r/hardware • • 23h ago

News Nintendo Switch games now run natively on Apple Silicon Macs, Monster Hunter Rise hits 60 FPS on M1

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r/hardware • • 22h ago

News Intel's Lip-Bu Tan has spoken with Lisa Su about potential collaboration with AMD — CEO's overall strategy targets custom chips, advanced packaging, and stronger foundry business

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r/hardware • • 2h ago

News TSMC is poised to raise prices for its advanced chip packaging services by as much as 20%, as surging AI demand tightens capacity across the semiconductor supply chain

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r/hardware • • 20h ago

Info Intel Core Ultra 4000 Nova Lake-S leak: 24-core CPU beats Core Ultra 9 285K in single-thread test.

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The highest result attributed to a 24-core Nova Lake-S processor reaches 5,210 points in the single-thread test, followed by another submission scoring 5,191 points. For comparison, we selected baselines from existing processors with overall CPU Mark scores close to their published PassMark Averages.

The Core Ultra 9 285K scores 5,059 points and Core i9-14900KF at 4,635 points. This puts the fastest unnamed Intel sample around 3% ahead of Arrow Lake and 12% ahead of Raptor Lake Refresh in this particular test.

The 24-core sample also achieves 61,509 points in the overall CPU Mark test, with another submission reaching 60,964 points. This puts it ahead of the Core i9-14900KF baseline at 58,074 points, but below the Core Ultra 9 285K at 67,274 points and Ryzen 9 9950X3D at 72,065 points. 


r/hardware • • 3h ago

Info NVIDIA quietly cuts Vera Rubin specs, HBM4 bandwidth and NVLink 6 speeds now lower

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The changes affect individual Rubin GPUs, the Vera Rubin NVL72 rack and the HGX Rubin NVL8 platform. The largest reduction reaches 26% for aggregate HBM4 bandwidth on the eight-GPU system.


r/hardware • • 15h ago

News Former Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger bets on Nagare Labs to vault the memory wall

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r/hardware • • 15h ago

News Windows 11 adds Intel APX performance toggle ahead of Nova Lake CPU launch

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r/hardware • • 1h ago

News In China, the AI bubble has already burst

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r/hardware • • 2h ago

Video Review Geekerwan Flagship Soc Shootout

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Bilibili link, Chinese only. Tldr: apple mogs, Xiaomi and mediatek great showings, Qualcomm shat the bed. I think the samsung using exynos rumors seem much more likely to be true now.

【旗舰手机芯片大横评:苹果高通发哥玄戒谁最强?-哔哩哔哩】 https://b23.tv/J4GJYI7


r/hardware • • 19h ago

Review Scythe Magoroku Review: excellent RAM thermals, but needs improvement elsewhere

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r/hardware • • 6h ago

News Supercomputer Taps 15,000 GPUs To Rebuild The Early Universe

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r/hardware • • 1h ago

News Samsung Prepares 8-Layer HBM4 as Nvidia Rethinks Its Memory Plans

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r/hardware • • 12h ago

News UChicago Spinoff Eyes Massive Speedup of Graph and Sparse Matrix Workloads

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r/hardware • • 12m ago

News Chinese Tech Giants Seek 10-Year AI Memory Chip Deals with Samsung, SK Hynix

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r/hardware • • 20h ago

Discussion Can someone explain to me like I am 10 years old why all storage prices are double what they were a year ago

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I get the "AI data center" think and using more but there is no shortage, so the prices are high just because companies do not need us and are ripping us off? This is what a buddy told me lol

Same things with Graphic cards? Will CPU's go up soon?