China reportedly orders tech giants to stop buying Nvidia AI chips
China’s top internet regulator has reportedly told the country’s largest platforms to stop buying Nvidia’s AI chips — and to cancel existing orders — in […]
NVIDIA RTX 50 Founders Edition Delisting Rumours & PS6 Leaks: What It Really Means
Rumors are swirling. NVIDIA’s RTX 5080 FE and RTX 5090 FE cards were recently removed from the official store listings, sparking speculation that they’re being […]
Gigabyte’s 1 TB PCIe RAM Card Is Real: How CXL Changes the Game for Workstations
In what may be the most quietly revolutionary release of 2025, Gigabyte has launched a GPU-shaped PCIe card that isn’t a GPU at all. Instead, […]
AMD’s MI450 vs NVIDIA’s Rubin Ultra — Will AMD Finally Take the AI GPU Crown?
In recent weeks, AMD has made a bold claim: its upcoming Instinct MI450 AI GPU will outclass everything NVIDIA currently has, including the much-vaunted Rubin […]
FSR vs XeSS vs DLSS in 2025: The Upscaling Trifecta Analyzed
Upscaling isn’t just a fancy add-on anymore: it’s central to how modern GPUs (and games) stretch hardware limits. With the rise of DLSS, FSR, XeSS, […]
AMD Zen 6, Intel Nova Lake & the Upcoming CPU Shake-up: What to Expect
Zen 6 & Medusa Point: AMD’s Next Step AMD is moving forward aggressively. According to leaks, its Zen 6 desktop CPUs may feature up to […]
Intel Nova Lake & AMD RDNA 5: Big Rumors Surface as Intel & AMD Gear Up
Late 2025 is shaping up to be one of the more consequential periods in recent PC hardware history. Intel has officially confirmed an Arrow Lake […]
How to Choose the Right AM5 Motherboard in 2025
With AMD’s Ryzen 9000 “Granite Ridge” CPUs and Ryzen 9000X3D chips hitting the market, AM5 is maturing. But the platform’s complexity has grown — chipsets […]
AMD’s RDNA 4 Modular SoC & What’s Next: UDNA (RDNA 5) Eyes, Chips, and Strategy
AMD’s RDNA 4 architecture has quietly begun redefining what “flexible GPU design” means in 2025. At Hot Chips and in recent disclosures, the company revealed […]
Gigabyte’s X870E AI Motherboards – Intelligent Performance or Marketing Hype?
Motherboards have traditionally been silent enablers — they route power, data, and signals, but leave performance tuning largely to users. Over the past decade, we’ve […]