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Hardware

AMD's Ryzen 9 9900X3D finally makes sense at $499

Rare deal suddenly makes AMD's awkward X3D chip worth considering, closing the gap with the 9800X3D
In brief: AMD's 9900X3D has been an awkward middle child between the lauded 9800X3D and the flagship 9950X3D. However, a recent sale might make the CPU worth considering for users who want to save money on a 12-core 3D V-Cache processor.
Full story By Daniel Sims, 10 comments
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Car Tech Tech Culture

Tesla brings back "Mad Max" full self-driving mode that ignores speed limits

"What a lovely day!"
WTF?! What do you do if your electric vehicle company is under constant scrutiny from regulators over its safety record and dealing with multiple wrongful death lawsuits? If you're Tesla, it's to bring back "Mad Max" mode for the Full Self Driving System that breaks speed limits and adds more frequent lane changes.
Full story By Rob Thubron, 20 comments
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Hardware Gaming

Nvidia's RTX 5070 falls below $500, and now it's kind of irresistible

Price advantage against Radeon 9070 XT goes from from $50 to $200?
Winners & losers: Nvidia's RTX 5070 launched to a cold reception earlier this year, with TechSpot's review calling it "ultimately pointless." However, over the past few months, it has become one of the most valuable new graphics cards on the market. While its rivals struggle to reach MSRP, the 5070 continues to sink below it.
Full story By Daniel Sims, 28 comments
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Hardware AI

Memory and storage prices will only get worse, Adata CEO says

Rising AI demand pushes up prices for DRAM, NAND, SSDs, and HDDs
The big picture: Multiple manufacturers have recently frozen or hiked memory and storage prices as demand from AI data centers surges, and executives warn the situation may get worse before it gets better. Across the industry, AI and cloud giants are displacing traditional memory makers, while DDR4 RAM – once the backbone of PCs and servers – is slowly being phased out. The result is a perfect storm that's upending supply chains and reshaping the economics of the memory market.
Full story By Daniel Sims, 14 comments
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