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Corsair introduces Vengeance RGB Pro SL memory series

Corsair has introduced a new memory series with the Vengeance RGB Pro SL. The most important features are a frequency of up to 3. 200 MHz and in kits with a capacity of up to 128 GB (4x 32 GB). The modules are available in a black and white design and also have a 10… Read more

Semiconductor supplier ASML achieves record sales of 14 billion euros

The Dutch semiconductor supplier ASML has 454 made more money than ever before: almost 3.7 billion euros in profit at almost 13 billion euros in sales. The fourth quarter 2020 accounted for almost 4.3 billion euros in sales and 1.1 billion euros in profit. ASML has almost a third of its annual turnover with the… Read more

Intel Optane, goodbye desktop and workstation? Only notebooks and servers for the future

Intel has announced the retirement of many Optane SSD for the consumer world, effectively canceling the offer for desktop PCs and workstations. The company focuses on the notebook world, with Optane Memory H 18 , and the server sector with second generation 3D XPoint memory. by Manolo De Agostini published 18 January 2021 , at… Read more

The semiconductor market continues the growth that began in 2020

Estimates for the semiconductor market are of a continuous recovery in sales during the 2021, after a 2019 down and a 2020 which, despite the pandemic, closed positively by Paolo Corsini published 18 January 2021 , at 18: 31 in the Processors channel Intel Qualcomm NVIDIA SK hynix Micron The semiconductor market recorded, during the… Read more

Intel discontinues Optane Memory-only SSDs

João Silva 53 mins ago Featured Tech News, SSD Drives Intel has discontinued all of its Optane Memory-only SSDs from the client-market segment without providing a new successor. As per Intel, from now on, the new Optane Memory H20 with solid-state storage will be the company’s product for that same segment. As per TomsHardware, Intel’s… Read more

Intel says goodbye to its Optane SSDs for the home market

by Antonio Delgado Ago 20 minutes ago … Following Intel’s decision to divest its memory division, including its facilities, to sell to SK Hynix, the continuity of several of its memory products that sector was in question. However, the Optane memories were not part of that agreement as it was a joint project between Intel… Read more

Intel Kills Off All Optane-Only SSDs for Consumers, No Replacements Planned

Home News In a surprising move with little fanfare, Intel announced that it is discontinuing all of its Optane-only SSDs for the consumer market. Surprisingly, the company says those drives aren’t going to see Optane-only replacements, apparently marking the end of its enthusiast-geared Optane SSDs for desktop PCs. Intel discontinued the Optane Memory M10, 800P,… Read more

HP S700 Pro in the test: a lot of pros, but also cons

Page 1: HP S 700 Pros in the test: A lot of pros, but also cons An SSD , which appears with the addition “Pro” in the name, basically makes you sit up and take notice. In the case of the HP SSD S 700 The IT giant can come up with solid key data… Read more

Reader test: These are the testers of the Crucial P5 with 2 TB!

At the end of last year we called on our readers and community members to apply for our latest reader test in collaboration with Crucial. We were looking for five testers who would put the manufacturer’s currently fastest NVMe SSD to the test at home and, after completing an extensive test report, wanted to keep… Read more

Phison’s PS5021-E21T Controller to Enable 5000 MBps Entry-Level SSDs

Home News (Image credit: Phison) Phison has announced its new controller for entry-level SSDs featuring a PCIe 4.0 x4 interface. The new PS5021-E21T controller supports the latest types of 3D NAND memory with a 1600 MT/s interface and promises to offer a sequential read speed of up to 5000 MBps. Meanwhile, the chip is made using an… Read more

Dream Machines G1650Ti – The premiere test of a slim notebook with Intel Core i5-1135G7 and NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 Ti

It’s been a while since the debut of Intel Tiger Lake-U mobile processors. Over the past few weeks, we have had the opportunity to test several cheaper and more expensive ultrabooks, using new Intel chips. Based on Willow Cove architecture and lithography 10 nm SuperFin has a pretty good performance, but to the top AMD… Read more

Micron Says Disruptions at Fabs Will Lower DRAM Supply, Affect Prices

Home News (Image credit: Micron) In a financial conference call Micron have said that the power outage on December 3 2020 and the earthquake on December 10 2020 will reduce its memory bit shipments in the ongoing quarter. Since Micron is a major DRAM producer, reduction of its shipments will inevitably affect memory prices. On a brighter… Read more

Analysis: Components in the iPhone 12 are significantly more expensive than in the predecessor

5G, redesigned, OLED in all devices: Apple should be up to 26 Percent more for the components of the iPhone 12 in autumn 2020. That emerges from a freshly published analysis by the market researcher Counterpoint. The “Bill of Materials” (BoM) is significantly more expensive than the iPhone 11 of the year 2019. mmWave particularly… Read more

Adata Teams Up with Gigabyte & MSI for 64GB DDR5-8400 Memory Modules

Home News (Image credit: Adata) Adata has teamed up with Gigabyte and MSI to ensure that its upcoming DDR5 memory modules will be able to hit an 8400 MT/s data transfer rate on Intel’s next-gen Alder Lake platform. The DDR5 memory promises a rather massive performance increase compared to DDR4 due to a tangible increase… Read more

HP EX900 Pro 1 TB M.2 NVMe SSD Review

Introduction HP, aka Hewlett Packard, is one of the most well-known tech companies in the world. They produce nearly every product you can think of: laptops, desktops, printers, enterprise hardware, and solid-state drives. For their SSD storage products, HP teamed up with BIWIN Storage, a large Chinese OEM for SSD solutions with 25 years of… Read more