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ASUS to mass-produce desktop GPUs without power cables (but there's a catch)
By Ben Wilson published
NO PWR It looks like ASUS is working on some RTX 40-series GPUs without traditional PCIe power cables, so what's the catch?
AI can now help you plan a PC build thanks to Newegg's ChatGPT plugin
By Rebecca Spear published
AI PC building Newegg's ChatGPT plugin makes it so you get AI assistance planning out a PC build based on what you ask for.
Intel Arrow Lake LGA1851 socket leak shows the new CPU is catching up to AMD AM5
By Rebecca Spear published
CPU upgrade leak The projected performance for the LGA1851 socket created for the upcoming Intel Arrow Lake processor has leaked giving us an idea of what to expect from this CPU.
ARM wants NVIDIA and Intel as investors ahead of its IPO
By Kevin Okemwa published
ARM ARM is reportedly in talks with Intel and NVIDIA to get them on board as anchor investors ahead of its IPO at the New York Stock Exchange, which is scheduled for later this year.
You can still get AMD's most powerful Radeon RX 7900 XTX graphics card at its lowest price ever
By Rebecca Spear last updated
Fast and well priced Leading into Amazon Prime Day 2023, the extremely powerful Radeon RX 7900 XTX graphics card is discounted to its lowest price ever recorded at Amazon.
The best graphics card discounts you can still grab after Prime Day 2023
By Ben Wilson last updated
Prime Day Graphics cards are almost always the most expensive investment in a gaming PC, but Amazon Prime Day 2023 has tempting discounts on the hottest GPUs.
Win-win: AMD's powerful Ryzen 9 CPU gets STAGGERING discount and FREE Starfield game
By Zachary Boddy published
Starfield Power The AMD Ryzen 9 7900X is currently available for one of its lowest prices we've seen, and it also includes a copy of Starfield with your order.
Leaked Intel Core i7-14700K benchmark shows 20% boost in performance
By Kevin Okemwa published
CPU GPU COMPONENTS Intel is getting ready to ship its next installment of CPUs. And we now have alleged benchmarks of the next generation of chips.
Intel discontinues Cascade Lake-X CPUs and X299 chipsets, but provides a grace period
By Kevin Okemwa published
CPU GPU COMPONENTS Intel announced that it's pulling the plug on its ancient high-end desktop Cascade Lake-X CPUs and X299 chipsets. The entries will no longer be in production.
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