Silently Gigabyte has launched a new mid-high-end motherboard for the Z390 fashion chipset. While it is true that currently the brand has covered all the possible spectrum of the market, weeks after its long presentation presents its latest plate: the Gigabyte Z390 Designare.
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The German manufacturer Be Quiet! has recently introduced its new Pure Power 11 power supplies. In this new version of its economic range, the efficiencies of the new models can reach up to 80Plus Gold, while there will be models available from 300 W to 700 W, at prices quite affordable for all users.
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Many users after long hours of gaming or intensive work end up with very painful wrists, either due to poor sitting posture or height differences. The truth is that even configuring our setup correctly there are people who suffer pain or simply do not feel comfortable with their keyboard. For them there are options with which Corsair has just presented, K70 RGB MK.2 LOW PROFILE and K70 RGB MK.2 LOW PROFILE RAPIDFIRE.
The manufacturer of solid storage units, Crucial, has just presented its new Crucial P1 SSD models. These new models have been designed to use the PCIe bus on the motherboard, so they have been developed following the M.2 form factor. With this, they become perfect units to replace the solid storage units of thin laptops.
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The NVIDIA RTX will complete a month from its presentation and the truth is that few data can be extracted from its performance under Ray Tracing. Let’s not talk about comparing with other architectures and much less making a comparison with an AMD graphics card, until today. Today, the real difference between the NVIDIA computing units versus the previous architectures under Ray Tracing can be accounted for.
Little is known at the moment of the Vega 20 card that AMD presented at the Taipei Computer Show and that as we confirmed will come in a lithography of 7 nm thanks to TSMC and with 32 GB of VRAM HBM2 in its version for Radeon Instinct. From the presentation by Lisa Su and the filtered data of TSMC, a series of conclusions have been drawn up to the point that Vega 20 could be up to 65% faster than Vega 64.
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