… The Intel LGA 1851 Platform For its Arrow Lake lineup, Intel introduced a brand new socket, which ends the reign of the LGA 1700 series after a little over three years. The new socket was LGA 1851, and this was first featured on the 800-series motherboards. …
Gigabyte has confirmed support for the upcoming Intel Arrow Lake "Core Ultra 200S Plus" Refresh CPUs in the new BIOS for its Z890 motherboards. …
JEDEC is developing a new CQDIMM standard for DDR5 CKD memory modules, which will offer higher capacities on future platforms. …
… As for availability, the first BIOS's from ASUS are expected on the 25th of March while Gigabyte is claiming that their 300-series X370, B350, A320 motherboards natively support the new CPUs & no new updates are required. …
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AMD's AM4 platform will soon receive new CPU updates, including Ryzen 5 5600XT, Ryzen 5 5600T, and Ryzen 3 5300G. …
… It's not just ASUS, but we also saw GIGABYTE showcasing its Arrow Lake Refresh-compatible motherboard at CES called Z890 AORUS ELITE WiFi7 PLUS . While this was a new motherboard, its existing motherboards will also get newer BIOS updates for the upcoming CPUs. …
… They recently announced FSR 4.1 support for older RDNA GPUs such as RX 7000 & RX 6000 series, while accelerating FSR with new updates such as the upcoming FSR Diamond technology . …
NVIDIA has announced RTX Spark , its brand-new PC platform, designed in collaboration with Microsoft, as it starts a new chapter of its client brand. …
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