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March 31
- Can Earthquake in Myanmar disrupt PC hardware production? Manufacturers are checking out
➀ A 7.7-magnitude earthquake struck Myanmar, potentially affecting PC hardware production in neighboring countries;
➁ Thai and Vietnamese manufacturing sites for major tech companies are being assessed for damage and supply disruptions;
➂ Taiwanese tech companies operating in Thailand report no major damage or injuries, with some experiencing temporary shutdowns and evacuations.
March 29
- How to use the Warp AI-enabled terminal for Windows or Linux
➀ Introducing Warp, an AI-enabled terminal app for Windows and Linux;
➁ Learn to install and use Warp to create code and automate tasks;
➂ Explore how Warp can assist in coding, from simple commands to complex applications.
- Nvidia Breakfast Bytes are now available at Denny's if you want to experience the 'breakfast of geniuses'
➀ Nvidia has launched a limited edition breakfast item at Denny's;
➁ The 'Nvidia Breakfast Bytes' includes pork sausage, pancakes, and syrup;
➂ This promotion is part of Nvidia's marketing efforts and is available until May 13, 2025.
March 28
- Hollyland Lark M2 Wireless Lavalier Microphone drops to a low price for Amazon's Big Spring Sale 2025
➀ The Hollyland Lark M2 Wireless Lavalier Microphone is currently on sale at Amazon for $76, down from its original price of $92.
➁ The microphone kit includes a charging case, two microphones, and a receiver, with compatibility options for various devices.
➂ The reviewer purchased the USB Type-C version for use with their Android phone and for presentations, praising its ease of use and high-quality audio.
- Crucial Pro Overclocking DDR5-6400 C38 2x16GB Review: Deceitfully Fast
➀ The Crucial Pro Overclocking DDR5-6400 C38 offers excellent performance for both Intel and AMD CPUs.
➁ The memory kit supports Intel XMP 3.0 and AMD EXPO, and has a low-profile design.
➂ While the kit performs well in application workloads, its gaming performance is average, and it has limited overclocking capabilities.
- Intel's board gets industry-focused as three directors will not seek re-election — badly needed shift to deeper tech experience
➀ Intel has announced that three members of its board of directors will not seek reelection, shifting the board's focus to a more high-tech industry-oriented one.
➁ The departing directors have backgrounds in healthcare and academia, and their departure is seen as a move towards deeper tech expertise.
➂ The new board composition includes a stronger emphasis on industry-specific knowledge, which may help Intel regain its competitive edge.
- China's AI data center boom goes bust: Rush leaves billions of dollars in idle infrastructure
➀ China's AI data center expansion in 2023-2024 has led to significant underutilization of billions of dollars in infrastructure;
➁ Rushed projects resulted in poor planning and technical irrelevance;
➂ Market shift towards inference workloads has reduced demand for high-end GPUs, leading to a decrease in rental prices.
March 27
- More 3D Printing Leaks: Is a New Tool Changer on the Horizon?
➀ Leaked photos suggest a new collaboration between 3D printer manufacturer Snapmaker and laser company Xtool.
➁ Both companies have made multifunctional devices and standalone lasers, with Snapmaker's latest 3D printer being the Snapmaker Artisan.
➂ The leaked tool changer appears to be a four-color tool changer with a bed size similar to the Bambu Lab X1C.
- Blower-style RTX 4090 48GB teardown reveals dual-sided memory configuration — PCB design echoes the RTX 3090
➀ The teardown of a blower-style RTX 4090 48GB reveals a dual-sided memory configuration similar to the RTX 3090.
➁ The GPU is linked to Chinese mini-PC/GPU manufacturer Peladin, with a well-designed PCB and robust VRMs.
➂ The RTX 4090 features GDDR6X memory, faster but hotter than GDDR6.
- Raspberry Pi Pico fightstick randomly mashes buttons for fighting game combos
➀ A Raspberry Pi Pico-powered fightstick adds a new twist to the classic fightstick by incorporating additional buttons.
➁ The fightstick, designed by Goblinhan Yıkan, automates button mashing for fighting game combos, enhancing the gaming experience.
➂ The project uses a Raspberry Pi Pico as the main controller, offering GPIO support and HID functionality.
