Low Boon Shen is a journalist for Pokde, a technology-focused publication. With a keen interest in the latest developments in the tech industry, Low covers a wide range of topics including hardware releases, software updates, and industry trends. His articles provide readers with valuable insights and updates on the latest tech news and innovations.
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By: Boon Shen
While NVIDIA has officially made the transition from its old GeForce Experience app to the new eponymously-named app, and it looks like the new app has caused some issues on its own. Specifically, as Tom’s Hardware reported – the new app will cost up to 15% of gaming performance.
By: Boon Shen
As launch reviews were published in various media outlets (us included), the new Intel Core Ultra 200S series (codenamed Arrow Lake) shows varying degrees of performance regressions, and most of which – according to the chipmaker – was not in line with its expectations. Weeks of investigation later, Intel has identified the issues and has now published the first part of the report detailing what exactly went wrong.
The new COLORFUL iGame Shadow DDR5 series is available in XMP and EXPO variants, with CUDIMM kits to be released in the future.
AMD has launched launched five models under its Ryzen 9000 banner thus far, which includes four X-series chips (9950X, 9900X, 9700X & 9600X), plus the new Ryzen 7 9800X3D. Now, the question becomes when the non-X series, which often comes cheaper, will launch: and we have the answer courtesy of leaker @AnhPhuH on X (Twitter).
Memory and storage products maker AGI Technology will be showcasing its latest products in CES 2025 this coming January.
FANTHFUL, a partner of Sony Interactive Entertainment, has announced a new series of merchandise to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the PlayStation brand.
ASUS has brought us a new ExpertBook laptop to look at – the new ExpertBook B5 is among the first to feature the redesigned chassis and an all new look inside and out, starting with the box itself. Opening the box and you’re greeted with the same packaging layout as most other ASUS laptops, though this one is particularly packed with accessories – including the laptop sleeve tucked within the top half of the box.
Mugunghwa-kkochi Pieossseubnida! With Netflix’s hit-series Squid Game 2 coming to a screen near you this Thursday, Razer has announced the release of the its new Squid Game collection inspired by the iconic visuals of the Korean survival horror series.
Intel originally planned a new variant of x86 instruction set called "x86S" - but the chipmaker has recently confirmed that it stopped the development, though focus on x86 itself remain.
If you do watch YouTube a lot, there’s a good chance you stumbled upon some random content that promises big on its titles, but turned out to be unexciting at best, and completely different topic at worst. That’s an example of ‘clickbait’, and the video-sharing platform is starting to take this issue seriously. (And yes, I purposefully put the rainbow frame on this article’s thumbnail image to remind you readers.)
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