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  • TSMC to build 30% of its 2nm and more advanced chips in the U.S., to speed up Fab 21 build out

    ➀ TSMC plans to produce 30% of its N2 (2nm-class) output in the U.S., making its Fab 21 site an independent semiconductor manufacturing cluster.

    ➁ TSMC aims to accelerate the construction of new Fab 21 modules to produce chips on N3 (3nm-class), N2, and A16 (1.6nm-class) nodes.

    ➂ Around 30% of TSMC's N2 and A16 chips produced in the U.S. will be a significant development.

  • Old HDD modded into a variable speed disc sander

    ➀ An individual has shared a guide on converting an old HDD into a variable speed disc sander;

    ➁ The project requires minimal time, tools, and components;

    ➂ The modified HDD could be used for tasks like sharpening nail scissors or reshaping small wooden utensils.

  • Arctic Liquid Freezer III Pro Review: The best AIO for Ryzen 9950X3D, and Intel too

    ➀ The Arctic Liquid Freezer III Pro is reviewed for its performance with both Intel's Core i7-14700K and AMD's Ryzen 9 9950X3D CPUs.

    ➁ The cooler offers impressive performance and a reasonable price, with a thick radiator and advanced features.

    ➂ The review discusses the installation process, including the need for a custom contact frame for Intel users and the overall ease of installation.

  • JEDEC finalizes HBM4 memory standard with major bandwidth and efficiency upgrades

    ➀ JEDEC has published the official HBM4 specification under JESD238, a new memory standard designed to meet the growing demands of AI, high-performance computing, and data centers.

    ➁ The HBM4 standard doubles the bandwidth and efficiency over its predecessor, HBM3, with support for transfer speeds of up to 8 Gb/s across a 2048-bit interface.

    ➂ The new standard introduces power efficiency improvements and maintains compatibility with existing HBM3 controllers, allowing for more flexible system designs.

  • April 16

  • Nvidia GeForce RTX 5060 Ti 16GB review: More VRAM and a price 'paper cut' could make for a compelling GPU

    ➀ The Nvidia GeForce RTX 5060 Ti 16GB offers 15% more performance than its predecessor, the 4060 Ti 16GB, at a potentially lower price and with more memory bandwidth.

    ➁ The Blackwell RTX 50-series GPU family includes the 5060 Ti 16GB, which is expected to be more common than the 8GB variant.

    ➂ Concerns remain about pricing and availability, as the MSRP may not reflect the actual retail prices.

  • Where to buy Nvidia's RTX 5060 Ti graphics card as 16GB and 8GB flavors hit the shelves

    ➀ Nvidia's GeForce RTX 5060 Ti graphics card is now available in 16GB and 8GB variants.

    ➁ The card is expected to be in high demand, potentially leading to limited stock and inflated prices.

    ➂ This article provides a guide on where to purchase the RTX 5060 Ti, including authorized resellers and online retailers.

  • Nvidia writes off $5.5 billion in GPUs as US gov't chokes off supply of H20s to China

    ➀ Nvidia announced a $5.5 billion financial hit after U.S. authorities imposed new export restrictions on its H20 HGX AI GPU designed for the Chinese market.

    ➁ The U.S. government cited H20's memory and interconnect bandwidth as well as its potential use in supercomputers as reasons for restrictions.

    ➂ Nvidia's H20 HGX is a cut-down version of its H100 processor, specifically engineered to comply with U.S. government restrictions.

  • April 14

  • be quiet! Pure Power 12 M 650W power supply review

    ➀ The Be quiet! Pure Power 12 M 650W PSU excels in efficiency and reliability, with ATX 3.0 compliance and a 10-year warranty.

    ➁ Its solid electrical performance and low noise under moderate loads are commendable, but high-load acoustics and pricing may deter budget-conscious builders.

    ➂ For enthusiasts prioritizing durability and balanced performance, it's a worthy investment despite its high price tag.

  • Ocypus Iota A62 Digital CPU Cooler Review: A stylish debut, effective debut

    ➀ Ocypus enters the cooling market with a new air cooler, the Iota A62 WH Digital;

    ➁ The cooler offers strong thermal performance and low noise levels;

    ➂ It features a unique dot matrix display for temperature monitoring.

  • April 13

  • Old-school Creative Sound Blaster cards repaired and demoed

    ➀ TechTuber Necroware修复了两张古老的Creative Sound Blaster声卡;

    ➁ Creative Sound Blaster 16(CT2230)的修复相对简单;

    ➂ Creative Sound Blaster 16 IDE(CT2290)的修复较为复杂,但最终成功。

  • Asus launches the flagship ROG Crosshair X870E Extreme, starting at $1,400

    ➀ Asus has unveiled the ROG Crosshair X870E Extreme motherboard, their top-tier offering for the AM5 platform.

