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From Tokyo to Berlin, VMFi is Transforming the Multilingual Communication Landscape.
BERLIN and TOKYO, Aug. 21, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — As the world gathers for IFA 2026, VMFi is poised to…
#Germany #DE #Europe #EU #Europa #Berlin #artificialintelligence #CarriersandServices #Computer&Electronics #ComputerHardware #consumerelectronics #networks #NewProducts&Services #Peripherals #TelecommunicationsIndustry #TradeShowNews #VMFiInc
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Ever wonder what an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070 Ti looks like underneath the cooler? 👀
Here’s a close-up of the actual GPU chip at the heart of the RTX 5070 Ti. This is NVIDIA’s Blackwell GB203 silicon before the heatsink and thermal interface material go back on.
#Blackwell #Nvidia #GPU #Tech #Technology #Hardware #GraphicsCard #GamingPC #PCBuilding #ComputerHardware #rtx #PCGaming #RTX5070Ti #5070Ti #Computers #Computer #PC #GB203
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Ever wonder what an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070 Ti looks like underneath the cooler? 👀
Here’s a close-up of the actual GPU chip at the heart of the RTX 5070 Ti. This is NVIDIA’s Blackwell GB203 silicon before the heatsink and thermal interface material go back on.
#Blackwell #Nvidia #GPU #Tech #Technology #Hardware #GraphicsCard #GamingPC #PCBuilding #ComputerHardware #rtx #PCGaming #RTX5070Ti #5070Ti #Computers #Computer #PC #GB203
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Ever wonder what an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070 Ti looks like underneath the cooler? 👀
Here’s a close-up of the actual GPU chip at the heart of the RTX 5070 Ti. This is NVIDIA’s Blackwell GB203 silicon before the heatsink and thermal interface material go back on.
#Blackwell #Nvidia #GPU #Tech #Technology #Hardware #GraphicsCard #GamingPC #PCBuilding #ComputerHardware #rtx #PCGaming #RTX5070Ti #5070Ti #Computers #Computer #PC #GB203
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Ever wonder what an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070 Ti looks like underneath the cooler? 👀
Here’s a close-up of the actual GPU chip at the heart of the RTX 5070 Ti. This is NVIDIA’s Blackwell GB203 silicon before the heatsink and thermal interface material go back on.
#Blackwell #Nvidia #GPU #Tech #Technology #Hardware #GraphicsCard #GamingPC #PCBuilding #ComputerHardware #rtx #PCGaming #RTX5070Ti #5070Ti #Computers #Computer #PC #GB203
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Ever wonder what an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070 Ti looks like underneath the cooler? 👀
Here’s a close-up of the actual GPU chip at the heart of the RTX 5070 Ti. This is NVIDIA’s Blackwell GB203 silicon before the heatsink and thermal interface material go back on.
