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In a keynote speech at Computex 2024, Cristiano Amon, the CEO of Qualcomm, talked about how its new Snapdragon X chips have plenty of AI performance, up to 45 TOPs from its NPU. But he also pointed out that while talking about «industry-leading performance» is all well and good, people should also be talking about how much power such chips are using.
This moment has been a long time coming. Noctua, creator of many of the best PC fans, is making some more. Specifically, the NF-A14x25 G2, which is now set to arrive sometime towards the end of June.
World of Warcraft: The War Within is shaping up to be, well, pretty dang good—as pointed out by recent MMO-enjoyment-whirlpool victim and fellow PC Gamer staff Fraser Brown, the game's experiencing a bit of a golden age.
The benefits of AI can be debated. But one thing we're all sure about is that massive server farms packed full of hundreds or thousands of high-end AI GPUs, each consuming hundreds of watts, soak up a lot of power. Right?
We're just two weeks removed from the conclusion of Guild Wars 2's fourth expansion, Secrets of the Obscure. But thanks to the MMO's recent switch to an annual expansion cycle, that means we're only a couple of months away from the launch of the fifth expansion.
Sometimes, game leaks are dramatic, unpleasant things—like the disturbing Insomniac hacks that happened late last year, revealing developer's private information due to a ransomware group. More often than not, however, they occur for simple, hindsight-stupid reasons, as recently-leaked documents from Google reveal.
Noctua doesn't do liquid coolers. It still doesn't today, though over at Computex it revealed a prototype for a liquid cooling product. Naturally, the air cooling company is going about it in an entirely different way to the norm. Its liquid cooler has no pump.
According to Hyte, the Thicc Q80 Trio is the best darned all-in-one liquid cooler on the market.