- AMD's non-X3D Ryzen 9 9950X processor hits an all-time low in Amazon's Big Spring Sale 2025
➀ AMD's Ryzen 9 9950X has reached an all-time low price of $532 during Amazon's Big Spring Sale 2025;
➁ The processor offers 16 cores and 32 threads with a combined L2/L3 cache of 80MB and a TDP of 170W;
➂ It is suitable for multi-core and multi-threaded workloads, though it may not be the best choice for gaming.
- Mass production of 'world's first' color e-paper display over 30-inches begins
➀ Guangzhou Aoyi Electronic Technology and Shenzhen Jin Yatai Technology have begun mass production of a 31.2-inch color e-paper display.
➁ The display is said to overcome traditional e-paper limitations with improved refresh rates and response times.
➂ The technology is expected to find applications in digital signage and public information screens.
- China's SiCarrier challenges U.S. and EU with full-spectrum of chipmaking equipment — Huawei-linked firm makes an impressive debut
➀ Chinese chipmakers are gradually shifting production to domestically-made tools to support the local wafer fab equipment ecosystem and reduce reliance on foreign tools.
➁ SiCarrier Technologies, a Huawei-linked startup, has revealed a comprehensive catalog of wafer processing tools at Semicon China.
➂ SiCarrier is working on advanced process nodes and future advanced nodes, and has partnerships with Huawei for proprietary production flows.
- Nvidia's Jesnen Huang expects GAA-based technologies to bring a 20% performance uplift
➀ Jensen Huang of Nvidia expects a 20% performance boost from GAA-based technologies;
➁ Huang emphasizes the importance of software innovations over process node changes;
➂ Nvidia's next-generation GPUs for AI, codenamed Rubin, are expected to use TSMC's 3nm-class fabrication process.
March 26
- Lian Li's O11 Vision PC case in white is available at Newegg for $149
➀ Lian Li's O11 Vision PC case is on sale at Newegg for $149;
➁ The case is a dual-chamber design that separates the side panels for showcasing components;
➂ This offer is good for those looking to purchase one of the more visually appealing cases with tempered glass windows.
- Thermalright Assassin Spirit 120 V2 Plus review: Essential cooling, with a reverse fan
➀ The Thermalright Assassin Spirit 120 V2 Plus is an entry-level air tower cooler offering essential cooling performance at a low price of $22.69.
➁ It includes one reverse fan and one standard fan, providing a basic but effective cooling solution.
➂ While the second fan doesn’t offer significant additional cooling, the cooler maintains good noise levels and is easy to install.
- Nvidia is reportedly close to adopting Intel Foundry's 18A process node for gaming GPUs
➀ Nvidia is reportedly close to adopting Intel Foundry's 18A process node for gaming GPUs.
➁ Analyst Timothy Arcuri suggests that Nvidia is more likely to choose Intel over Broadcom.
➂ Intel is preparing its enhanced 18A-P fabrication technology for better performance or lower power consumption.
March 25
- AMD's Gorgon Point APU line-up breaks cover — Allegedly aiming for a 2026 launch
➀ AMD is rumored to be preparing the Gorgon Point APU series, a successor to the Strix Point lineup, set for a 2026 launch.
➁ The refresh is expected to offer a single-digit performance boost over the existing Strix Point offerings.
➂ Gorgon Point is said to be a drop-in replacement for Strix Point designs, supporting the same FP8 package and featuring Zen 5/5c CPU cores and an RDNA 3.5 GPU.
March 24
- Gigabyte G34WQCP 34-inch WQHD VA 190 Hz curved gaming monitor review: Faster than ever
➀ The Gigabyte G34WQCP offers a premium gaming experience at an affordable price of $350.
➁ It delivers sharp, bright, and colorful images for both SDR and HDR content.
➂ The monitor features a 34-inch ultra-wide VA panel with a 190 Hz refresh rate and Adaptive-Sync support.
- Samsung launches its glasses-free Odyssey 3D monitor — 27-inch 4K OLED G8 and 144 Hz G9 variant now also available
➀ Samsung has launched a new line of monitors, including a glasses-free 3D gaming monitor;
➁ The G90XF model offers a 4K resolution and 165 Hz refresh rate with an autostereoscopic display;
➂ Samsung's Odyssey G8 OLED monitor, the G81SF, features a 4K QD-OLED panel running at 240 Hz.