#Blackwell #Nvidia #GPU #Tech #Technology #Hardware #GraphicsCard #GamingPC #PCBuilding #ComputerHardware #rtx #PCGaming #RTX5070Ti #5070Ti #Computers #Computer #PC #GB203
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PointsKash Begins Phase One of National KashPoint™ Infrastructure Rollout with Acquisition of More Than 2,100 Cryptocurrency Kiosks https://www.byteseu.com/2250129/ #acquisitions #Banking&FinancialServices #blockchain #Computer&Electronics #ComputerHardware #CorporateExpansion #Crypto #CryptoCurrency #ElectronicCommerce #FinancialTechnology #MergersAndTakeovers #PointsKashInc
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Look what I forgot about in some old case of mine. A #westerndigital #velociraptor the 10K RPM #sata drive. A great piece of #retro #computerhardware #computerhistory
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Look what I forgot about in some old case of mine. A #westerndigital #velociraptor the 10K RPM #sata drive. A great piece of #retro #computerhardware #computerhistory
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Look what I forgot about in some old case of mine. A #westerndigital #velociraptor the 10K RPM #sata drive. A great piece of #retro #computerhardware #computerhistory
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https://www.europesays.com/britain/?p=88194 BAE Systems leads region’s first defense industry plugfest to advance military interoperability #Aerospace #BAE #BAESystems #Computer&Electronics #ComputerHardware #Defense #engineering #HighTechSecurity #HomelandSecurity #Inc #Math) #STEM(Science #tech #TradeShowNews
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Ottawa Just Picked This Small Canadian Company to Represent Its Quantum Technology in Europe
Equity Insider News Commentary Issued on behalf of QSE – Quantum Secure Encryption Corp. QSE – Quantum Secure Encryption…
#Canada #Ottawa #ComputerHardware #HighTechSecurity #InvestmentsOpinions #Networks
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Not sure which monitor cable you need? HDMI, DisplayPort, USB-C, DVI, and VGA all have different strengths, from legacy displays to high-refresh-rate gaming and 8K output. Here is a quick comparison 😎👇
Find high-res pdf ebooks with all my technology related infographics from https://study-notes.org
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Not sure which monitor cable you need? HDMI, DisplayPort, USB-C, DVI, and VGA all have different strengths, from legacy displays to high-refresh-rate gaming and 8K output. Here is a quick comparison 😎👇
Find high-res pdf ebooks with all my technology related infographics from https://study-notes.org
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Not sure which monitor cable you need? HDMI, DisplayPort, USB-C, DVI, and VGA all have different strengths, from legacy displays to high-refresh-rate gaming and 8K output. Here is a quick comparison 😎👇
Find high-res pdf ebooks with all my technology related infographics from https://study-notes.org
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Not sure which monitor cable you need? HDMI, DisplayPort, USB-C, DVI, and VGA all have different strengths, from legacy displays to high-refresh-rate gaming and 8K output. Here is a quick comparison 😎👇
Find high-res pdf ebooks with all my technology related infographics from https://study-notes.org
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SuperCom Receives New Orders Valued at Over $3.0 Million From a European Country’s Ministry of Justice
Orders to be Delivered by End of 2026 TEL AVIV, Israel, July 16, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — SuperCom (NASDAQ: SPCB), a…
#Europe #EU #Biometrics #Computer&Electronics #ComputerHardware #European #FinancingAgreements #HighTechSecurity #Peripherals #SuperCom #TelecommunicationsIndustry #WirelessCommunications
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Direxion Launches SKHL, 2X Daily Exposure to SK hynix
SKHL Builds on Direxion’s Leadership in Leveraged & Inverse Semiconductor ETFs NEW YORK, July 15, 2026 /PRNewswire/ —…
#EuropeSays #Korea #KR #SKHynix #Banking&FinancialServices #ComputerHardware #Direxion #MarketResearchReports #semiconductors #SK #SKhynix
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Think every USB port is the same? Think again.
USB port colors aren't just for looks—they often indicate speed, charging features, and performance.
In my latest article, you'll learn:
What each USB port color means
Which ports are best for SSDs and large file transfers
Which ports charge devices even when your PC is off#USB #TechTips #ComputerHardware #IT #JMSM #KNKA #CyberSecurity #Technology #abkarikari23Tech
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Think every USB port is the same? Think again.
USB port colors aren't just for looks—they often indicate speed, charging features, and performance.
In my latest article, you'll learn:
What each USB port color means
Which ports are best for SSDs and large file transfers
Which ports charge devices even when your PC is off#USB #TechTips #ComputerHardware #IT #JMSM #KNKA #CyberSecurity #Technology #abkarikari23Tech
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Think every USB port is the same? Think again.
USB port colors aren't just for looks—they often indicate speed, charging features, and performance.
In my latest article, you'll learn:
What each USB port color means
Which ports are best for SSDs and large file transfers
Which ports charge devices even when your PC is off#USB #TechTips #ComputerHardware #IT #JMSM #KNKA #CyberSecurity #Technology #abkarikari23Tech
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Think every USB port is the same? Think again.
