Yesterday I already documented in great detail and above all in practical terms the negative impact that ground loops can have in the PC and what this means for the individual ground paths. If you haven’t read this article yet, you should perhaps catch up on it quickly for a better understanding, because it explains a lot of things that [...]
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The NVIDIA Grace CPU is an alternative to conventional x86 CPUs in the server sector. It is based on the Arm architecture and has up to 144 Neoverse V2 cores. There are two variants of the Grace CPU: firstly, the Grace Hopper Superchip with the H200 GPU and a single Grace chip with 72 cores and HBM memory, and secondly, the Grace Superchip, which [...]
With the CTE design, Thermaltake has tested a new approach to dissipate the waste heat from the components more efficiently. In the first iteration, however, this design led to problems with some GPU coolers, because heatpipes are little divas and are subject to the iron laws of physics. Thermaltake has now solved this problem with the E600 MX and [...]
The rumor about an Intel Arrow Lake-S desktop CPU with 24 cores and 24 threads at 3 GHz allegedly comes from InstaLatX64. Although there is no official confirmation yet, it seems that the Arrow Lake-S CPUs from Intel will have up to 8 P-cores and 16 E-cores. The P-cores may not support Hyper-Threading, which could have both advantages and [...]
Today I would like to dispel a few myths and, above all, explain why thermal compound is not just about the fillers and why there is a lot of marketing and even more inconsistencies and untruths in this gold-digger business. The article is also intended to raise awareness and help to separate honest and diligent suppliers from third-party [...]
It’s been a good year since we tested a small system from this manufacturer, but that changes today. So let’s start right away, if you want to refresh your memory of the last Mini-PC from ECS, you can do so here: Packaging and scope of delivery The compact cardboard box is printed in black and does not reveal much information about the [...]
AMD’s Zen 5 architecture will serve as the foundation for the red team’s next generation of CPU families, ranging from client PCs to high-performance data centers. During AMD’s quarterly earnings call in Q4 2023, CEO Dr. Lisa Su confirmed that Zen 5 will launch in the second half of 2024, again representing a significant step [...]
With the CUT 593 Mid-Tower, the renowned power supply manufacturer FSP (Fortron/Source) wants to gain a foothold in the highly competitive case market. Read on to find out whether two glass side panels and a fancy cable management system are really enough to directly attack the upper class. And if you’re wondering why there’s a [...]
Today marks the last round of the green super upgrade weeks and with the new GeForce RTX 4080 Super, there is a chip that is on the one hand more of the same and yet is supposed to be something different. With the RRP of 1109 euros (old model 1469 euros), the company naturally wants to create a sales impulse and at the same time suggest a [...]
ASUS has unveiled an extension to the Noctua edition range of GeForce RTX 30 and RTX 40 series GPUs to coincide with today’s launch at 3pm. The next GPU is based on NVIDIA’s flagship RTX-40 SUPER cards, the GeForce RTX 4080 SUPER. Although it is not in today’s test, two other cards are. ASUS has once again collaborated with [...]
