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
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
Remember the Lynk+ cooler developed and teased for Palit’s RTX 5090 cards? It was even prototyped with an integrated display, a one-of-a-kind design (pictured below). Unfortunately, like many Palit prototypes, it was never marketed or released. However, the idea wasn’t completely abandoned. Japanese system builder Sycom has now developed a card using the same cooler, customized for its own lineup.
Sycom is
Talk about unusual mods.
In one of the strangest graphics card experiments to date, Brazilian moderns and technicians Sidnelson and Paulo Gomes managed to bring a dead RTX 5070 Ti back to life using parts of an older AMD Radeon RX 580. The RTX card had arrived completely burned in the VRM area, with a section of its PCB literally missing (or was it a gunshot hole
I still remember writing about the Data Center / Flex GPU series like it was yesterday, but apparently, they are already entering their depreciation stage. The news comes from Intel Tech Tour 2025, which coincides with the release of the new XPU Manager (version 1.3), a tool for managing and monitoring Intel data center GPUs.
This tool is designed for users running graphics cards in servers, remote sites, or environments without direct access or
Colorful is launching new RTX 5070 Ti graphics cards based on its BattleAx (NB) series. These are the lowest-tier models in the company’s lineup, typically serving as MSRP reference designs. Such variants are rarely customized, except for special editions released for local events, giveaways, or collaborations with game publishers.
While the hype around Borderlands 4 has mostly faded (if it ever existed?), Colorful appears to be joining late with a themed
I guess it’s an open secret now.
First, it was MSI who confirmed that their new overclocking board is “future CPU ready.” Then yesterday, ASUS explicitly confirmed Zen 6 support for its B850 AYW motherboard, and now ASRock has made a similar statement. What all three have in common is that AMD has not confirmed anything, yet three board partners have either suggested or directly confirmed that Zen 6 will be supported on the AM
Fancy pink or red?
HYTE has released its new PCIe 5.0 Hyper Riser Cable, a vertical GPU mounting kit compatible with the company’s Y70, Y60, and Y40 PC cases. The new riser enables users to showcase graphics cards with large coolers and RGB lighting while maintaining PCIe Gen5 signal integrity.
The riser features a movable vertical bracket and a 200 mm cable supporting PCIe 5.0
Colorful has released its first X870E motherboard under the CVN series. Until now, the company had only introduced the X870 Senna under its higher-end iGame lineup. The new CVN X870E ARK FROZEN V14 targets a wider audience, featuring a white ATX design with upgraded cooling and strong connectivity.
The motherboard features a white PCB covered by CVN’s Aries frost cooling armor and a full-size metal backplate
AMD has released ROCm 7.0.2, expanding support to the Radeon RX 9060 graphics card, two months after its launch. This update fulfills AMD’s earlier commitment that all Radeon RX 9000-series GPUs would receive full ROCm support, something that was not sadly achieved at launch (as promised).
With this release, both the RX 9060 and RX 9060 XT