USB port colors aren't just for looks—they often indicate speed, charging features, and performance.
In my latest article, you'll learn:
What each USB port color means
Which ports are best for SSDs and large file transfers
Which ports charge devices even when your PC is off#USB #TechTips #ComputerHardware #IT #JMSM #KNKA #CyberSecurity #Technology #abkarikari23Tech
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Think every USB port is the same? Think again.
USB port colors aren't just for looks—they often indicate speed, charging features, and performance.
In my latest article, you'll learn:
What each USB port color means
Which ports are best for SSDs and large file transfers
Which ports charge devices even when your PC is off#USB #TechTips #ComputerHardware #IT #JMSM #KNKA #CyberSecurity #Technology #abkarikari23Tech
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Tip I keep giving people about #ComputerHardware that I wonder if anyone has a counterpoint too...
A #GraphicsCard is still a Graphics Card, even if it's old or low end. Even the obsolete #NVIDIA 1050 in my laptop can render billions of polygons at 60fps, more if I give it external cooling, and is capable of every major shader operation, short of #Raytracing, that a newer card is: other than a potentially heavy short-term load like #Resonite and #Blender can throw when you're building something complicated, the only useful thing my cards are short on is #VRAM. Hell, even the embedded #GPU in the old i7 #CPU, and the #iGPU in my desktop's #AMD 7600 can run less intensive games like Black Mesa without many issues. (I know this because I've run them with the graphics card deactivated, I actually can't get Black Mesa to run with it.)
If you're building a computer and don't know what to get, just get the cheapest graphics card that meets your VRAM needs. (Probably at least 8GB with how unoptimized User Generated Content in spaces like Resonite can get, or how unoptimized "professional" developers have gotten)
Outside of specific issues, there's really not much need to get the high tier or later cards, unless you know a specific need for it: the 5 year old mid-tier will give you a passable experience in the majority of cases, and will likely have fewer driver/compatibility issues anyway. Newer and higher tier is just not worth another few hundred dollars these days.
Someone else may have a reason I'm wrong though: I'm open to a reason this is bad advice.
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Tip I keep giving people about #ComputerHardware that I wonder if anyone has a counterpoint too...
A #GraphicsCard is still a Graphics Card, even if it's old or low end. Even the obsolete #NVIDIA 1050 in my laptop can render billions of polygons at 60fps, more if I give it external cooling, and is capable of every major shader operation, short of #Raytracing, that a newer card is: other than a potentially heavy short-term load like #Resonite and #Blender can throw when you're building something complicated, the only useful thing my cards are short on is #VRAM. Hell, even the embedded #GPU in the old i7 #CPU, and the #iGPU in my desktop's #AMD 7600 can run less intensive games like Black Mesa without many issues. (I know this because I've run them with the graphics card deactivated, I actually can't get Black Mesa to run with it.)
If you're building a computer and don't know what to get, just get the cheapest graphics card that meets your VRAM needs. (Probably at least 8GB with how unoptimized User Generated Content in spaces like Resonite can get, or how unoptimized "professional" developers have gotten)
Outside of specific issues, there's really not much need to get the high tier or later cards, unless you know a specific need for it: the 5 year old mid-tier will give you a passable experience in the majority of cases, and will likely have fewer driver/compatibility issues anyway. Newer and higher tier is just not worth another few hundred dollars these days.
Someone else may have a reason I'm wrong though: I'm open to a reason this is bad advice.
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Tip I keep giving people about #ComputerHardware that I wonder if anyone has a counterpoint too...
A #GraphicsCard is still a Graphics Card, even if it's old or low end. Even the obsolete #NVIDIA 1050 in my laptop can render billions of polygons at 60fps, more if I give it external cooling, and is capable of every major shader operation, short of #Raytracing, that a newer card is: other than a potentially heavy short-term load like #Resonite and #Blender can throw when you're building something complicated, the only useful thing my cards are short on is #VRAM. Hell, even the embedded #GPU in the old i7 #CPU, and the #iGPU in my desktop's #AMD 7600 can run less intensive games like Black Mesa without many issues. (I know this because I've run them with the graphics card deactivated, I actually can't get Black Mesa to run with it.)
