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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.
Gigabyte brings AMD’s B450 chipset back for budget AM4 builds in 2026
Gigabyte has launched two new B450 Micro-ATX motherboards for affordable AM4 and DDR4 builds, with Ryzen support, dual M.2 storage, and optional Wi-Fi 6E.
Microsoft Consolidates Copilot Apps Ahead of Its Planned AI Super App
Microsoft is merging its consumer and Microsoft 365 Copilot apps, retiring several features and preparing a broader Copilot Super App for late 2026.
NVIDIA Finally Releases GeForce NOW for Linux
NVIDIA’s native GeForce NOW Linux app leaves beta with Ubuntu 24.04 support, an official Flatpak repository, lower-latency Frame Generation and server-side performance upgrades.
Lenovo Project Swan leak points to a wider rollable ThinkBook OLED Laptop
Lenovo’s leaked Project Swan ThinkBook concept reportedly uses a horizontally expanding flexible OLED display and motorized rails to provide a wider mobile workspace.
Keychron’s C100 8K Is a 100-Key Macro Pad Built for Maximum Customization
Keychron’s C100 8K is a 100-key mechanical macro pad with hot-swappable switches, 8kHz polling, per-key RGB, and a $64.99 launch price.
Zotac Launches GeForce RTX 5080 SOLID CORE OC 20th Anniversary Edition
Zotac’s limited-edition RTX 5080 SOLID CORE OC celebrates 20 years with titanium styling, a magnetic backplate, ARGB support stand, and IceStorm 3.0 cooling.
Qualcomm’s Snapdragon C targets $300 laptops with big battery and performance claims
Qualcomm’s Snapdragon C targets $300 laptops with eight cores, up to 16GB memory, integrated AI, and claimed battery-performance gains over Intel’s N250.
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