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Intel Core Ultra 9 4590K Spotted, Could Mean New Naming Scheme for “Nova Lake-S”
A leaked CPU-Z submission hints that Intel’s 28-core Nova Lake-S processors could introduce four-digit Core Ultra model numbers and launch throughout 2027.
Seasonic’s 1600W Prime Enterprise is the first ATX PSU to earn 80 PLUS Ruby Certification
Seasonic’s 1,600W PRIME ENTERPRISE RX-1600 becomes the first ATX power supply to earn 80 PLUS Ruby certification at 115 V, adding strict low-load efficiency targets.
Per-App Control for Microphone, Location, and Camera Access added to Windows 11
Windows 11 Experimental Build 26340.9212 tests per-app camera, microphone, and location permissions for Win32 desktop applications.
Razer Announces New Viper V4 Pro Esports Green Edition
Razer’s Viper V4 Pro Esports Green Edition launches today with a 52g design, 8,000 Hz polling, 50K DPI sensor, optical switches and up to 180 hours of battery life.
Noctua Focused on Performance, No Plans for Screens or RGB in Coolers
Noctua says it will prioritize thermal performance, quiet operation, and quality over RGB lighting, LCD screens, and white cooling products for now.
Lexar Introduces DRAM-less Thor Ultra PCIe Gen 5 NVMe SSD
Lexar’s Thor Ultra PCIe 5.0 SSDs deliver up to 11GB/s reads without dedicated DRAM, with capacities up to 4TB and five-year warranties.
ASUS GPU Tweak III Can Now Shut Down PCs Before 12V-2×6 Connectors Overheat
ASUS GPU Tweak III version 2.1.8.0 adds optional automatic shutdown for select Power Detector+ GPUs when excessive 12V-2×6 connector current is detected.
Memory Prices up 500% in 12 Months, 128GB of DDR5 is now $3,399
DDR5 memory prices have surged as much as 485% in a year, with 128GB kits reaching $3,399 amid AI-driven DRAM shortages.
Intel’s Nova Lake will bring its next CPU core to desktops before Xeon
Intel says its next CPU core will debut in Nova Lake desktop processors before reaching Xeon servers, signaling a renewed focus on enthusiasts and gamers.
CXMT DDR5 Reaches 9,000 MT/s as Chinese Memory Kits Push Toward Lower Latencies
CXMT-based DDR5 memory has reached 9,000 MT/s in a Colorful demonstration, while ASUS and other vendors show tighter CL30 and CL28 timings at DDR5-6000 and above.
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