PC Components GPUs Eurocom M590K Emperor Interior Views News By The Editors of Tom's Hardware published 28 August 2006 Comments (0) Page 2 of 2: Page 2 Page 1: Page 1 Page 2: Page 2 Nvidia's NF4 SLI support chip.Nvidia’s NF4 SLI support chip.Stay On the Cutting Edge: Get the Tom's Hardware NewsletterGet Tom's Hardware's best news and in-depth reviews, straight to your inbox.Contact me with news and offers from other Future brandsReceive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors 1 2 Current page: Page 2 Prev Page Page 1 The Editors of Tom's HardwareSocial Links Navigation See more GPUs News More about gpusNvidia reportedly planning RTX 3050 A using Ada Lovelace AD106 silicon — it's unclear what features remain available or how it might performNvidia reportedly preparing a Blackwell-based Titan GPU — maybe that 4-slot prototype cooler will show up againLatestBest Computer Monitors 2024See more latest ► See all comments (0) No comments yet Comment from the forums Most PopularCryptominer with palm-sized $179 ASIC hits the jackpot with $206,000 in BitcoinsNew Zen 5 128-core EPYC CPU wields 512MB of L3 cacheChinese chipmaker Loongson claims its 16-core 3C6000 CPU matches Intel's Ice Lake 16-core Xeon Silver 4314 After the largest PC outage in history due to buggy software updates, CrowdStrike now offers affected partners a $10 UberEats gift cardA third AMD Strix Point Ryzen AI CPU has been officially confirmed— Ryzen AI 9 HX 375 debuts just above HX 370AMD delays its Ryzen 9000 launch due to unspecified quality issue — new launch in August; chipmaker pulls back all units shipped globally for quality checks [Updated]Japanese Prime Minister Kishida vows government funds for local chip fabs — Rapidus eyes 2nm production by 2027Patched Microsoft Defender flaw still being used to deliver information-stealing malware to vulnerable machinesLeaked internal reports allegedly reveal Intel's instability problems are not over — elevated voltages could be only one of the causes of CPU crashingSwitzerland mandates government agencies use open-source softwareSAS storage isn't dead yet — SAS 24G+ adds new features for next-gen enterprise hard drives and SSDs
