This Week's Best Deals on Intel CPUs, Samsung Gaming Monitors, Cool Gadgets, and More!

Editor's Letter | Amazon: Up to $500 off Gaming Monitors | Bambu Lab: Up to 40% Off Printers 3rd Anniversary Sale Created for yeasinn1.tech@blogger.com | Web Version June 27, 2025 CONNECT WITH TOM'S HARDWARE       SIGN UP ⋅   SHARE Editor's Letter Here at Tom's Hardware, we keep a close eye on the latest PC, peripheral, and component deals every day. You can always head to our site for more up-to-the-minute deals coverage, but the direct product links below are a quick cheat sheet of our favorite deals of the week that are still available. Quick Links Amazon: Up to $500 off Gaming Monitors Bambu Lab: Up to 40% Off Printers 3rd Anniversary Sale Lenovo: Up to 33% off Gaming Laptops Best Buy: Up to $180 off Hard Drives Newegg: Up to 51% off CPUs Editor's Picks Arctic Liquid Freezer III Pro 360 ARGB All-In-One CPU Cooler: was $144 now $93 The Arctic Liquid III Pro 360 is a more recent iteration of the Arctic Liquid III, with improved fans and thermals. This version uses 3x P12 Pro PWM fans with full ARGB and a 360mm radiator for cooling powerful CPUs when under load. Using 7 blades instead of 5, the P12 Pro fans can operate with less noise while also shifting more air. This cooler can connect to AM4/AM5 and Intel LGA1851/LGA1700 sockets, with all the included attachment pieces included in the box. The Arctic coolers are also known for incorporating an integrated VRM cooling fan into the CPU block-cooler design. View Deal Intel Core Ultra 7 265KF: was $320 now $209 The Intel Core Ultra 7 265KF is a 20-core processor consisting of 8 P-cores and 12 E-cores with 20 threads. The boost clocks of 5.4 GHz for the P-cores and 4.6 GHz for the E-cores help this processor to game and perform well in multithreaded applications. View Deal HOTO NEX O1 PRO 3.6V Screwdriver Set: was $60 now $49 HOTO's wireless screwdriver has three torque settings, charges over USB-C, and looks surprisingly good. It's even proven quite durable, as I've dropped it off of ladders and my workbench at least a dozen times, and it's still working flawlessly. View Deal Samsung 990 Pro 2TB SSD: was $169 now $149 The Samsung 990 Pro is one of the fastest and most popular PCIe Gen 4 SSDs available for both PCs and PlayStation 5 gaming. Using a 2280 form factor and M.2 connection. The 990 Pro can hit read/write speeds as high as 7,450/6,900 MB/s. View Deal Baseus MVP 3 flat-top USB-C charging cable: was $15 now $12 Want to use your mobile device while it's charging without having to contort your fingers around the USB-C port? Baseus has you covered with its angled, flat-topped braided charging cable. It supports up to 100W and is available in 3.3 or 6.6-foot lengths. View Deal Samsung 49-inch Odyssey G9 Monitor: was $1,299 now $849 This curved gaming monitor is certified by AMD FreeSync Premium Pro. It has a dense resolution of 5120 x 1440px and a refresh rate reaching as high as 240Hz. View Deal More Deals Where to buy Nintendo's Switch 2 games console Here's where to buy the latest Nintendo Switch 2 games console. Buy One Today Sign Up  |    Update Profile  |    Unsubscribe Privacy Policy  |    Cookies Policy  |    Terms and Conditions CONTACT US: FEEDBACK  |    ADVERTISE © Future Publishing Limited. Reg No. 2008885 England. Quay House, The Ambury, Bath BA1 1UA.

AMD Researchers Reduce VRAM Capacity of 3D-Rendered Trees From 38GB to 52 KB | HDMI 2.2 Arrives With New 'Ultra96' Cables

