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r/nvidia · u/pcgameshardware · 1w ago

Asus showed a special RTX 5090 with a curved AMOLED display and up to 800W power input

Asus showed us another version of the ROG Astral Geforce RTX 5090 at Computex, and honestly, the main point here is probably not the spec sheet, but the pictures. This is the ROG Astral Geforce RTX 5090 Edition 20, part …

r/linux · u/PracticallyHumanoid · 1w ago

I've been building a terminal-based monitoring dashboard called SystemPi

It provides real-time visibility into CPU usage, per-core activity, temperatures, memory, storage, network throughput, power status, and overall system health. It also supports multiple dashboard layouts and themes depen…

r/hardware · u/pcgameshardware · 1w ago

Noctua teases quiet AIO pump ahead of Computex

Noctua has teased its upcoming AIO liquid cooler again, and the short clip seems less about showing a new product and more about hinting at the noise work behind it. The cooler itself is not new information. Noctua alrea…

r/linuxquestions · u/Emre-Y · 1w ago

Are ARM laptops actually bad for Linux and Open Source?

There's a lot of excitement around ARM laptops right now, now that Nvidia also got into this. Better performance per watt, impressive battery life, Apple Silicon changed everyone's expectations. I get it. But there's a p…

r/Android · u/MishaalRahman · 4w ago

New features, emojis, & security improvements: Here’s everything new coming to Android!

Hi Reddit, We just wrapped up The Android Show | I/O Edition, and a core theme of the show was how we’re making your phone more helpful so that you can spend less time looking at it and more time living your life. To mak…

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