MSI reportedly asked for the removal of a leaked 2500 W “XOC” BIOS file for the GeForce RTX 5090 Lightning Z, and the file no longer appears in TechPowerUp’s BIOS collection. .
According to the forum discussion on Overclock.net, TechPowerUp editor-in-chief “W1zzard” said MSI requested the takedown. Users also noted that a “fake Gigabyte RTX 50
Lenovo has listed its first LPCAMM2 based laptop in China. The retail name for this laptop is ThinkBook 16+ (2026) and it includes 32GB of LPCAMM2 memory. This memory reportedly reaches the speed of 8533 MT/s.
LPCAMM2 is a CAMM2-based module that uses LPDDR5 or LPDDR5X chips, but keeps memory on a removable board rather than soldering it to
ASUS has now published a full spec sheet for its ProArt GeForce RTX 5090 32GB GDDR7 OC Edition (PROART-RTX5090-O32G). We first spotted the ProArt RTX 5090 during CES 2026, and ASUS confirmed the model shortly after.
The ProArt RTX 5090 is
AYN says its Thor dual-screen Android handheld is likely to get more expensive again. The company attributes the upcoming change to continued increases in DRAM and storage costs.
The update was shared via AYN’s Discord, and points to supplier pricing rising further. AYN did not provide a fixed date in April, and it did not quantify the increase. The company said final pricing will depend on how component costs move closer to the changeover.
Thor pre-orders
Hard to imagine the H1 safety recall was 5 years ago. This month NZXT has launched a H2 series, and they have just shared a blog post explaining why their new case is much safer and what actually went wrong with the predecessor.
NZXT has responded to community concerns about the PCIe 5.0 riser cable and riser card used in its H2 Flow case. In NZXT’s summary, the H1
© Lenovo/Evan Blass (Modified) Lenovo is expected to show multiple concept PCs at MWC 2026 in Barcelona, which kicks off next week. Leaker Evan Blass says Lenovo’s MWC lineup includes a “ThinkBook Modular AI PC” concept, alongside other concept hardware.
The leaked ThinkBook Modular AI PC appears to keep a standard clamshell layout, but changes the lower half. In the renders, the area that is normally a fixed keyboard
UFS 5.0 has been published, and the spec targets up to 10.8 GB/s for sequential read and write throughput. That is close to a 2x jump over the 5.8 GB/s figure commonly quoted for UFS 4.0 class devices, and it also exceeds the 8.0 GB/s one-direction bandwidth limit of a PCIe 4.0 x4 link on paper.
The
© LG LG has published a US product listing for its UltraGear evo 52G930B-B gaming monitor, confirming a $1,999.99 MSRP and opening preorders. LG also states that preorders are expected to start shipping the week of March 22, 2026, depending on availability.
The UltraGear evo 52G930B
When was the last time you heard of a Matrox card? Thanks to the company’s partnership with Intel, Matrox is still releasing new cards. These models are not aimed at consumers. They target professional use cases like video workflows and large multi-display installations. Matrox has not announced any Battlemage-based models yet. Today’s update is limited to the company bringing its dual Intel Arc A380-based card to
Minisforum has listed its MS-A2 mini server, a compact system built around AMD’s Ryzen 9 9955HX mobile processor. The chassis measures 196 × 189 × 48 mm, which works out to roughly 1.78 liters by volume. Minisforum is also offering a second CPU option, the Ryzen 9 7945HX.
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