If you're building a computer and don't know what to get, just get the cheapest graphics card that meets your VRAM needs. (Probably at least 8GB with how unoptimized User Generated Content in spaces like Resonite can get, or how unoptimized "professional" developers have gotten)
Outside of specific issues, there's really not much need to get the high tier or later cards, unless you know a specific need for it: the 5 year old mid-tier will give you a passable experience in the majority of cases, and will likely have fewer driver/compatibility issues anyway. Newer and higher tier is just not worth another few hundred dollars these days.
Someone else may have a reason I'm wrong though: I'm open to a reason this is bad advice.
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Tip I keep giving people about #ComputerHardware that I wonder if anyone has a counterpoint too...
A #GraphicsCard is still a Graphics Card, even if it's old or low end. Even the obsolete #NVIDIA 1050 in my laptop can render billions of polygons at 60fps, more if I give it external cooling, and is capable of every major shader operation, short of #Raytracing, that a newer card is: other than a potentially heavy short-term load like #Resonite and #Blender can throw when you're building something complicated, the only useful thing my cards are short on is #VRAM. Hell, even the embedded #GPU in the old i7 #CPU, and the #iGPU in my desktop's #AMD 7600 can run less intensive games like Black Mesa without many issues. (I know this because I've run them with the graphics card deactivated, I actually can't get Black Mesa to run with it.)
If you're building a computer and don't know what to get, just get the cheapest graphics card that meets your VRAM needs. (Probably at least 8GB with how unoptimized User Generated Content in spaces like Resonite can get, or how unoptimized "professional" developers have gotten)
Outside of specific issues, there's really not much need to get the high tier or later cards, unless you know a specific need for it: the 5 year old mid-tier will give you a passable experience in the majority of cases, and will likely have fewer driver/compatibility issues anyway. Newer and higher tier is just not worth another few hundred dollars these days.
Someone else may have a reason I'm wrong though: I'm open to a reason this is bad advice.
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Tip I keep giving people about #ComputerHardware that I wonder if anyone has a counterpoint too...
A #GraphicsCard is still a Graphics Card, even if it's old or low end. Even the obsolete #NVIDIA 1050 in my laptop can render billions of polygons at 60fps, more if I give it external cooling, and is capable of every major shader operation, short of #Raytracing, that a newer card is: other than a potentially heavy short-term load like #Resonite and #Blender can throw when you're building something complicated, the only useful thing my cards are short on is #VRAM. Hell, even the embedded #GPU in the old i7 #CPU, and the #iGPU in my desktop's #AMD 7600 can run less intensive games like Black Mesa without many issues. (I know this because I've run them with the graphics card deactivated, I actually can't get Black Mesa to run with it.)
If you're building a computer and don't know what to get, just get the cheapest graphics card that meets your VRAM needs. (Probably at least 8GB with how unoptimized User Generated Content in spaces like Resonite can get, or how unoptimized "professional" developers have gotten)
Outside of specific issues, there's really not much need to get the high tier or later cards, unless you know a specific need for it: the 5 year old mid-tier will give you a passable experience in the majority of cases, and will likely have fewer driver/compatibility issues anyway. Newer and higher tier is just not worth another few hundred dollars these days.
Someone else may have a reason I'm wrong though: I'm open to a reason this is bad advice.
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My ancient Radeon RX 460 video card in our TV computer was overheating, with a #GPU temperature typically around 70° C. Today I replaced it with a Quadro P4000 (used price <$100). The new card drives the 4K TV happily, running at just 35° C.
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My ancient Radeon RX 460 video card in our TV computer was overheating, with a #GPU temperature typically around 70° C. Today I replaced it with a Quadro P4000 (used price <$100). The new card drives the 4K TV happily, running at just 35° C.
