NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4090 Sees Steady Decline In Prices Globally, Slowly Falling Back To MSRP
NVIDIA's flagship Ada Lovelace GPU, the GeForce RTX 4090, has seen a decent drop in pricing as the global supply chains reach a steady level.
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Intel Could Be Banned from Selling Some CPUs in Germany
Intel could be banned from selling three generations' worth of its CPUs in Germany following a court ruling that the company has labeled as disappointing. While the verdict is still not final, this turn of events threatens to put a dent in Intel's prospects in the largest European economy.
World of Tanks Modern Armor 10th Anniversary Bonus Item Sweepstakes - PlayStaion
Wargaming and MMORPG.com have teamed up to give away 25 bonus item codes with in-game loot worth up to $50 to celebrate the MMO's 10-year anniversary.
World of Tanks Modern Armor 10th Anniversary Bonus Items Bonus Sweepstakes - Xbox
Wargaming and MMORPG.com have teamed up to give away 25 bonus item codes with in-game loot worth up to $50 to celebrate the MMO's 10-year anniversary.
Death Stranding 2 On The Beach SOP Trailer Was Captured on PS5; Visuals Could Improve Further
Death Stranding 2 On The Beach's latest trailer was captured on PlayStation 5, and the impressive visuals showcased in it are likely to improve even further.
Watch Pikachu get abducted and electrocute an entire stadium in new music video
Pikachu stars in the music video for Jax Jones' new single Never Be Lonely.
The quality of USB drives is getting worse thanks to re-used and often defective NAND chips including some from known brands
Hands up anyone that's used a USB stick in the past couple of years and found it to be a bit rubbish, or defective right out of the packaging? Yep, me too. The good news is it's not just us, as German data recovery specialist CBL has found that over the past year an alarming number of USB drives dismantled by the company have been discovered to be using inferior and often defective memory chips.
The most powerful AI processing supercomputer in the world is set to be built in Germany, and planned to become operational within a mere year. Crikey.
AI processing can take a huge amount of computing power, but by the looks of this latest joint project from the Jülich Supercomputing Center and French computing provider Eviden, power will not be in short supply. The two companies have signed a deal to build a new data centre to house an exascale-class supercomputer that they say will be capable of performing one quintillion floating-point operations per second, or one exaFLOPS in HPC (high performance computing) output.