NVIDIA GTX 1650 Mod Doubles VRAM to 8GB, Boosting God of War Performance
Modders successfully upgrade the NVIDIA GTX 1650 to 8GB of GDDR6 memory, doubling benchmark scores and God of War frame rates on TU106 variants.
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Xiaomi TV FX Mini LED 2026 Launches in Europe from $403
Xiaomi launches the TV FX Mini LED 2026 series in Europe, featuring 4K Mini LED displays, Fire TV OS, and pricing from $403 to $750.
Dell XPS 13 2026 Launches at $599 as MacBook Neo Rival
Dell launches the XPS 13 2026 starting at $599, featuring an 8GB RAM configuration that handles routine tasks smoothly on Windows 11 alongside a QHD+ screen.
GIGABYTE RTX 5090 Infinity GPU Launches at $5,300 for 40th Anniversary
GIGABYTE releases an overclocked AORUS GeForce RTX 5090 INFINITY GPU for its 40th anniversary, priced at $5,299.99 USD with 32GB GDDR7 memory and a 2730 MHz boost clock.
MSI Maestro 500 Wireless Headset Launch Brings ANC and Lifestyle Design
MSI launches the Maestro 500 Wireless headset featuring a foldable design, active noise cancellation, 40mm drivers, and up to 90 hours of battery life for gaming and lifestyle use.
MSI Adds HUDIMM DDR5 Support to Intel 600, 700, and 800 Series Motherboards
MSI releases BIOS updates for Intel 600, 700, and 800 series motherboards to support the new HUDIMM DDR5 memory form factor.
Google and UCSD Repurpose Discarded Pixel Smartphones for Data Center Clusters
Google and UCSD collaborate to repurpose discarded Pixel smartphones into sustainable cloud computing clusters, reducing data center carbon footprints.
Lenovo AI Mini PC Launches in China with 12-Core CPU and Cixin P1 Chip
Lenovo launches a compact AI Mini PC in China powered by the Cixin P1 chip, offering local processing for edge computing workloads at an introductory price.
Lexar Introduces Compact 30×20 mm mSSD for Handhelds
Lexar unveils a new 30 by 20 mm mSSD with up to 2 TB capacity, designed for handheld devices and AI workloads while maintaining its consumer storage lineup.
AMD RX 9080 XT Cancellation Rumors Point to GDDR7 Costs
Rumors suggest AMD could cancel the Radeon RX 9080 XT due to expensive GDDR7 memory costs, potentially shifting focus to an RX 9070 XT refresh instead of competing with Nvidia RTX 50 series cards.