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r/hardware • u/Nekrosmas • 14d ago
Info [Mod Reminder]: Rumour vs News; Know the Difference
As there has been increasingly number of incorrect flairing that require our correction, this is a kind reminder to flair appropriately - they are there for a reason.
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r/hardware • u/Echrome • Oct 02 '15
Meta Reminder: Please do not submit tech support or build questions to /r/hardware
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r/hardware • u/rdh2dmd • 6h ago
News Samsung Splits Texas Fabs: Space Chips in Austin, AI Chips in Taylor
r/hardware • u/nghj6 • 7h ago
News Intel Begins Linux Kernel Enablement For Coral Rapids & Razor Lake
r/hardware • u/Slow_cpu • 1d ago
News Longstanding physics puzzle behind radiation damage in electronics solved. The team solved the underlying puzzle behind single-event burnout (SEB). Blueprint for tough electronics for extreme environments unlocked...
r/hardware • u/rdh2dmd • 20h ago
News New AI chip (DeepX DX-M2) made using Samsung's 2nm tech uses just 5 watts of power
sammobile.comr/hardware • u/BarKnight • 1d ago
News Intel takes massive chunk out of AMD's desktop CPU market share
r/hardware • u/bizude • 1d ago
Info [XDA] I unlocked DLSS frame generation on my 6-year-old RTX 3080, despite Nvidia saying it wasn't possible
r/hardware • u/TheExpressUS • 2d ago
News Japanese stock markets switch to fax machines amid Microsoft outage
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Info The Downfall of Jensen Huang: NVIDIA’s Greed & Corruption
r/hardware • u/Geeker-140 • 18h ago
Discussion Should we be investing in overkill cooling solutions for components like memory modules and solid-state drives to extend lifespans given our current market circumstances? (DISCUSSION)
I have been thinking for months about how if any of the components in PC were to die on me right now, I'd be totally screwed from current hardware prices. I work in tech and it is depressing to see customers have to shell out ridiculous amounts of money for their PCs that have a drive or memory stick crap out. I don't even do overclocking or any serious production work, but I still want my things to last as long as possible. Recently I got a Thermalright HR-10 Pro, a beefy SSD heatsink with a fan, for my WD_Black SN850 4TB. I am also considering getting aftermarket heatsinks for my memory modules. Has anyone else had a similar train of thought? As far as I understand, keeping electronics as cool as possible is only a good thing.
r/hardware • u/bizude • 2d ago
News Intel Core Ultra 7 260K launches as Newegg-exclusive CPU, now available in prebuilt gaming PCs - VideoCardz.com
r/hardware • u/SirActionhaHAA • 2d ago
Info Exascale Was the Beginning: AMD Instinct™ MI430X GPUs
r/hardware • u/Numerlor • 3d ago
News NVIDIA Announces CEO Transition
r/hardware • u/UnitLoose47 • 3d ago
News AMD releases optional driver to fix excessive system drive writes
r/hardware • u/thiagoscf • 1d ago
Discussion Why there are no ASICs for AI yet?
During the crypto mining boom, ASICs eventually took the GPUs place where it comes to mining. Do you expect the same thing will happen to AI?
r/hardware • u/SirActionhaHAA • 3d ago
Review AMD Zen 6 SMT Proves Very Advantageous Even For 256 Core EPYC 9996
r/hardware • u/BoltTusk • 3d ago
News Noctua introduces NT-CP1 Carbice® carbon nanotube thermal pad for AM5
noctua.atr/hardware • u/Jeep-Eep • 3d ago
Review Corsair HX1000i SHIFT CRYSTAL Power Supply Review – More Visibility by Design and More Caution with PinProtect+
r/hardware • u/rdh2dmd • 3d ago
News SK hynix tops 70% HBM4 yield, sharpening race with Samsung and Micron
r/hardware • u/rdh2dmd • 3d ago
News President Lee, Samsung break ground on massive AI chip hub in Chungcheong region
r/hardware • u/sr_local • 3d ago
Review AMD EPYC Venice SP7 Review: 256 Cores Per Socket
r/hardware • u/12318532110 • 3d ago
Info [Chips and Cheese] Talking Zen 6 with Mike Clark at AMD In-Depth