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Gigabyte Memory: the first DDR4 memory kit of the brand without RGB
Gigabyte has officially launched this year to manufacture and design its own memory modules. Already in the Taipei Computer Show (June 2018) Gigabyte showed through its subsidiary the AORUS RGB, to later expand the range with the AORUS DDR4-3200 MHz RGB, positioning itself in the high-end market from the beginning. Now they intend to cover another niche in a different market such as the one with the first RAM under the name of Gigabyte Memory.
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Overclocking Core i9-9900K is bad idea
Intel is not facing a good stage in this year 2018. Along with its problems of its lithography of 10nm the problems of supply of the chips to 14nm are added and later it has been criticized by the data that the company in charge of analyzing its Intel Core i9 -9900K did it for “error”. Now Gigabyte hand Intel has another small front in its 9th generation due to the temperature under overclocking.
Enable Ray Tracing in GTX 1080 and 1080 Ti
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.
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AMD RX 670 and 680 release date revealed
A lot of time AMD has been asleep as far as graphics cards are concerned. With NVIDIA introducing its new Turing architecture at RTX, it was to be expected that Lisa Su would step forward and present something to compete with. For now and as it happened between Pascal and Vega, it seems that AMD is going to focus on the mid-range chip with its Polaris 30.
Intel i9-9900K, i7-9700K, i5-9600K announced, specifications and prices revealed
The wait finally ends: Intel has announced the long-awaited 9th generation of its desktop processors for mid-range and high-end, with which it intends to compete and surpass AMD. Three will be chosen for this purpose: i9-9900K, i7-9700K and i5-9600K, where only one of them will achieve the long-awaited figure of 5 GHz.
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