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The NVIDIA GB200 superchip (which has CPU + GPU) consumes 2,700 watts!

The NVIDIA GB200 superchip (which has CPU + GPU) consumes 2,700 watts!

In recent months, artificial intelligence has been on everyone’s lips, as has NVIDIA, since thanks to the development of chips specifically designed for it, it has become the most valuable company in the world. Of course, they continue to work to continue to be the spearhead of this technology, but at what cost? Today, we ...

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Intel CPU instability affects mid-range and ‘non-K’ models

Intel CPU instability affects mid-range and ‘non-K’ models

There is a lot of problems What Intel has experienced in recent years, and the processors of the last two generations that currently exist have a instability which can render your tokens completely unusable. Although it has been difficult for them to acknowledge it, they are aware that the problem comes from their processors, that ...

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What is GPU TGP and how is it different from CPU TDP?

What is GPU TGP and how is it different from CPU TDP?

If you’ve bought a processor and looked at its specifications, you’ve probably seen the parameter TDP. This value is important mainly when selecting the CPU heatsink. Well, for graphics cards, settings are used TGP and TBPBut do all these acronyms mean the same thing or are there differences between these values? All of these parameters ...

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How to assign specific CPU cores to an application

How to assign specific CPU cores to an application

When we use a computer, all the applications we use by default grab all the nuclei of our processor to work, although there are ways to prevent programs from using all cores, and that is to change the affinity. It may seem unnecessary at first, but there are times when we can choose to assign ...

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PS5 Pro CPU performance increase is only 10%

PS5 Pro CPU performance increase is only 10%

The performance increase of the PS5 Pro CPU is only 10%. For the GPU it is at least 45%. What rumors there were! The PS5 Pro has twice as much power as the PlayStation 5, or preferably four times as much power in a direct comparison. In the end it is “only” 10% on the ...

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What is the best CPU temperature?

What is the best CPU temperature?

The processor is the chip in your computer that is responsible for most daily calculations. In short, it’s the part that does most of the work to make Windows and applications work. The ideal temperature is as cold as possible, as a CPU running hot could cause problems ranging from unwanted system crashes to physical ...

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How to Get It Right When Choosing a Heatsink for Your CPU

How to Get It Right When Choosing a Heatsink for Your CPU

Changing parts of our computer can be extremely tedious, as it usually always involves having to look at new configurations and check that everything obviously works. And although there are pages that offer us assistance when creating a complete configuration, we may still have doubts about which component is better and why, in this way ...

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Intel recently released a new fastest CPU

Intel recently released a new fastest CPU

The Special Edition of the Intel Core i9-14900KS is definitely special – for better or worse. If the crowbar isn’t enough, you’ll probably have to use dynamite: After Intel’s Core i9-14900K has already made our tech editor Nils doubt the usefulness of some CPU developments (see video below), the manufacturer is upping the ante with ...