    ➁ The motherboard features dual Ethernet, USB4 ports, Bluetooth 5.4, Wi-Fi 7, and multiple PCIe 5.0 slots.

    ➂ The X870E Extreme is priced at 9,999 Chinese Yuan (~$1,400) and is set for release in late April.

  • April 12

  • Cooler Master X Silent Edge Platinum 850W power supply review

    ➀ The Cooler Master X Silent Edge Platinum is a high-end, passively cooled PSU with excellent build quality and impressive efficiency;

    ➁ It offers solid electrical performance but is limited by its high price and size;

    ➂ The unit is designed for enthusiasts seeking absolute silence without sacrificing performance.

  • RayNeo Air 3s AR glasses review: Cheaper and better in every way

    ➀ RayNeo Air 3s offers improved sharpness and audio quality over its predecessor;

    ➁ The design remains similar but still feels slightly cheap;

    ➂ RayNeo Air 3s provides a compelling AR experience at a lower price point.

  • Chinese chip giants say they don't care about U.S. tariffs — many don't sell to the U.S. anyway due to existing sanctions

    ➀ Multiple Chinese tech companies have announced that the recent U.S. tariffs do not affect them due to existing sanctions that have already restricted their sales to the U.S.

    ➁ Companies like Cambricon, Huawei, Loongson, and Longsys have said that the new tariffs will not impact their operations.

    ➂ These companies rely heavily on domestic and international markets outside of the U.S. for their revenue.

  • 33-year-old AmigaOS for Commodore computers gets an unexpected update

    ➀ AmigaOS 3.2.3版本发布,包含超过50项修复和增强;

    ➁ Hyperion Entertainment继续维护经典Motorola 680x0兼容操作系统;

    ➂ AmigaOS 3.2系列始于2021年。

  • April 11

  • RTX 5070 dips below MSRP at UK retailer — £518.99 marks a rare low in this unpredictable market

    ➀ A GeForce RTX 5070 graphics card from Gainward has dropped below MSRP at a UK reseller, now retailing for £518.99 ($677).

    ➁ This sudden price drop could be part of a flash sale and may not be indicative of the entire market.

    ➂ RTX 5070 models in the UK have generally stayed at their launch MSRP, with Nvidia officially releasing the RTX 5070 at £539 in the UK, later dropping it to £529.

  • Intel's performance-enhancing IPO program debuts in gaming PCs across China — overclocked performance with full warranty

    ➀ Intel's IPO program is now available in China, offering a balance between overclocking and stock settings with warranty protection.

    ➁ The program aims to provide a stable experience by optimizing CPU and RAM settings, targeting system integrators and OEMs.

    ➂ Intel's IPO could serve as a pilot for future BIOS presets, potentially enhancing the performance of Arrow Lake chips.

  • Pick up 32GB of Patriot Viper Venom RAM for just $79 — these sticks hit the 6000MHz sweet spot for AM5 Ryzen gaming

    ➀ Today's deal features the 32GB Patriot Viper Venom DDR5 6000 RGB RAM for $79, ideal for AM5 Ryzen gaming systems;

    ➁ The 32GB RAM consists of 2x 16GB sticks with RGB lighting and tight timings;

    ➂ This deal offers great value compared to other high-speed RAM options, with a focus on performance and price balance.

  • Cooling chips with lasers: Innovative cooling method removes heat precisely from hot spots, recycles heat into energy

    ➀ Maxwell Labs is developing a new technology for cooling high-performance computing hardware with lasers, supported by Sandia National Laboratories.

    ➁ The technology uses cold plates made of ultrapure gallium arsenide (GaAs) that cool down when exposed to focused laser beams of a specific wavelength.

    ➂ The method is designed to complement existing cooling systems rather than replace them, offering precise localized cooling and the potential to recycle heat into energy.

  • April 10

  • RTX 50 series GPUs selling below market price at Walmart returns aisle, multiple customers score great deals

    ➀ Customers have found significant discounts on RTX 50 series GPUs at Walmart's returns aisle, despite a declared shortage by Nvidia and inflated prices.

    ➁ A Reddit user shared a purchase of a PNY RTX 5080 for $895.99, which is $384 less than the MSRP of $1,279.99.

    ➂ Another user found a sealed PNY RTX 5070 for $515, below the MSRP of $549.

