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Former Chinese gaming company with China govt ties accused of smuggling banned AI GPUs
U.S. export policy is colliding with the realities of globalized supply chains, reseller-driven distribution models, and explosive demand for AI accelerators in China.
Legacy AMD GPUs receive 30% performance boost in Linux with new drivers
Linux 6.19 drops legacy Radeon DRM driver for the modern AMDGPU kernel driver, ushering performance uplifts up to 30% for AMD GCN 1.0 and GCN 1.1 graphics cards.
Gigabyte removes controversial leaking thermal gel from RTX 5070 Ti Windforce V2
The second iteration of Gigabyte's RTX 5070 Ti triple-fan Windforce graphics card comes with traditional thermal pads.
Another unreleased Nvidia RTX 3080 Ti 20GB Founders Edition engineering sample surfaces on the second-hand market
An engineering sample of an RTX 3080 Ti has surfaced in the secondhand market, according to a post on the Nvidia subreddit.
Moore Threads unveils next-gen gaming GPU with 15x performance and 50x ray tracing improvement
Chinese silicon is gunning for the crown.
You can force FSR 4 Redstone to work on RDNA 3 GPUs with new workaround for Linux systems
AMD's answer to Nvidia's DLSS 4 seemingly works on older hardware but is currently not officially supported.
Savvy PC builder finds GeForce GTX 1660 Super for just $8.40 at thrift store
The GTX 1660 Super remains a usable gaming GPU, making this $8.40 Goodwill purchase an exceptional value compared to typical secondhand prices.
'$100 Steam Machine' uses a cut-down PS5 APU to deliver 60 FPS at 1080p
If you can get this particular unit for $100, it represents one of the cheapest methods to get into PC gaming, as long as you are willing to do some tweaking.
