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Cheapest 5090 ever? Lucky PC builder finds RTX 5090 for 'just' $1,679 at Walmart, saving $1,520 — card has worked 'flawlessly' ever since

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Tom's Hardware · 06/06/2025 08:14 EDT

One lucky PC builder found a third-party returned RTX 5090 at Walmart for well below MSRP. Read more ›

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AMD scoops entire Untether AI chip team — Canada AI inference outfit will cease product support

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Tom's Hardware · 06/06/2025 07:34 EDT

AMD hires Untether AI's entire engineering team, shuttering the company's operations. Read more ›

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AMD's discrete desktop GPU market share hits all-time low as Nvidia extends its lead

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Tom's Hardware · 06/06/2025 06:21 EDT

Shipments of AMD's GPUs in Q1 declined almost twofold from Q4 despite the launch of Radeon RX 9070-series products that AMD deems successful. Read more ›

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Graphene thermal pad for AMD CPUs promises 17X better conductivity than thermal paste, 2X improvement over Thermal Grizzly

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Tom's Hardware · 06/05/2025 14:33 EDT

Coracer has launched the GPE-01 graphene pads for AMD's AM5 processors. Read more ›

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Where to buy Nintendo's Switch 2 games console

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Tom's Hardware · 06/05/2025 13:38 EDT

Here's where to buy the latest Nintendo Switch 2 games console. Read more ›

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AMD RX 9060 XT 16GB flies off shelves, 8GB lingers - GPU launch highlights demand split between variants

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Tom's Hardware · 06/05/2025 13:24 EDT

In the early hours following the launch of the AMD RX 9060 XT, the card's stock at MSRP for the 8GB model seems to continue to be somewhat stable worldwide. In stark contrast, the 16GB model seems like the hot ticket item of the day. Read more ›

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Hacker who breached 5,000 accounts to mine crypto arrested — 7-year cryptojacking scheme incurs $4.5 million in damages

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Tom's Hardware · 06/05/2025 12:17 EDT

Ukrainian authorities nabbed a hacker who used over 5,000 compromised online hosting accounts for mining cryptocurrency. Read more ›

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Where to buy AMD's RX 9060 XT

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Tom's Hardware · 06/05/2025 11:56 EDT

The AMD Radeon RX 9060 XT is out in the wild. Here's where to buy AMD's latest graphics card release. Read more ›

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GameStop Nintendo Switch 2 customers hit with punctured screens after store employees staple receipts to the box

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Tom's Hardware · 06/05/2025 11:50 EDT

Customer reports reveal some Nintendo Switch 2 inventory is being damaged accidentally at a Gamestop location in New York due to staples piercing the packaging material, damaging the console's OLED screen. Read more ›

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How to turn an old PC into a Linux web server

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Tom's Hardware · 06/05/2025 11:13 EDT

Reusing older hardware as a web server is a great way to learn web development, server administration, Read more ›

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Intel draws a line in the sand to boost gross margins - new products must deliver 50% to get the green light

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Tom's Hardware · 06/05/2025 10:59 EDT

In a presentation at Bank of America's global technology conference this year, Intel Products CEO Michelle Johnston Holthaus discussed some of Intel's intense moves to get back into contention against a fierce chip industry. Read more ›

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HighPoint's Gen5 M.2 NVMe PCIe card is here — promises 50 GB/s+ speeds for less than $1,000

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Tom's Hardware · 06/05/2025 10:44 EDT

Storage expert HighPoint has revealed details and pricing for its new Rocket 7604A RAID add-in-card. Its $999 AIC fits up to four M.2 SSDs and is claimed to deliver real-world 50 GB/s+ performance. Read more ›

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Would you buy this? $44 PC promises "powerful performance" and "striking visuals"

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Tom's Hardware · 06/05/2025 10:03 EDT

The Wo-We mini PC is amazingly cheap, but there are some trade-offs. Read more ›

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The Nintendo Switch 2 may face steeper repair costs — Japanese listings show up to a 92% increase in prices for replacement parts

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Tom's Hardware · 06/05/2025 09:43 EDT

Nintendo Japan's pricing for Switch 2 replacement parts suggests higher repair costs, which may extend globally as well. Read more ›

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Trump admin renegotiating Chips Act contracts, needles China over lowly advanced chip output

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Tom's Hardware · 06/05/2025 09:14 EDT

U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick tells the U.S. Senate that the White House is renegotiating with CHIPS Act recipients, hoping to get more investments from recipients. Read more ›

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Forget about Switch 2, this PlayStation 5 Pro deal is the best gaming choice

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Tom's Hardware · 06/05/2025 08:41 EDT

The most powerful gaming console out there. Sony's PlayStation 5 Pro is discounted by £63 today. Read more ›

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DDR4 prices continue to surge — reportedly increased by 50% in the second half of May alone

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Tom's Hardware · 06/05/2025 08:23 EDT

'Rapid spike' in DDR4 spot pricing precipitated by manufacturer phase out plans, US-China tensions, and market uncertainties. Read more ›

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Elon Musk's SpaceX to build its own advanced chip packaging factory in Texas – 700mm x 700mm substrate size purported to be the largest in the industry

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Tom's Hardware · 06/05/2025 08:06 EDT

Elon Musk reportedly plans to move some chip packaging capabilities in-house at SpaceX. Read more ›

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Corsair HX1200i ATX 3.1 PSU Review

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Tom's Hardware · 06/05/2025 08:00 EDT

Corsair's HX1200i ATX 3.1 PSU boasts premium power delivery with digital monitoring capabilities, outstanding performance, and impressive thermal design. Read more ›

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Scientists print 'world's smallest violin' in platinum with nanolithography — UK physicists push toward nanoscale computing

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Tom's Hardware · 06/05/2025 07:13 EDT

Physicists at the UK's Loughborough University have printed the "world's smallest violin" in platinum, measuring 13 x 35 microns. The nanolithography achievement will pave the way for studying the future of nanoscale computing. Read more ›

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