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Here is the GIGABYTE power supply with PCIe 5 for the RTX 40

Here is the GIGABYTE power supply with PCIe 5 for the RTX 40

We still don’t have PCI Express 5.0 power supplies, and although a few have already been announced on the market, not all manufacturers were on board. This time it’s GIGABYTE’s turn with its UDM1000GM PG5 power supply, the first to feature a 16-pin 12VHPWR connector. The PCIe Gen 5 power connector is still a huge ...

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The RX 6500 XT GPU would have issues in older PCs with PCIe 3.0

The RX 6500 XT GPU would have issues in older PCs with PCIe 3.0

After the presentation and the imminent arrival on the market of the RX 6500 XT everything looks rosy for users who don’t want to jump through the hoops of speculation or don’t have enough money to buy a superior model. The fact is that new reports cite a possible problem with this GPU that we ...

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It doesn’t matter if your SSD is TOP, it’s already obsolete: PCIe 5.0 is here

It doesn’t matter if your SSD is TOP, it’s already obsolete: PCIe 5.0 is here

The Phison E26 will be the new controller that the Taiwanese manufacturer specializing in the manufacture of NAND Flash memory has launched on the new generation SSD market under the PCIe 5.0 interface. The Phison E26 controller will be the first for SSD through the fifth generation PCIe interface, supporting the latest NVMe protocols and ...

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AMD adopts USB 4.0 and DDR5, but not PCIe Gen 5 in its new APU

AMD adopts USB 4.0 and DDR5, but not PCIe Gen 5 in its new APU

There are only a few days left for the presentation of the new AMD APUs for 2022, which will surely receive the names of 6000U, 6000H and 6000G in their different versions. Well, some new details have just been filtered that give us a better idea of ​​what Lisa Su is up to for laptops ...

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Intel shows its CPUs with PCIe 5 SSDs, up to 28 Gb / s speed!

Intel shows its CPUs with PCIe 5 SSDs, up to 28 Gb / s speed!

One of the capabilities of the newer Intel processors is their support for PCI Express 5.0, however, there are no compatible graphics cards yet, so what better than using an i9-12900K with a PCI Gen5 SSD. compatible to check hard drive transfer speed. How it works ? It’s not news or revelation that we will ...

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TeamGroup CARDEA A440 Pro Special Series PCIe 4.0 SSD, review

TeamGroup CARDEA A440 Pro Special Series PCIe 4.0 SSD, review

In this case, we are faced with the special A440 Pro series, which instead of coming with two heatsinks like the normal A440 Pro, only comes with the graphene heatsink which, in addition, is white in color. black instead to match the aesthetics of the SONY PlayStation. 5 console (even if the SSD is cloistered ...

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Intel will limit its new low-end processors or cards to PCIe 4.0

Intel will limit its new low-end processors or cards to PCIe 4.0

New bomb that has just emerged that could further segment the motherboard and processor market: Intel could limit its platform by removing a key future feature such as PCIe 5.0. The information comes from an error in a motherboard and the registered font, where it triggered all the alarms. Do youThere is a layer of ...

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This is the PCIe cable your new RTX 40 or RX 7000 GPU will need

This is the PCIe cable your new RTX 40 or RX 7000 GPU will need

It’s no secret that we’re going to have a new standard power connector for graphics cards, but so far we haven’t seen the 12-pin cable for PCIe Gen 5 and it turns out it’s the exact same shape as NVIDIA. Is it just a coincidence or has it been standardized? Hace unos días os hablábamos ...

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PCIe 5, 6, and 7 SSDs will need fans due to their temperature

PCIe 5, 6, and 7 SSDs will need fans due to their temperature

Phison is one of the most acclaimed and recognized flash controller manufacturers on the market, so he is very familiar with the advancements and issues to be addressed in the future of NVMe SSDs. Well, thanks to a live broadcast we were able to find out what the evolution of this type of storage will ...

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Asgard AN4, the first Chinese PCIe 4.0 SSD that reaches 7,500 MB / s

Asgard AN4, the first Chinese PCIe 4.0 SSD that reaches 7,500 MB / s

The Asgard AN4 uses an Innogrit IG5236 Rainier controller, but its biggest peculiarity is that it uses 128-layer 3D NAND TLC memory chips from the Chinese manufacturer YMTC, chips that carry their patented technology. Xtacking 2.0. This process involves producing interconnects and NAND stacks on separate wafers, then YMTC merges them line up the millions ...