The basic changes to the new DDR5 memory standard have already been discussed around the launch of the Intel Alder Lake CPUs, even if sometimes not completely correct. So today we’re going to revisit the topic and delve deeper into the matter together with Kingston, who were kind enough to provide us with a written interview. It’s no [...]
Toilet paper is the new hamster gold and some people are already completely off their rocker because of the never-ending story. For all those who are still thinking about what they might buy tomorrow: paper is patient. Sh…. on it.
It's that time again, NVIDIA is releasing a new driver today with the number 496.70. Ok, this is basically nothing out of the ordinary, because updates like this happen all the time. Most of the time you install them and that's it. Then why is there an extra article today? A few news NVIDIA brings with the driver update that we need to [...]
I had already discussed the behavior of the new Intel CPUs on different motherboards a few days ago, but the whole thing didn’t leave me alone in the end. The measured differences, especially on the OC boards, were big enough not to book them as measurement tolerance and also reproducible, but then not big enough to explain the partly very [...]
The RAM manufacturer G.Skill has managed to overclock their new Trident Z5 memory modules to DDR5-7000 with timings 40-40-40-76 on the new Intel Alder Lake platform and also verified this as stable with over 100% coverage in the HCI Memtest. Two 16 GB modules with Samsung memory chips are used together with an unspecified Intel 12th Gen CPU and an [...]
Yes, the 1700 pins are all still on, so there is nothing mechanical standing in the way of the benchmarks for now. Because euphoric slides are only half the battle, a buy tip, on the other hand, has to be honestly fought for. So let’s take a look and also look forward to something. And to make sure that the time until the test date on 04.11 [...]
Disclaimer: The following article is machine translated from the original German, and has not been edited or checked for errors. Thank you for understanding!
Disclaimer: The following article is machine translated from the original German, and has not been edited or checked for errors. Thank you for understanding!
We had already recently reported about buildzoid and the RTX 3090 GPU he revived, which had previously stopped working for one of his Twitter followers while playing the MMO New World. Now, the Youtuber has published a video of over 1 hour in which he speculates on possible causes for the spontaneous shutdown and death of Nvidia Ampere GPUs in [...]
Disclaimer: The following article is machine translated from the original German, and has not been edited or checked for errors. Thank you for understanding!
Disclaimer: The following article is machine translated from the original German, and has not been edited or checked for errors. Thank you for understanding!
I have something very interesting for my readers today and I am taking over the article from my friend Usman Pirzada more or less in the original, so I have also put him as the actual author. After all, it’s his work and not mine. Surely a simple quote and the usual paraphrasing of a news story wouldn’t have been fair enough there [...]
Even before the launch of Windows 11 on October 5, it had become apparent that AMD's Ryzen processors were no longer performing as well as they used to in Winsows 10 in certain scenarios. The core allocation under Windows 11 in the scheduler showed weaknesses and also the CPU cache was no longer optionally addressed and utilized. According to [...]
A few weeks before the launch of the upcoming Alder Lake CPU generation, Intel seems to be already experimenting with new Integrated Heat Spreader (IHS) manufacturing processes on Rocket Lake CPUs. Noticeable differences between a recently acquired model and a launch sample already give the first visual signs of a new manufacturing process. The [...]
Disclaimer: The following article is machine translated from the original German, and has not been edited or checked for errors. Thank you for understanding!
The fact that often the real winners of the current misery on the graphics card market sit in the chain between the end customer and the manufacturer and not the manufacturers or chip producers are the big sellers is certainly not new, but it is always amazing (and annoying) to see with how much self-confidence the middlemen generate their markups [...]
With up to three 8-pin connectors for current high-end graphics cards, the result is a cable-connector tangle that is slowly but surely reaching the limits of what is acceptable and sensible. The old 6+2 Molex connectors in this form are now technically simply obsolete. The 12-pin Microfit connector on NVIDIA’s Founders Edition was [...]
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Youtuber buildzoid, on his Actually Hardcore Overclocking channel, investigated a Twitter follower’s broken graphics card that had allegedly fallen victim to the new Amazon MMO New World. After a few hours with the graphics card, the experienced hardware guru was already able to diagnose the problem and actually bring it back to life [...]
No, I’m not an emotionless person and so I can’t sleep peacefully because of a nasty detail in Windows 11, which is not only a senseless hassle for the user by an unworldly design hipster, but which really disturbs the workflow. Meant is the trimmed taskbar without the possibility to really customize it to the requirements. Small icons [...]