  • U.S. tariffs to heavily impact HDD and SSD manufacturers, increasing costs

    ➀ The newly imposed U.S. import duties are likely to significantly increase the cost of storage devices due to their impact on HDD and SSD manufacturers.

    ➁ HDD manufacturers like Seagate, Toshiba, and Western Digital have complex supply chains with production in various countries, making them susceptible to high tariffs on Chinese-made drives.

    ➂ SSD manufacturers face challenges due to the 'country of origin' rules, potentially leading to increased costs if they are not assembled in countries exempt from tariffs.

  • April 8

  • Google tools required for classwork are allegedly being used to build data profiles of each student

    ➀ A lawsuit has been filed against Google for allegedly collecting personal data on students across the country using mandatory Chromebook usage in schools.

    ➁ The lawsuit claims that Google has been using the data to build student profiles for marketing purposes without consent.

    ➂ The case highlights concerns about the lack of parental consent and the potential constitutional violation of data acquisition.

  • Corsair Frame 4000D Case Review: Lightweight, effective, and right-priced

    ➀ Corsair's Frame 4000D offers a light and thermally effective case at a reasonable price;

    ➁ It supports modular upgrades and promises future expandability;

    ➂ The case has received positive feedback for its design and cooling capabilities, although some users have expressed concerns about certain design choices.

  • IBM boosts mainframes with 50% more AI performance: z17 features Telum II chip with AI accelerators

    ➀ IBM has introduced the z17 mainframe, featuring the Telum II chip with enhanced AI performance.

    ➁ The Telum II processor offers 70% higher general-purpose performance and 50% improved AI capabilities.

    ➂ IBM also unveiled the Spyre AI accelerator card for additional AI performance.

  • China-exclusive RTX 5090D dominates in 3DMark benchmark records - Galax HOF edition eclipses RTX 5090 challengers

    ➀ The China-exclusive RTX 5090D has taken the top spots in various single-GPU world records on HWBot;

    ➁ The RTX 5090D HOF OC Lab edition, from Galax, features a dual 16-pin design;

    ➂ Despite firmware limitations, the RTX 5090D outperforms its global counterpart in most benchmarks.

  • New 'DRAM+' memory designed to provide DRAM performance with SSD-like storage capabilities, uses FeRAM tech

    ➀ Ferroelectric Memory Co. (FMC) and Neumonda are reestablishing DRAM+ production in Germany.

    ➁ The new DRAM+ memory uses FeRAM technology with hafnium oxide for non-volatility and high capacity.

    ➂ FMC's technology aims to improve energy efficiency and data retention while maintaining DRAM performance.

  • Nvidia may avoid recent tariffs on its AI servers — 60% of Nvidia servers pass through Mexico, may be exempt from Trump tariff flurry

    ➀ Nvidia may avoid recent tariffs on its AI servers due to their production in Mexico, which accounts for 60% of their AI datacenter servers;

    ➁ The tariffs could potentially affect Nvidia's datacenter shipments to U.S. hyperscalers;

    ➂ Nvidia's DGX and HGX servers are sorted under U.S. Harmonized Tariff Schedule (HTS) codes that are exempt from U.S.-Mexico tariffs due to the USMCA trade agreement.

  • Apple beat the tariffs, shipped five extra planeloads of goods from India to the U.S. in March

    ➀ Apple preemptively shipped five planeloads of iPhones, PCs, and other devices from India to the U.S. in late March to avoid paying 10% import duty in the U.S. and to stabilize prices temporarily in America.

    ➁ This move gives Apple an inventory buffer in its largest market, allowing it to assess the impact of new tariffs on its supply chain without urgency.

    ➂ Apple's manufacturing base spans several countries, with some models produced in India and others in China, Vietnam, and Texas.

  • April 7

  • Beef up your Steam Deck storage with this 2TB WD Black SN770M SSD deal - only $177 at Amazon

    ➀ The WD Black SN770M 2TB SSD is a great upgrade for the Steam Deck, offering 2TB of storage at a discounted price of $177 on Amazon.

    ➁ The SN770M uses a small M.2 2230 form factor, making it suitable for compact devices like the Steam Deck.

    ➂ With sequential read speeds of 5,150 MB/s and sequential write speeds of 4,850 MB/s, this SSD provides fast and reliable performance.

  • AMD RX 9070 vBIOS flash offers up-to 20% performance boost — modders claim OC beats 9070 XT

    ➀ PC enthusiasts have flashed the base RX 9070 with the XT's vBIOS, achieving a 15-20% performance boost.

    ➁ The mod allows the RX 9070 to approach or exceed the performance of the RX 9070 XT.

    ➂ Risks include voiding warranties and the potential for bricking the GPU.

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