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The dawn of PCIe 7.0 could mean faster SSDs for everyone - but not just yet
PCIe 7.0 has reached ‘final draft’ status, but we haven’t even seen the computer hardware industry adopt PCIe 6.0 yet.
Nvidia RTX 5070 Ti vs AMD RX 9070 XT: Which GPU is right for you?
Versus TechRadar compares the recently released RTX 5070 Ti against the RX 9070 XT to see which is best.
AMD’s secret weapon against Nvidia seems to be stock – way more RX 9070 GPUs are rumored to be hitting shelves than RTX 5000 models
AMD is seriously outgunning Nvidia, restocking way more RX 9070 GPUs compared to RTX 5000 models, a fresh rumor insists.
New leak suggests AMD's working on an Arm-based processor to rival Qualcomm's Snapdragon X series
Arm A new leak claims that the rumored AMD "Sound Wave" APU will have similar performance to Qualcomm's Snapdragon line
Nvidia's new Game Ready Driver repeats an annoying black screen issue from previous versions - it needs fixing ASAP
It's not looking any better for Nvidia RTX GPU users expecting a fix to a frustrating driver issue, as a new version fails to introduce any resolutions.
Asus' AI Cache Boost promises to "pump up" your AMD Ryzen 9000 processor's AI performance
CPU Asus claims its new AI Cache Boost BIOS feature increases AI workload performance by up to 12.75% in Ryzen 9000 processors
Nvidia RTX 5060 Ti could be delayed to mid-April and RTX 5060 to mid-May – is AMD starting to look like a clear winner in the battle of Blackwell vs RDNA 4 GPUs?
Is Nvidia now caught between the need to fight off AMD, yet ensure enough launch stock for RTX 5060 models?
Nvidia RTX 5000 series GPUs are finally getting price drops – but there's a catch
Nvidia's RTX 5000 series GPUs are finally seeing price drops, but unfortunately it may not exactly change much for most consumers.
Future AMD-powered gaming handhelds and notebooks could miss out on a key feature – and it might be a deal breaker for gamers
It's not great news for Medusa Point Zen 6 APUs, as it's been discovered that they will use RDNA 3.5 architecture, which could mean no FSR 4 for future handhelds and laptops.
