r/hardware • • 14d ago

Info [Mod Reminder]: Rumour vs News; Know the Difference

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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.

News: Confirmed Information and Factual Reporting

Rumour: "Leaks", Speculations, Insider / Unconfirmed / Un-named Information

Info: Informational pieces, Academic / Technical Papers (e.g. Sales information, Guides, Tutorials)

We try to correct the flair as best we could, but please note that we will take action on repeated offender(s).


r/hardware • • Oct 02 '15

Meta Reminder: Please do not submit tech support or build questions to /r/hardware

245 Upvotes

For the newer members in our community, please take a moment to review our rules in the sidebar. If you are looking for tech support, want help building a computer, or have questions about what you should buy please don't post here. Instead try /r/buildapc or /r/techsupport, subreddits dedicated to building and supporting computers, or consider if another of our related subreddits might be a better fit:

EDIT: And for a full list of rules, click here: https://www.reddit.com/r/hardware/about

Old reddit links: https://www.reddit.com/r/hardware/about/rules

Thanks from the /r/Hardware Mod Team!


r/hardware • • 20h ago

News Court denies motion to dismiss DRAM price-fixing class action.

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r/hardware • • 6h ago

News Samsung Splits Texas Fabs: Space Chips in Austin, AI Chips in Taylor

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r/hardware • • 7h ago

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r/hardware • • 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...

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r/hardware • • 20h ago

News New AI chip (DeepX DX-M2) made using Samsung's 2nm tech uses just 5 watts of power

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r/hardware • • 1d ago

News Intel takes massive chunk out of AMD's desktop CPU market share

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r/hardware • • 1d ago

Info [XDA] I unlocked DLSS frame generation on my 6-year-old RTX 3080, despite Nvidia saying it wasn't possible

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r/hardware • • 2d ago

News Japanese stock markets switch to fax machines amid Microsoft outage

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r/hardware • • 2d ago Popcorn

Info The Downfall of Jensen Huang: NVIDIA’s Greed & Corruption

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r/hardware • • 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)

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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 • • 2d ago

News Intel Core Ultra 7 260K launches as Newegg-exclusive CPU, now available in prebuilt gaming PCs - VideoCardz.com

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r/hardware • • 2d ago

Info Exascale Was the Beginning: AMD Instinct™ MI430X GPUs

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r/hardware • • 3d ago

News NVIDIA Announces CEO Transition

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r/hardware • • 3d ago

News AMD releases optional driver to fix excessive system drive writes

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r/hardware • • 1d ago

Discussion Why there are no ASICs for AI yet?

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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 • • 3d ago

Review AMD Zen 6 SMT Proves Very Advantageous Even For 256 Core EPYC 9996

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r/hardware • • 3d ago

News Noctua introduces NT-CP1 Carbice® carbon nanotube thermal pad for AM5

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r/hardware • • 3d ago

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r/hardware • • 3d ago

News SK hynix tops 70% HBM4 yield, sharpening race with Samsung and Micron

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r/hardware • • 3d ago

News President Lee, Samsung break ground on massive AI chip hub in Chungcheong region

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r/hardware • • 3d ago

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r/hardware • • 3d ago

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