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My ancient Radeon RX 460 video card in our TV computer was overheating, with a #GPU temperature typically around 70° C. Today I replaced it with a Quadro P4000 (used price <$100). The new card drives the 4K TV happily, running at just 35° C.
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My ancient Radeon RX 460 video card in our TV computer was overheating, with a #GPU temperature typically around 70° C. Today I replaced it with a Quadro P4000 (used price <$100). The new card drives the 4K TV happily, running at just 35° C.
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My ancient Radeon RX 460 video card in our TV computer was overheating, with a #GPU temperature typically around 70° C. Today I replaced it with a Quadro P4000 (used price <$100). The new card drives the 4K TV happily, running at just 35° C.
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China can’t innovate its way out of the AI hardware bottleneck: AEI https://www.byteseu.com/2152649/ #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #BusinessNews #ComputerHardware #KnowledgeAtlasTechnologyJSCLtd #Neutral #Technology
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I keep putting together wishlist #computerHardware builds
• Top tier 128GB DDR4, gen 3 #Ryzen
Decent. 3-5k USD for 1 gen newer. An improvement but, it's a waste. **I'd rather wait then spend 2x as much on a current gen #Threadripper #workstation**
• Mini-ITX which has always intrigued me,
• E-ATX Ryzen 9950X3D2All the i/o is m.2. They're buried under mobo heatsinks. I need PCI-E cards for #audioProduction, #ai acceleration. I'm fine w/RAID SATA III + USB storage
Ideal:
Fat #GPDPocket 5 w/replacable RAM & battery, MCIO, multi USB 4 & 3, BT6.2, WiFi 7, latest Ryzen ai 400-500, 512GB UFS5 for #Bazzite, [ #RetroGame OS], #UbuntuStudio, 100% sRGB, mech kb -
I keep putting together wishlist #computerHardware builds
• Top tier 128GB DDR4, gen 3 #Ryzen
Decent. 3-5k USD for 1 gen newer. An improvement but, it's a waste. **I'd rather wait then spend 2x as much on a current gen #Threadripper #workstation**
• Mini-ITX which has always intrigued me,
• E-ATX Ryzen 9950X3D2All the i/o is m.2. They're buried under mobo heatsinks. I need PCI-E cards for #audioProduction, #ai acceleration. I'm fine w/RAID SATA III + USB storage
Ideal:
Fat #GPDPocket 5 w/replacable RAM & battery, MCIO, multi USB 4 & 3, BT6.2, WiFi 7, latest Ryzen ai 400-500, 512GB UFS4.1 for #Bazzite, [ #RetroGame OS], #UbuntuStudio, 100% sRGB, mech kb -
I keep putting together wishlist #computerHardware builds
• Top tier 128GB DDR4, gen 3 #Ryzen
Decent. 3-5k USD for 1 gen newer. An improvement but, it's a waste. **I'd rather wait then spend 2x as much on a current gen #Threadripper #workstation**
• Mini-ITX which has always intrigued me,
• E-ATX Ryzen 9950X3D2All the i/o is m.2. They're buried under mobo heatsinks. I need PCI-E cards for #audioProduction, #ai acceleration. I'm fine w/RAID SATA III + USB storage
Ideal:
Fat #GPDPocket 5 w/replacable RAM & battery, MCIO, multi USB 4 & 3, BT6.2, WiFi 7, latest Ryzen ai 400-500, 512GB UFS5 for #Bazzite, [ #RetroGame OS], #UbuntuStudio, 100% sRGB, mech kb -
I keep putting together wishlist #computerHardware builds
• Top tier 128GB DDR4, gen 3 #Ryzen
Decent. 3-5k USD for 1 gen newer. An improvement but, it's a waste. **I'd rather wait then spend 2x as much on a current gen #Threadripper #workstation**
• Mini-ITX which has always intrigued me,
• E-ATX Ryzen 9950X3D2All the i/o is m.2. They're buried under mobo heatsinks. I need PCI-E cards for #audioProduction, #ai acceleration. I'm fine w/RAID SATA III + USB storage
Ideal:
Fat #GPDPocket 5 w/replacable RAM & battery, MCIO, multi USB 4 & 3, BT6.2, WiFi 7, latest Ryzen ai 400-500, 512GB UFS5 for #Bazzite, [ #RetroGame OS], #UbuntuStudio, 100% sRGB, mech kb -
