NVIDIA DGX Spark launches as “the world’s smallest AI Supercomputer”, ships to partners and developers

NVIDIA has officially launched its DGX Spark system, confirming that shipments have already begun to partners, with broader availability expected starting tomorrow. The compact system, described by NVIDIA as a “mini supercomputer,” is built around the GB10 Grace Blackwell Superchip and weighs just 1.2 kg. It features 6,144 CUDA cores, a 20-core ARM-based CPU, and 12

Sapphire’s blue-tipped 12V-2×6 power adapter burns

First it was ASRock, now it’s Sapphire.

Only two AMD board partners have adopted the new power connector design so far, ASrock and Sapphire. For ASRock, this was likely a natural decision since the company recently entered the power supply market with native 12V-2×6 implementation. Unforutnately this brand’s GPU was already a victim of said connector design, specifically the Taichi RX 9070XT model

AMD Sound Wave finally making some noise

A long-unseen codename.

A new leak has confirmed that AMD is an APU codenamed “Sound Wave”. If previous rumors are corret, then this could be AMD’s ARM-based APU, and it would signal the company’s return to non-x86 architectures after more than a decade. The information comes from customs shipping data shared by leaker @Olrak29_, which lists the chip

Radeon GAMING ICE from Gigabyte

Gigabyte has quietly released more Radeon RX 9000 GPUs without telling anybody.

Upon a recent check of Gigabyte’s website, we noticed that the company is now listing more Radeon RX 9070 XT and RX 9060 XT cards. It turns out Gigabyte has released two GAMING OC ICE models, where “ICE” refers to white-themed versions.

Humbird 3: slim Thunderbolt 5 eGPU dock adds wireless charging and modular expansion

The new Humbird 3 brings a fresh approach to desktop Thunderbolt 5 docks with a slim, modern aluminum chassis and an integrated wireless charging pad for phones and smartwatches. It’s powered by Intel’s JHL9480 controller, supporting up to 120 Gbps bandwidth, and serves as both a high-speed I/O hub and an external GPU enclosure.

ComputerBase tests leaked FSR 4 INT8 version: works on RDNA 2 & 3, image quality falls short of FP8 but it is still better than FSR 3.1

ComputerBase conducted a deeper analysis of the leaked FSR 4 INT8 version, also known as the unofficial build for pre-RDNA 4 architectures. A quick recap: AMD accidentally released the full source code for its FSR 4 technology. This was unintentional , as AMD no longer plans to distribute full source code. However, the release included AI model weights

Dell’s “most powerful handheld” yet?

Dell has launched two new “handhelds”, though at nearly three times the price of most gaming systems, that word might be generous. The Pro Rugged 10 and Pro Rugged 12 are full-fledged Lunar Lake-based Copilot+ PCs wrapped in military-grade shells, designed to survive drops, dust, and high-pressure water, all while running Windows 11 Pro (so just like gaming handhelds?).

Both models feature Intel Core Ultra

MasterFrame 360 perfect to display 3D-printed Jensen or a GPU

Cooler Master to Release MasterFrame 360 Cases with Built-in Display Space for Figurines or GPUs

Cooler Master’s MasterFrame series was initially designed as a showcase case for its prebuilt gaming PCs, most notably the systems that used the company’s semi-custom RTX 50 series graphics cards . Those cards were never released to the DIY market, and until now, the case wasn’t either. That’s about to change

Microsoft has an issue with rumors and its broken image

From full hardware cancellation rumors to claims that retailers are no longer selling their hardware.

It’s interesting to watch this new Xbox rumor drama unfold, especially since we’re used to seeing similar cycles in PC hardware news. Gamers who don’t closely follow such reports often fail to realize that positive and negative rumors spread equally fast. Many share these claims without understanding the real situation, often without ill intent, but trolls and bots tend to fuel them until