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What makes an NVIDIA graphics card tick: The ‘secret’ behind NVIDIA’s sophisticated telemetry and the role of buckets, Speedo and Continuous Virtual Binning (CVB)

Almost exactly one year ago to the day, I published an article on NVIDIA’s telemetry, which seems to have been lost a little due to my statistical analyses. As I consider this content to be really interesting, also with regard to the upcoming Blackwell cards, I have simply brought it back to the front for you as a Sunday lesson. It’s [...]


Intel Arc B580 in a complete teardown: board, topology, cooling, power consumption, load peaks and paste vs. pad and putty

Today is the second part of the review of Intel’s Arc B580 Limited Edition, which was unintentional but necessary in this form. Today you’ll find out everything about the board and the components used, as well as other details that you’re unlikely to find in every gaming review or YouTube video. We will shed light on where Intel [...]


A little greeting for Christmas

Amidst the pre-Christmas hustle and bustle, which often demands more of you than it brings joy, it is worth pausing to rediscover the essence of this special holiday. Christmas is more than just a date on the calendar – it is a feeling, an attitude, reminding us that humanity, compassion, and kindness are not just words but actions. It doesn’t [...]


ErgoHide height-adjustable Table Review – When wood costs a lot of money, but high-quality materials and excellent workmanship put the price into perspective

Anyone who works in an office has probably seen a height-adjustable desk or even uses one every day. I myself have only ever used one at work and at home I’ve only used the cheapest one that was available many years ago. Basically, it’s enough to do something for an hour or two, but since corona, the topic of working from home has come [...]


S.T.A.L.K.E.R 2: Heart of Chornobyl: Patch 1.1 brings more than 1,800 bug fixes in over 110 GB, A-Life 2.0 and new bugs in the self-test

Judging by the GB of patches, S.T.A.L.K.E.R 2 is already a legend among open-world survival games, once again taking us into the dark and dangerous zone. But who would have thought that the biggest threat to players is not the mutated monsters or deadly anomalies, but the game itself? An update of this size is not only absurd, but a perfect [...]


TG Putty Basic, TG Putty Advance and TG Putty Pro from Thermal Grizzly put to the test – from usable to absolute top class, even in your wallet

Today I’m testing the three new putties from Thermal Grizzly with the TG Basic, the TG Advance and the TG Pro. It’s annoying that a small database leak has already shown one of the overview tables in third-party forums, but if it’s worth third parties spreading the word in advance, it ultimately only shows the continuing great [...]


QIDI TECH Plus4 3D printer in test – A tank on the move

Just over a year after our last report on a 3D printer from this manufacturer, the follow-up is now coming, albeit a little later than planned. Not everything went according to plan and I ended up writing the article in a different direction than I had intended after the first few weeks of testing. There’s a lot to say, so let’s get [...]


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