I keep putting together wishlist #computerHardware builds
• Top tier 128GB DDR4, gen 3 #Ryzen
Decent. 3-5k USD for 1 gen newer. An improvement but, it's a waste. **I'd rather wait then spend 2x as much on a current gen #Threadripper #workstation**
• Mini-ITX which has always intrigued me,
• E-ATX Ryzen 9950X3D2All the i/o is m.2. They're buried under mobo heatsinks. I need PCI-E cards for #audioProduction, #ai acceleration. I'm fine w/RAID SATA III + USB storage
Ideal:
Fat #GPDPocket 5 w/replacable RAM & battery, MCIO, multi USB 4 & 3, BT6.2, WiFi 7, latest Ryzen ai 400-500, 512GB UFS5 for #Bazzite, [ #RetroGame OS], #UbuntuStudio, 100% sRGB, mech kb -
Best LG gaming monitor deal: Best-ever price on LG UltraGear 45-inch OLED curved monitor
SAVE $800: As of June 22, the LG UltraGear 45-inch OLED curved gaming monitor is on sale for…
#EuropeSays #Korea #KR #LG #ComputerHardware #Computex #custombuild #doom #gamingpc #grandtheftauto #guildwars #gundam #LGGroup #mario #modding #pccase #pcmod #rgblighting #techexpo #watercooling
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I found a motherboard that's far better than my current one but, that feels like such a silly thing to upgrade. lol. It's right around the most I'm willing to spend, and about a decade old.
Using the Combo Deal thing on Newegg, I could drop more than double or triple on a newer machine that is far from what I really want and be left with an old mobo, CPU, RAM. That seems even sillier.
This desktop was actually a gift from a distant relative. I've done a bunch of upgrades already. It's still going strong other than the one dying 3.5" HDD.
I do plan on upgrading the GPU + PSU, among other additions.
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I found a motherboard that's far better than my current one but, that feels like such a silly thing to upgrade. lol. It's right around the most I'm willing to spend, and about a decade old.
Using the Combo Deal thing on Newegg, I could drop more than double or triple on a newer machine that is far from what I really want and be left with an old mobo, CPU, RAM. That seems even sillier.
This desktop was actually a gift from a distant relative. I've done a bunch of upgrades already. It's still going strong other than the one dying 3.5" HDD.
I do plan on upgrading the GPU + PSU, among other additions.
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I found a motherboard that's far better than my current one but, that feels like such a silly thing to upgrade. lol. It's right around the most I'm willing to spend, and about a decade old.
Using the Combo Deal thing on Newegg, I could drop more than double or triple on a newer machine that is far from what I really want and be left with an old mobo, CPU, RAM. That seems even sillier.
This desktop was actually a gift from a distant relative. I've done a bunch of upgrades already. It's still going strong other than the one dying 3.5" HDD.
I do plan on upgrading the GPU + PSU, among other additions.
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I found a motherboard that's far better than my current one but, that feels like such a silly thing to upgrade. lol. It's right around the most I'm willing to spend, and about a decade old.
Using the Combo Deal thing on Newegg, I could drop more than double or triple on a newer machine that is far from what I really want and be left with an old mobo, CPU, RAM. That seems even sillier.
This desktop was actually a gift from a distant relative. I've done a bunch of upgrades already. It's still going strong other than the one dying 3.5" HDD.
I do plan on upgrading the GPU + PSU, among other additions.
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I found a motherboard that's far better than my current one but, that feels like such a silly thing to upgrade. lol. It's right around the most I'm willing to spend, and about a decade old.
