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NVIDIA just confirmed it will host a keynote at Computex that will cover gaming and enterprise products.
Yesterday it was reported that AMD is developing a new stepping of its Vermeer processors. Meanwhile, the Polish website Benchmark.pl has reached out to AMD for a comment on this matter.
The site received an official statement that basically confirms that the stepping has no other purpose than to improve the availability and production of existing processors. Those CPUs are to become available in the next 6 months, the company reveals in the
NVIDIA DLSS ecosystem is growing. The manufacturer has collaborated with game studios to add DLSS support to 9 additional games, which has extended the support for DLSS to 49 titles in total. This is also the first time Virtual Reality games have received a DLSS update.
This month, DLSS comes to No Man’s Sky, AMID EVIL, Aron’s Adventure, Everspace 2, Redout: Space Assault, Scavengers, and Wrench. And for the
Intel is joining the list of companies that will have a keynote at Computex.
On May 31st at 10 AM Taiwan time, Intel EVP CRO Michelle Johnston Holthaus will host a Compute opening keynote. On stage, we should also see Steve Long (corporate vice president of Client Computing Group Sales) and Lisa Spelman (corporate vice president and general manager of the Xeon and Memory Group).
It is not quite clear what will be shown or discussed during the keynote, but one
It has been discovered by Japanese PC Mania that the ZOTAC FireStorm overclocking utility already lists unreleased graphics cards.
By far the most interesting part of this ‘leak’ is the appearance of RTX 3090 Ti. So far we have not heard anything about this SKU, which leads us to believe that it may simply be a placeholder. In any other case, this would be the first trace of this new SKU. The update arrives just in time NVIDIA is set to
NVIDIA officially announced its GeForce RTX 30 series lineup is receiving new GPU variants.
LHR stands for Lite Hash Rate, which basically means that new GPUs will feature cryptocurrency hash rate limiter. This is not the first time NVIDIA is introducing such a ‘feature’, because only in February the first attempt was made with RTX 3060 12GB model. Unfortunately, due to an NVIDIA error, a driver with the limiter removed has been released, which essentially meant
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On Weibo, ZOTAC has officially confirmed it will be releasing its new RTX 3060 graphics card once again, except this time with a new cryptomining limiter.
The company does not explain the changes coming with the new chip, nor mentions LHR or cryptomining in general. However, this information is confirmed by Expreview who were first to publish this information.
According to the list of products published by
