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Nvidia rumoured to reveal new ARM chip developed with Mediatek

A potentially seismic shift in the PC market could be on the horizon if the latest rumours hold true. As you might have heard already, Nvidia and MediaTek are developing ARM-based CPUs, and according to recent reports, they'll be unveiled at Computex 2025. Both company CEOs, Jensen Huang and Rick …

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Silverstone introduces the Crown 04 for ultra small HTPCs

SilverStone is expanding its PC case lineup with a new option for users building powerful systems in a less conventional form factor. Meet the Crown 04, a new HTPC enclosure featuring an all-steel structure with a brushed aluminium finish. Based on the 5U rackmount standard, the Crown 04 (via ITHome) …

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G.Skill unveils 128GB DDR5-8400 kits for AMD Ryzen systems

G.Skill is bringing ultra high-speed and high-capacity DDR5 memory kits to AMD Ryzen based systems. The new G.Skill DDR5-8400 128GB kit is available starting this month, packing high-performance DDR5 ICs from SK-Hynix.  The new DDR5-8400 128GB (2x 64GB) RAM kit was tested and validated on a system using an Asus …

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Shipping manifest reveals Intel Arc Battlemage G31 GPU

Intel's latest generation of Arc graphics cards, codenamed Battlemage, might soon receive a new entry. The G31 GPU has been the subject of numerous rumours, with some suggesting that Intel had either abandoned or significantly changed its plans since late 2024. However, new information sourced from leaked shipping manifests contradicts …

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AMD’s future AM5 plans reportedly include Ryzen 9000G “Gorgon Point” and EPYC 4005 “Grado”

Leakers digging through official AMD repositories and related databases have found new details about Team Red's future processor roadmap. Based on their posts, they've discovered entries about upcoming desktop, mobile, and workstation product lines, offering a glimpse into products beyond what has been officially announced. Among the Olrak29 and InstLatX64's …

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GameMax’s new T20 PC case features three tempered glass panels

GameMax is making a statement in compact PC design with their new T20 chassis. This Micro-ATX case features eye-catching three-sided tempered glass panels, offering a continuous and panoramic view perfect for showcasing your build's components. The T20 features a distinctive internal layout with a 90° motherboard arrangement, a design approach …

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Thermaltake unveils ambitious AX series PC cases

Thermaltake is going big with their new AX case lineup. The new series, designed specifically for high-performance builds that demand serious space and versatility, includes the AX500, AX700, and AX700 TG models, available in both black and white finishes, as well as the AX100 expansion module. Kicking off the series …

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AMD launches RX 9070 GRE graphics card in China

After circulating in the rumour mill for a while, AMD has now officially unveiled the Radeon RX 9070 GRE desktop graphics card. As speculated, the ‘Great Radeon Edition' (GRE) model is appearing on AMD's website, specifically for the Chinese market, which strongly indicates it won't see a worldwide release in …

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Ocypus launches panoramic Gamma C72 PC case

Ocypus has recently introduced the Gamma C72 chassis, designed to offer builders an unobstructed view of their system's internals. The headline feature is its sought-after column-free corner, providing a clear display perfect for showcasing high-end hardware, custom liquid cooling loops, and/or RGB lighting. Beyond aesthetics, the Gamma C72 is engineered …

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