Using the Combo Deal thing on Newegg, I could drop more than double or triple on a newer machine that is far from what I really want and be left with an old mobo, CPU, RAM. That seems even sillier.
This desktop was actually a gift from a distant relative. I've done a bunch of upgrades already. It's still going strong other than the one dying 3.5" HDD.
I do plan on upgrading the GPU + PSU, among other additions.
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I wasn't using #TSME, because I'm not worried about someone getting to my physical RAM chips, but #AMD removing it from #Ryzen processors via a BIOS update without explanatiob isn't just a really bad #marketing decision, it feels like it should be illegal. What if I bought a Ryzen for a publicly accessible #computer with intent to use that feature? What if it being on the 7600 was a factor in, say, a school or library buying it for their public #computers? What if I had to buy cheap DDR5 from somewhere I didn't trust not to somehow bug it afterafter the price went up?
Doesn't matter. I bought a product with features, and removing them via an update is unethical.
#ComputerHardware manufacturers need to stop removing features via firmware updates, and if even AMD is going to do this, we need to get a law about it.
https://www.technology.org/2026/06/16/amd-strips-memory-encryption-consumer-ryzen-cpus/
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I wasn't using #TSME, because I'm not worried about someone getting to my physical RAM chips, but #AMD removing it from #Ryzen processors via a BIOS update without explanatiob isn't just a really bad #marketing decision, it feels like it should be illegal. What if I bought a Ryzen for a publicly accessible #computer with intent to use that feature? What if it being on the 7600 was a factor in, say, a school or library buying it for their public #computers? What if I had to buy cheap DDR5 from somewhere I didn't trust not to somehow bug it afterafter the price went up?
Doesn't matter. I bought a product with features, and removing them via an update is unethical.
#ComputerHardware manufacturers need to stop removing features via firmware updates, and if even AMD is going to do this, we need to get a law about it.
https://www.technology.org/2026/06/16/amd-strips-memory-encryption-consumer-ryzen-cpus/
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I wasn't using #TSME, because I'm not worried about someone getting to my physical RAM chips, but #AMD removing it from #Ryzen processors via a BIOS update without explanatiob isn't just a really bad #marketing decision, it feels like it should be illegal. What if I bought a Ryzen for a publicly accessible #computer with intent to use that feature? What if it being on the 7600 was a factor in, say, a school or library buying it for their public #computers? What if I had to buy cheap DDR5 from somewhere I didn't trust not to somehow bug it afterafter the price went up?
Doesn't matter. I bought a product with features, and removing them via an update is unethical.
#ComputerHardware manufacturers need to stop removing features via firmware updates, and if even AMD is going to do this, we need to get a law about it.
https://www.technology.org/2026/06/16/amd-strips-memory-encryption-consumer-ryzen-cpus/
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I wasn't using #TSME, because I'm not worried about someone getting to my physical RAM chips, but #AMD removing it from #Ryzen processors via a BIOS update without explanatiob isn't just a really bad #marketing decision, it feels like it should be illegal. What if I bought a Ryzen for a publicly accessible #computer with intent to use that feature? What if it being on the 7600 was a factor in, say, a school or library buying it for their public #computers? What if I had to buy cheap DDR5 from somewhere I didn't trust not to somehow bug it afterafter the price went up?
Doesn't matter. I bought a product with features, and removing them via an update is unethical.
#ComputerHardware manufacturers need to stop removing features via firmware updates, and if even AMD is going to do this, we need to get a law about it.
https://www.technology.org/2026/06/16/amd-strips-memory-encryption-consumer-ryzen-cpus/
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I wasn't using #TSME, because I'm not worried about someone getting to my physical RAM chips, but #AMD removing it from #Ryzen processors via a BIOS update without explanatiob isn't just a really bad #marketing decision, it feels like it should be illegal. What if I bought a Ryzen for a publicly accessible #computer with intent to use that feature? What if it being on the 7600 was a factor in, say, a school or library buying it for their public #computers? What if I had to buy cheap DDR5 from somewhere I didn't trust not to somehow bug it afterafter the price went up?
