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AMD’s laptop OEMs decry poor support, chip supply, and communication — OEM complains the company has "left billions of US dollars lying around" due to poor execution: Reports

Analysts and media contend that AMD is losing the confidence of laptop OEMs because of its focus on AI and data center GPUs.

Tom’s Hardware

Noctua eliminates 'Rattlegate' on the NH-D15 G2 — CPU cooler no longer makes rattling noises during operation

Noctua has finally resolved the rattling issues plaguing its new flagship NH-D15 G2 air cooler. This defect is no longer present in new production units, and current owners will be offered a full fix for defective units currently in operation.

Tom’s Hardware

Construction of $106B SK hynix Mega Fab Site Moving Along, But At Slower Pace

When a major industry slowdown occurs, big companies tend to slowdown their mid-term and long-term capacity related investments. This is exactly what happened to SK hynix's Yongin Semiconductor Cluster, a major project announced in April 2021 and valued at $106 billion. While development of the site has been largely completed,…

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Meta's insatiable appetite for Nvidia AI chips could add up to $7 billion worth of H100 GPUs by the end of the year

Meta bought a huge number of H100s last year. It's going to buy even more in 2024.

PC Gamer

Thinking of buying an SSD? Drives could soon get a lot pricier, so don’t hang around

Fresh rumbling on the rumor mill makes us even more fearful of big price hikes for SSDs.

TechRadar

AMD CacheWarp Vulnerability Afflicts Previous Gen EPYC Server CPUs, Patch Issued

CacheWarp is the latest security hole in AMD chips, and it's present in first, second, and third generation EPYC processors. AMD has only issued a patch for its third gen Milan CPUs.

Tom’s Hardware

DirectStorage Bug Drops Frame Rates in Ratchet and Clank: Rift Apart

A new report has confirmed that GeForce GPUs are suffering from a performance bug, where deleting the game's DirectStorage files improves game performance on Nvidia RTX GPUs.

Tom’s Hardware

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AMD RDNA 2, RDNA 3 GPU Idle Power Draw Reduced By Enabling VRR

German publication Computerbase discovered that enabling Variable Refresh Rate (VRR) helps lower idle power consumption on AMD's RDNA 2 and RDNA 3 graphics cards.

Tom’s Hardware

Video of Possible Sony Project Q Provides Evidence That It Runs Android

A newly leaked Sony Project Q video with telltale UI features demonstrated suggests that the upcoming handheld will be Android based.

Tom’s Hardware

Other PCIe 5.0 SSDs Are Also Crashing Instead of Throttling

Computerbase reports that the Seagate FireCuda 540, Gigabyte Aorus Gen5 10000, and Adata Legend 970 suffer from crashing instead of thermal throttling.

Tom’s Hardware

Crucial's PCIe 5.0 SSD Throttles to HDD Speeds Without Cooler, but Avoids Thermal Shutdown

Latest tests show that Crucial’s T700 PCIe 5.0 SSD throttles, as it’s supposed, to when temperatures get out of hand.

Tom’s Hardware

Finally, proof your choice of gaming chair can affect the performance of your PC

"Welcome to 2023 - Your Ikea chair is incompatible with your screen."

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