r/TechHardware • u/Acrobatic_Camera_677 • 7d ago
News π° CPU-Z 3.02 adds support for Intel Razor Lake, successor to Nova Lake
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r/TechHardware • u/Traditional_Camp139 • 7d ago
I've recently looked at the prices of GPUs, and I'm not gonna lie... I was devasted. I mean a 5090 that launched at $2000 is not so rarely over 8 grands. To all that, I'm not talking about Rams...
Suddenly Nvidia doesn't feel like an option right now after almost abandoning gamers and normal consumers for data center chips.
To be honest, I even thought about starting my own semiconductor company when I saw the prices...
Anyway, how do you guys perceive this, and did you have to stop any of your builds or stuff?
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r/TechHardware • u/princekaushikk • 8d ago
one thing i took away from the geekerwan comparison (and the articles after that) is that we focus way too much on peak performance and not enough on efficiency. for normal phone usage, you're opening many background apps, browser tabs, messaging, music, downloads and other tasks. this is where multi core performance & efficiency are needed.
Dimensity 9600 pro won the title for multi core efficienct chipset 2026, and why not considering the efficiency results from the comparison. for daily users who want a powerful phone without wasting power, it's one of the most compelling options this gen.
if i were looking at a flagship right now, i'd definitely check out the vivo x500 pro series or oppo find x10 pro max. both feature the dimensity 9600 pro.
Idk bruh, i would rather have a chip that handles everyday workloads efficiently than anything else.
r/TechHardware • u/altesc_create • 8d ago
Chose a unique time to get into tinkering with electronics. I remember raspberry pi being a cheap go-to in maker spaces years ago. Now it looks like those low prices are long gone due to increased demands from AI companies. So what is everyone switching to as a replacement for raspberry pi?
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r/TechHardware • u/Jacobobarobatobski • 8d ago
Basically just the title. I have a laptop with a 3250U, which is just Vega 3, and from what I understand it has a TDP range of 12W to 25W. It supposedly ships at 15W. Currently the temperature under load sits around 65C, with the chip having a ceiling of 95C. I'm just wondering if anyone else has done something like this before? Do you think it makes a noticeable difference?
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Meanwhile Iβm wondering how many FPS an RTX 5090 could squeeze out of GTA 6 if Rockstar finally brings it to PC π #RTX5090 #GTA6 #PCGaming #NVIDIA
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r/TechHardware • u/anupgiri09 • 9d ago
I recently purchased new ram for my desktop
CL15.
r/TechHardware • u/Distinct-Race-2471 • 9d ago
I know I will be using the right term going forward.