More players. More choices. Unlocking HDMI gaming features

Gamers have more freedom and choices than ever to play in every room in their house, in other locations or even on the move, without breaking the bank. All major manufacturers of HDTVs include key HDMI® gaming features that make playing feel more immersive and responsive, reduce lag and maximize the overall experience. Add in the choice of using 4K or even upscaled 8K, and you don’t have to play in an esports arena to get the full effects the game designers intend....

June 14, 2025 · 2 min · 357 words · Mr. Nathan Smith

Motherboards and systems with China's Loongson CPUs now shipping to US customers — options start from $373 for a DTX board with processor and cooler

Two new motherboards for theChinese-made Loongson 3A6000 CPUare now available on AliExpress. These motherboards are available in various configurations ranging from a barebones motherboard with CPU through a complete prebuilt computer that also includes RAM, a hard drive, and a discrete graphics card. AliExpress has two motherboard models featuring the Longsoon 3A6000 that are now beginning to ship worldwide. The first, theLoongson 3A6000 7A2000 main board, sells for $372.91 without memory, a storage device, or a discrete graphics card....

June 14, 2025 · 2 min · 414 words · Tammy Gonzalez

MSI on track to ship 10 million motherboards in 2025 despite a reportedly cautious AI strategy — milestone would be first for the company, matching Gigabyte

MSI is reportedly on track to ship more than 10 million motherboards in 2025, the first time it would hit such a milestone while matching Gigabyte, according toDigiTimes. The surge is credited to strong demand for boards built around AMD’s X870 and Intel’s Z890 chipsets, along with crowd-pleasing thermal designs and aesthetics across product lines. Not to mention, the value proposition of its higher-end models thatoffer flagship quality for a little less....

June 14, 2025 · 3 min · 483 words · James Freeman

MSI overclocker confirms CUDIMMs work with AMD Ryzen 8000 and 9000 processors

Up until recently, it was thought that CUDIMMs would be exclusively supported by Intel’s Arrow Lake-S desktop platform. However, it looks like AMD’s Ryzen 9000-series processors will also be able to work with CUDIMMs - at least according to MSI - reportsVideoCardz. During a recent webcast, MSI confirmed that while AMD’s upcoming X870 and X870E motherboards will support CUDIMMs with Ryzen 8000 and 9000 series CPUs, they are currently incompatible with the Ryzen 7000 series processor family....

June 14, 2025 · 2 min · 417 words · Patricia Elliott

MSI X870E Carbon WIFI Motherboard Review: USB 4.0 has arrived

Tom’s Hardware Verdict The X870E Carbon offers a wide-ranging feature set with several “EZ DIY” features to make building a PC easier. It performs well, looks good, is priced in line with the competition, and is a solid option in the upper mid-range space. Robust power delivery w/110A SPS MOSFETs 5GbE and 2.5 GbE ports Loads of “EZ” features Four Type-C ports on rear IO Plenty of power to go around...

June 14, 2025 · 10 min · 1934 words · David Williams

New Oklahoma data center can withstand 310 MPH winds and tornadoes — facility spans 65,000 square feet, promises 100% uptime

Salt Lake City-based server provider Tonaquint is currently recommissioning a 65,000-square-foot data center to survive tornado force winds. The company solutions provideracquired this facilityfrom EdgeX in late 2023 and has been operating data centers in Boise, Idaho and St. George, Utah since 2008. The new plans will convert the facility from a single-client operation to a multi-client data center. It will be a state-of-the-art facility, positioned for 100% uptime thanks to a structure that can survive tornado-force winds up to 310 miles per hour....

June 14, 2025 · 2 min · 410 words · Yvonne Arias

Nintendo Switch Battery Draining Fast? How to Fix It

While you can always use the Switch with its power cable plugged in, one of its most appealing features is its portability. When the battery is working well and holding a charge, you can play for hours with nary a wall outlet in sight. However, the efficiency of any battery drains over time, and any seasoned Switch player can attest that it happens on the console too. Even though it’s inevitable that the battery will not hold a charge as well after hours of playing and charging, there are still a few fixes that can help when you feel like your Switch has experienced a sharp decrease in how long it can stay away from the plug....