Doesn't matter. I bought a product with features, and removing them via an update is unethical.
#ComputerHardware manufacturers need to stop removing features via firmware updates, and if even AMD is going to do this, we need to get a law about it.
https://www.technology.org/2026/06/16/amd-strips-memory-encryption-consumer-ryzen-cpus/
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https://www.europesays.com/ie/?p=541102 MAXHUB Showcases AI-Powered Collaboration and Display Solutions at InfoComm 2026 #ArtificialIntelligence #Computer&Electronics #ComputerHardware #ConsumerElectronics #Éire #IE #Ireland #MAXHUB #Technology #TradeShowNews
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https://www.europesays.com/ie/540933/ Eforthink Launches Indoor Navigation and Spatial Services for UWB-Enabled Smartphones #ArtificialIntelligence #CloudComputingInternetOfThings #Computer&Electronics #ComputerHardware #ComputerSoftware #Eforthink #Éire #IE #Ireland #NewProducts&Services #Technology #TelecommunicationsIndustry
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The motherboard is the backbone of every computer, and AI is making it smarter than ever.
AI-assisted design
Smart power management
Predictive maintenance
Intelligent cooling
Automated testing
AI-driven overclockingFuture motherboards won't just connect components—they'll optimize and manage themselves in real time.
#AI #ArtificialIntelligence #JMSM #KNKA #Motherboard #ComputerHardware #Technology #TechInnovation
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The motherboard is the backbone of every computer, and AI is making it smarter than ever.
AI-assisted design
Smart power management
Predictive maintenance
Intelligent cooling
Automated testing
AI-driven overclockingFuture motherboards won't just connect components—they'll optimize and manage themselves in real time.
#AI #ArtificialIntelligence #JMSM #KNKA #Motherboard #ComputerHardware #Technology #TechInnovation
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The motherboard is the backbone of every computer, and AI is making it smarter than ever.
AI-assisted design
Smart power management
Predictive maintenance
Intelligent cooling
Automated testing
AI-driven overclockingFuture motherboards won't just connect components—they'll optimize and manage themselves in real time.
#AI #ArtificialIntelligence #JMSM #KNKA #Motherboard #ComputerHardware #Technology #TechInnovation
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The motherboard is the backbone of every computer, and AI is making it smarter than ever.
AI-assisted design
Smart power management
Predictive maintenance
Intelligent cooling
Automated testing
AI-driven overclockingFuture motherboards won't just connect components—they'll optimize and manage themselves in real time.
#AI #ArtificialIntelligence #JMSM #KNKA #Motherboard #ComputerHardware #Technology #TechInnovation
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The motherboard is the backbone of every computer, and AI is making it smarter than ever.
AI-assisted design
Smart power management
Predictive maintenance
Intelligent cooling
Automated testing
AI-driven overclockingFuture motherboards won't just connect components—they'll optimize and manage themselves in real time.
#AI #ArtificialIntelligence #JMSM #KNKA #Motherboard #ComputerHardware #Technology #TechInnovation
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Europe Data Center Industry: $148 Billion Market Opportunity, Including $58 Billion in Construction Investments by 2031
Industry Analysis Report, Regional Outlook, Growth Potential, Price Trends, Competitive Market Share & Forecast 2026–2031. CHICAGO, June 10,…
#Europe #EU #AriztonAdvisory&Intelligence #ArtificialIntelligence #Computer&Electronics #ComputerHardware #ComputerSoftware #DataAnalytics #MarketResearchReports
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SSD form factors come in different shapes and connection types—AIC, 2.5-inch, M.2, E1.S, U.2, and mSATA—each built for different performance, space, and system design needs 😎👇
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SSD form factors come in different shapes and connection types—AIC, 2.5-inch, M.2, E1.S, U.2, and mSATA—each built for different performance, space, and system design needs 😎👇
Find high-res pdf ebooks with all my technology related infographics at https://study-notes.org