix Driver 595.76

8 March 2026 at 16:03

The NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090 graphics card is showcased next to a large, green number '595.76' with a downward arrow symbol

Users are reporting performance gains after updating to the latest NVIDIA Hotfix driver that fixed several bugs. Redditor Reports His Best Ever Scores With RTX 5080 Using the Latest NVIDIA Hotfix Driver 595.76; Others Confirm the Same After re-releasing the new Hotfix driver 595.76, some users are now reporting better performance on their GeForce RTX 50 series cards. Just a few days ago, NVIDIA rolled out the Hotfix driver 595.71, which reportedly fixed the performance issues in Resident Evil: Requiem; however, the driver also introduced some bugs related to core voltage. We found it limiting the voltage on the RTX […]

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Not Just NVIDIA RTX 5090, RTX PRO 5000 Blackwell Also Reported To Have Missing ROPs [UPDATE]

7 March 2026 at 15:04

A NVIDIA GPU with the 'NVIDIA' logo and a gold-toned cooling grill on a black background.

It's been a while since we heard about NVIDIA GPUs with missing ROPs, but here we are, seeing one more GPU having fewer ROPs. Redditor Reports 160 ROPs Instead of 176 on His NVIDIA RTX PRO 5000 Blackwell GPU; The First Workstation Blackwell GPU With Fewer ROPs Right after the launch of the Blackwell NVIDIA RTX 50 series, we heard a few reports that confirmed a small percentage of the inventory had fewer ROPs (Render Output Units). This issue was mostly observed on the flagship card, the GeForce RTX 5090, but we also saw slower GPUs, including the GeForce RTX […]

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The NAND Crisis Is Now Worse Than DRAM; Samsung Is Doubling Prices for the Second Quarter in a Row

6 March 2026 at 16:59

Samsung's NAND supply is now expected to see a significant price hike, as the Korean giant, like DRAM, plans to capitalize entirely on demand from the AI sector. NAND Prices Are Getting Out of Control, And It Could Have Devastating Impacts on the PC Market The PC industry is set to face another crisis from memory suppliers, and after being disrupted by AI customers' demand for DRAM, it appears NAND is next. According to a report by the Korean media outlet Sedaily, Samsung now plans to hike prices by a whopping 100% in Q2, following a similar hike in Q1. […]

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Radeon RX 9000 Series GPUs See Big Price Drops As Japanese Retailer Ark PC Launches Spring Special Discounts

6 March 2026 at 14:49

We are not only seeing RDNA 4 GPUs gradually dropping in prices in some regions, but retailers are now also providing hefty discounts on some models. Ark PC Lists Radeon RX 9060 XT 16 GB for Just $379 and RX 9070 XT for $632 in Spring Sale Deals Not long ago, we saw the AMD RDNA 4 GPUs starting to drop in prices in some regions. After a continuous price increase over several weeks, the Japanese market saw some relief as the demand dropped for overpriced GPUs. The RX 9000 prices were climbing quickly in the last few months due […]

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NVIDIA Has Reportedly Fixed Resident Evil Requiem Performance Issues Through Game Ready Driver 595.71

4 March 2026 at 22:29

Two characters from 'Resident Evil: Requiem' stand against a stormy backdrop with overlay text 'DRIVER 595.71 FIXED'.

The latest NVIDIA GPU driver has reportedly mitigated the performance issues users were facing on the latest Resident Evil title. NVIDIA's Sean Pelletier Confirms Game Ready Driver 595.71 Fixed Performance Issues in Resident Evil Requiem, but Users Will Need to Reboot NVIDIA Game Ready Driver 591.86, which was released at the end of January, reportedly caused trouble for gamers with the latest Resident Evil instalment. Many users on social media reported that they were seeing a significant performance impact in Resident Evil Requiem with the Driver 591.86, mostly involving GeForce RTX 40 series cards. Some users were reporting significant FPS […]

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PC GPU Market Enters β€œRough Sailing” as Shipments Drop 3.3%: It Could Get Much Worse in 2026

4 March 2026 at 18:20

An NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090 and a Radeon graphics card are shown with a red downward arrow, indicating a decline.

The PC market has been contracting since the start of this year, and in particular, the GPU segment has taken a hit, with both NVIDIA and Intel seeing a decline in market share. NVIDIA & Intel Witness a Decline in GPU Market Share, Yet AMD Somehow Pulls Off an Increase The GPU industry has seen difficult times before, with one prominent example being the crypto-mining era, when gamers couldn't get their hands on units at all. Back then, the supply was diverted to professional demand and did not reach consumers at all; today, the situation is much grimmer. According to […]

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ASUS Reportedly Implements A Price Hike For RTX 50 Series In China, But No Changes For AMD GPUs

4 March 2026 at 16:03

An ASUS ROG Strix GeForce RTX graphics card with three cooling fans is displayed against a gradient background.

New price hikes are reportedly being implemented for the ASUS RTX 50 series stack, except for one SKU, as well as the RDNA 4 series. ASUS Reportedly Increases RTX 50 Series Prices by up to $72 for Flagship Models; RTX 5060 Ti 8 GB Remains Unchanged As Well As RDNA 4 GPUs ASUS has once again increased the prices of its products, particularly its GPUs as per the latest report by Channel Gate. Almost every GPU vendor has implemented new price hikes this year, and they continue to revise the prices, citing higher memory prices. As Channel Gate reports, ASUS […]

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ASRock Motherboard Reportedly Saved Ryzen 5 9600X From Dying, Thanks To The AGESA 1.3.0.0a-Equipped BIOS

3 March 2026 at 14:29

A person is holding a processor with a logo, while another hand is placing or removing an AMD chip labeled 'RYZEN' on a

Finally, something appears to be working, and hopefully, we will see fewer Ryzen 9000 death reports popping up on Reddit. YouTuber Level1Techs Revives "Failed" AMD Ryzen 9600X on ASRock X870E Taichi Using Latest BIOS with AMD AGESA 1.3.0.0a Microcode Ryzen 9000 "failures" do not always indicate CPU deaths. While in a lot of cases, we did see burned CPUs and sockets, not every setup sees such damage signs. Sometimes the CPU dies or fails without showing any burn marks or any discoloration. In such cases, the CPU may not be dead but still fails to boot due to unknown issues, […]

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