AMD researchers reduce graphics card VRAM capacity of 3D-rendered trees from 38GB to just 52 KB with work graphs and mesh nodes | HDMI 2.2 is here with new 'Ultra96' Cables | Asus ROG Azoth X Review: A very different aesthetic Created for yeasinn1.tech@blogger.com | Web Version June 26, 2025 CONNECT WITH TOM'S HARDWARE       SIGN UP ⋅   SHARE Big News AMD researchers reduce graphics card VRAM capacity of 3D-rendered trees from 38GB to just 52 KB with work graphs and mesh nodes Shifting CPU work to the GPU yields tremendous results HDMI 2.2 is here with new 'Ultra96' Cables Up to 16K resolution, higher maximum 96 Gbps bandwidth than DisplayPort, backwards compatibility & more Reviews Asus ROG Azoth X Review: A very different aesthetic Much, much brighter. More News Intel lays off hundreds of engineers in California, including chip design engineers and architects Automotive chip division also gets the axe Switch 2 has a 120 Hz screen with response times that are too slow for 60 Hz gaming, tester claims The Switch 2's response times aren't up to snuff. Western Digital's $500 million penalty for patent infringement reduced to a mere $1 court says recipient failed to 'adequately tie a dollar amount' to damages Massive $40 quad-fan JF15K Diamond CPU cooler wields dual-heatsinks for up to 280W TDP cooling capacity Jiushark's latest spans the entire width of a standard motherboard Man behind $245m Bitcoin theft has bizarre tale that includes kidnapped parents, fraud, and money laundering Suspect now faces up to 24 years in prison, half-million-dollar fine, and possible deportation to India Graphics Gigabyte prepares a low-profile RTX 5050 GPU Designed for SFF and aging gaming rigs DLSS Transformer Model for DLSS 4 is out of beta Nvidia looks to officially incorporate new model to improve image quality and efficiency Sign Up  |    Update Profile  |    Unsubscribe Privacy Policy  |    Cookies Policy  |    Terms and Conditions CONTACT US: FEEDBACK  |    ADVERTISE Future US LLC © Full 7th Floor, 130 West 42nd Street, New York, NY, 10036

$95M 500-Megawatt Power Substation Built for Intel Sits Idle | Modded 800W Nvidia RTX 5090 Beats RTX Pro 6000 in Tests

Power utility built $95 million 500-megawatt power substation for Intel's $100 billion Ohio fab, but six-year delay leaves substation capable of powering 500,000 homes idle | Nvidia RTX 5090 beats RTX Pro 6000 in tests after shunt mod to a staggering 800W - consumer flagship barely scrapes past the $10,000 Pro despite eye-watering power modification | Amazon Prime Day is just around the corner, but Samsung's 2TB 990 Pro SSD is already selling for $149 Created for yeasinn1.tech@blogger.com | Web Version June 24, 2025 CONNECT WITH TOM'S HARDWARE       SIGN UP ⋅   SHARE Big News Power utility built $95 million 500-megawatt power substation for Intel's $100 billion Ohio fab, but six-year delay leaves substation capable of powering 500,000 homes idle Quite badly. Nvidia RTX 5090 beats RTX Pro 6000 in tests after shunt mod to a staggering 800W - consumer flagship barely scrapes past the $10,000 Pro despite eye-watering power modification The performance increase looks poor compared to the increased power consumption, though. Deals Amazon Prime Day is just around the corner, but Samsung's 2TB 990 Pro SSD is already selling for $149 Still one of the fastest Gen 4 SSDs for PC CPUs Intel details 18A process technology - takes on TSMC 2nm with 30% density gain and 25% faster generational performance Highlights major performance, power, and density improvements enabled by RibbonFET transistors and PowerVia backside power delivery Graphics Chinese AI firm DeepSeek reportedly using shell companies to try and evade U.S. chip restrictions - allegedly procured unknown number of H100 AI GPUs after ban, but Nvidia denies the claim Nvidia says DeepSeek lawfully acquired H800 chips, not H100 Components Nvidia GPU owners may be losing performance because of a simple setting that's disabled by default - enabling Resizable Bar with Profile Inspector can enhance GPU performance by up to 10% in 3DMark Some applications still benefit from manually enabling ReBAR. Gigabyte's latest RGB firmware upgrade is bricking some motherboards, including Z790 series - dynamic lighting and RGB failures, rogue CPU fan usages, and more reported Users warn against installing the IT5701/5702 update Disabling Intel Graphics Security Mitigations boosts compute performance - 20% uplift from setting change that even Intel employs, despite unknown security risk Intel's GPU architectures are just as sensitive to performance variations from security mitigations as its CPUs. Rubin telescope to collect up to 500,000 TB of data from 3,200-megapixel camera over ten years - each image is 6.4 GB, facility has its own data center for data storage More data than you can shake a stick of memory at. Nintendo Switch 2 motherboards with chips are already available for $124 in China - PCBs sourced directly from the production line Nintendo Japan charges $175 to repair or replace the Switch 2's PCB. Sign Up  |    Update Profile  |    Unsubscribe Privacy Policy  |    Cookies Policy  |    Terms and Conditions CONTACT US: FEEDBACK  |    ADVERTISE Future US LLC © Full 7th Floor, 130 West 42nd Street, New York, NY, 10036