June 14, 2025 · 5 min · 986 words · Kimberly Klein

Nvidia GB200 production ramps up after suppliers tackle AI server overheating and liquid cooling leaks

Nvidia suppliers building its Blackwell AI server racks have reportedly solved a series of technical hurdles, allowing them to accelerate production of the GB200 AI rack. According to theFinancial Times, suppliers including Foxconn, Inventec,Dell, and Wistron have made “a series of breakthroughs” to allow shipments to kick off. Shipments of the GB200 were delayed due to technical issues that emerged at the end of last year, disrupting production. Nvidia’s Taiwanese partners announced atComputex 2025that shipments of the GB200 racks had commenced at the end of Q1 2025, the FT wrote, stating that “production capacity was now being rapidly scaled up....

June 14, 2025 · 3 min · 434 words · David Smith

Nvidia reports the latest GeForce drivers are causing issues in Corsair iCUE and Bluestacks — Users need to rollback drivers as a temporary fix

Nvidiasays that users may experience high CPU usage in Corsair’s iCUE software and Bluestacks with its newly launchedGeForce 566.03WHQL drivers. A key highlight for these drivers is that they are “Game Ready” for the upcomingCall of Duty: Black Ops 6,Red Dead Redemption, andDragon Age: The Veilguard, to name a few. There also exist a handful of additional bugs - but that’s expected with every driver release. Affected users have been advised to rollback drivers as a stopgap solution until Nvidia finds the root cause of the problem....

June 14, 2025 · 3 min · 433 words · Rebecca Ware

Nvidia shows off Rubin Ultra with 600,000-Watt Kyber racks and infrastructure, coming in 2027

Nvidia showed off a mockup of its future Rubin Ultra GPUs with the NVL576 Kyber racks and infrastructure atGTC 2025. These are intended to ship in the second half of 2027, more than two years away, and yet, as an AI infrastructure company, Nvidia is already well on its way to planning how we get from where we are today to where it wants us to be in a few years....

June 14, 2025 · 3 min · 496 words · Brianna Morales

Nvidia will reportedly start Blackwell server deliveries in early December — the first servers will go to Microsoft

After resolvingyield-killing issueswith the packaging ofB100 and B200AI GPUs,Tim Culpanreports that Nvidia is set to begin shipping its GB200 servers to major cloud service providers in early December. According to the analyst, key clients like AWS, Meta,Microsoft, and Oracle are lined up to receive Nvidia’s next-generation AI servers only a month behind schedule. However, the exact volumes are unclear. Microsoft set to get first GB200-based servers As expected, Nvidia will first ship its NVL36 and NVL72 servers....

June 14, 2025 · 3 min · 598 words · Melissa Lucero

Nvidia's 50-series laptop launch looks bumpy: slipping ship dates, game crashes, and delayed review units

There’s no nice way to say it: Nvidia’s RTX 50-series laptop GPU launch has been messy. For potential buyers, it’s a mix of drivers that aren’t fully baked and what we expect will be very limited amounts of stock. Behind the scenes, laptop manufacturers have seemingly been scrambling to get these things ready, with multiple delays.The first reviews of Nvidia RTX 50-series laptop GPUs have been trickling out this week, with exclusive YouTube videos followed by limited reviews of the GPU as a component, and finally the laptop reviews today, squeezing into the endof a promised March launch window....

June 14, 2025 · 7 min · 1407 words · Zachary Key

Nvidia's Jensen Huang expects GAA-based technologies to bring a 20% performance uplift

Nvidia’s Jensen Huang said during a Q&A session at GTC that next-generation process technologies relying on gate-all-around (GAA) transistors will likely bring about a 20% performance boost for the company’s processors, reportsEE Times. However, the most significant performance uplifts for Nvidia’s GPUs are brought by the company’s architectures, as well as software innovations.When asked about future generation Nvidia GPU architectures like Feynman, which is expected two generations from now (2028), Huang mentioned that if Nvidia transitions to a process technology that relies on GAA transistors, it should bring a 20% increase in performance....

June 14, 2025 · 4 min · 735 words · Donna Cruz