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Einarex introduces airflow-focused Pulse PM300 compact PC case

Einarex has officially announced the Pulse PM300, a microATX case designed for high-performance setups that require a smaller footprint. Expanding the company's airflow-focused Pulse series, the new enclosure is engineered to reduce unnecessary volume while maintaining compatibility with modern hardware standards. The Pulse PM300 supports both microATX and Mini-ITX motherboard …

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Intel Core i9-14900KF achieves world record CPU frequency at 9.2GHz

The Intel Core i9-14900KF has become the first processor to break past the 9.2GHz clock frequency barrier, setting a new world record. Achieved by Chinese overclocker wytiwx, the processor reached 9,206MHz, surpassing the previous record in the HWBOT database. As noted by Wccftech, the record-breaking entry was achieved using liquid …

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New Vulkan layer enables Nvidia Reflex and AMD Anti-Lag on any GPU

An open-source project called low_latency_layer has introduced hardware-agnostic support for Nvidia Reflex and AMD Anti-Lag 2 on Linux. Developed by Korthos Software, the C++23 implicit Vulkan layer implements the VK_NV_low_latency2 and VK_AMD_anti_lag device extensions, enabling Linux gamers to access these latency-optimisation technologies on all GPUs. The software (via Noteboocheck) operates …

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AOC launches 4K dual-mode monitor with BOE’s Circular Polarization

AOC has introduced the U27V6RL/WW, a 27-inch Fast IPS monitor aimed at the Chinese market. Aimed at office work and gaming, the display stands out for its dual-mode capability and the inclusion of BOE's hardware-level Circular Polarization technology to enhance eye protection. The U27V6RL/WW (via DisplaySpecifications) features a flexible native …

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Intel Razor Lake-AX detailed in new rumor

New rumors suggest that Intel's upcoming “Razor Lake-AX” processors will utilise on-package memory and high-core-count integrated graphics. If confirmed, this would mark a strategic shift for Intel, which previously stated that the on-package memory design seen in Lunar Lake (Core Ultra 200V) was a “one-off” due to cost and margin …

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AMD expands Ryzen PRO 9000 lineup with first 3D V-Cache workstation CPUs

AMD has announced six new additions to its Ryzen PRO 9000 Series processor lineup, introducing 3D V-Cache technology to the professional segment for the first time. The new AM5 processors target managed business deployments and high-performance workstations, expanding the Zen 5-based family with higher 120W and 170W TDP options. The …

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New Cherry Xtrfy K33 Compact features ‘mem-chanical’ switches

Cherry Xtrfy announced the K33 Compact Wireless, a 75% layout gaming keyboard designed as an accessible entry point for gamers. The keyboard features tri-mode connectivity and “Mem-chanical” switch technology, aiming to balance mechanical-like feedback with a membrane design. The K33 Compact Wireless supports 2.4GHz wireless, Bluetooth, and USB wired connections, …

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SCUF Gaming launches Omega controller for PS5 and PS5 Pro consoles

SCUF Gaming has announced the Omega, a high-performance controller officially licensed for PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 5 Pro. The controller features 1K polling, Omron mechanical switches, and TMR thumbsticks designed for increased durability.  The SCUF Omega features 11 additional customisable inputs, including rear paddles, side-action buttons, and G-keys. For the …

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Noctua NF-A12x25 G2 receives all-black chromax treatment

Noctua has announced the chromax.black edition of its flagship NF-A12x25 G2 120mm fan. The new all-black variants maintain the technical specifications of the regular G2 model, including the Progressive Bend impeller and Sterrox liquid-crystal polymer construction. The fans are available immediately in single units and speed-offset dual-packs. The NF-A12x25 G2 …

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New indie hit reaches 1 million sales on Steam

Tenstack has announced that its cooperative title, Gamble With Your Friends, has sold one million copies within its first week of release. The game, which launched on May 1st, surpassed the 500,000-unit mark by May 4th, then reached the one-million milestone. The title features a cooperative premise in which up …

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Keychron launches Q11 Ultra with 8kHz polling

Keychron has announced the Q11 Ultra, an updated version of its 75% split mechanical keyboard. Unlike the original Q11, the Ultra model introduces wireless connectivity, eliminating both the cable to the PC and the interconnect cable between the two halves.  The Q11 Ultra (via TechPowerUp) supports Bluetooth, 2.4 GHz wireless, …

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Early Xbox Mode testing reveals single-monitor limitation for Windows gamers

Early testing of Microsoft’s new Xbox Mode for Windows has revealed that the interface does not support multi-monitor configurations. User reports suggest that activating the controller-friendly full-screen interface causes secondary displays to black out, restricting the user to a single-monitor experience. As shown by KidSmoove (via Windows Central) int he …

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PCI-SIG releases PCIe 8.0 draft with up to 1TB/s via x16

PCI-SIG has announced the release of the PCIe 8.0 draft specification version 0.5. The update confirms the technical target of 256.0GT/s raw bit rate, providing up to 1TB/s of bidirectional bandwidth in an x16 lane configuration. A significant focus of this draft is evaluating new connector technology to support increased …

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Motherboard sales reportedly in decline

Motherboard manufacturers are reportedly facing significant shipment corrections as weak demand and silicon shortages impact the consumer PC market. According to a recent report, some motherboard makers have lowered their 2026 targets, with internal projections falling by more than 25%. The decline is attributed to rising component costs and shifted …

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