March 23
- iQunix Magi65 Pro Review: Low Profile, High-End Typing
➀ The iQunix Magi65 Pro offers an exceptional typing experience with its low-profile design and Gold Red switches.
➁ Its build quality is exceptional, with a metal case and durable keycaps, making it less portable but very durable.
➂ The keyboard features a unique design and style, with RGB lighting and customizable VIA software, but lacks full customization for per-key lighting.
- The week in chip news: Nvidia's GTC 2025 blitz, new NVMe HDDs and watercooled SSD, Intel's restructuring begins
➀ Nvidia's GTC 2025 unveiled a roadmap with powerful new AI GPUs and systems, including Rubin GPUs for 2026 and Rubin Ultra in 2027.
➁ Intel's restructuring began with new CEO Lip-Bu Tan and a reorganization of Intel Foundry operations.
➂ Storage solutions for AI use cases were showcased, including Kioxia's 122.88TB SSD and Seagate's NVMe HDDs.
- Data suggests RTX 5090 prices are slowly stabilizing — The average selling price on eBay has dropped to $4,000
➀ The data shows that the average selling price of RTX 5090 on eBay has dropped to $4,000.
➁ The prices have stabilized after the launch volatility, showing a slow but consistent downward trend.
➂ The average price of RTX 5090 in March has also dropped, which may indicate lower prices in the future.
March 22
- KYY X90D Triple Portable Monitor Review: A screaming dual-screen bargain at $250
➀ The KYY X90D offers a sleek aluminum design and dual 15.6-inch displays at an affordable price.
➁ It supports multiple operating modes and has a robust kickstand for adjustable viewing angles.
➂ However, it lacks HDMI connectivity and has a below-average brightness.
- 6 Best Online Slicers to Try — 3D Slice on the Cloud
➀ This article lists the top six online 3D slicers available for slicing models on the web.
➁ Each slicer is described with its features, user interface, and how to use it.
➂ It also highlights the benefits of using online slicers over local ones.
March 21
- Zen 5-based Threadripper 9000 CPU shipping manifest hints at imminent launch
➀ The shipping manifest hints at the imminent launch of AMD's Zen 5-based Ryzen Threadripper Pro 9000-series processors;
➁ The 24-core and 32-core processors have been spotted in the Global Trade Data and Customs Database;
➂ The Ryzen Threadripper Pro 9000-series CPUs are expected to feature five models with 16, 24, 32, 64, and 96 cores.
- Amazon Eero 7 Pro Wi-Fi 7 mesh router review: Middle child with middling performance
➀ The Eero 7 Pro offers competitive 6 GHz performance at close range;
➁ The Amazon Eero app simplifies setup and maintenance;
➂ Long-range performance and 2.4 GHz performance are inconsistent;
➃ Setup and network settings require the Eero app;
➄ Some key features are locked behind a subscription paywall.
March 19
- Nvidia unveils DGX Station workstation PCs with GB300 Blackwell Ultra inside
NVIDIA has introduced its DGX Station workstation platform, featuring the GB300 Desktop Superchip, which combines a Grace CPU with a Blackwell GPU optimized for AI workloads.
The platform is designed for software developers, researchers, and data scientists, with a focus on high-speed networking and scalability for extensive AI models.
The specifications of the 'Desktop Superchip' are yet to be disclosed, but it is expected to be a combination of Grace CPU and Blackwell Ultra GPU components optimized for desktop PCs.
- Micron and SK hynix unveil new LPDDR5X SOCAMM memory up to 128GB, debuts on Nvidia GB300 systems
➀ Micron and SK hynix unveil new LPDDR5X SOCAMM memory modules;
➁ The modules are designed for AI and low-power servers, debuting on Nvidia GB300 systems;
➂ The memory offers high capacity, performance, and low power consumption.
- Asus' mini supercomputer taps Nvidia Grace Blackwell chip for 1,000 AI TOPS
➀ Asus has unveiled the Ascent GX10, its version of Nvidia's Project Digits.
➁ The Ascent GX10 is a mini-PC that leverages the GB10 Grace Blackwell Superchip for AI performance.
➂ The device offers up to 1,000 TOPS of AI performance and is designed for developers and AI researchers.