… Since they're trained on way bigger datasets with massive enterprise compute, they're in a whole different league in terms of performance. They're available in a browser window on any device, and aren't constrained by your computer's hardware the way local LLMs are. …
… Intel's Arc Pro B70 discrete GPU will be available starting March 25th, 2026, both as an Intel-branded model and through AIB partners ARKN, ASRock, Gunnir, Maxsum, and Sparkle. Intel's branded Arc Pro B70 GPU costs $949 AIB prices will vary . …
… A NTC works equally well on all GPUs from GTX 10 series onwards with no performance difference B NTC requires an RTX 4090 or higher and cannot run on any other GPU C NTC works best on GPUs with Tensor Cores but can run on older hardware with a significant performance cost D NTC only runs on data ce… …
… There's no use chasing 80Wh batteries just to sustain a baseline 30W drain. Chips should be optimized for maximum performance per watt at sub-12W limits in order to compete with the Steam Deck. …
… Modern AMD APUs also pair capable iGPUs with strong CPU performance, making them well-suited for multitasking, productivity workloads, and, to some extent, content creation. …
… It features 77% improved GPU performance, and Qualcomm claims it can bring 90FPS gameplay to the Snapdragon 4 series "for the first time." Qualcomm didn't share any more info in the press release about what devices we'll see the chip in or how much they will cost. …
… The ProArt P16 is surprisingly thin and light It's unclear when the laptops will release or how much they'll cost On the P16 side, the laptop features up to 6,144 Blackwell RTX cores and 128GB of unified LPDDR5X RAM, delivering 1 petaflop of AI performance. …
… If Microsoft dials back on AI hype and listens to the daily pain points of its users, it can turn the tide. The company needs to stop treating Outlook like a cost-cutting exercise and start treating it like the flagship experience it deserves to be.
… Related 6 PC hardware facts that still sound like myths PC components don't always behave in line with common assumptions Bigger numbers doesn't equal better performance Possibly the most common misconception One of the biggest reasons this happens is that buyers often treat larger numbers as proof… …
… Lastly, check the model number to confirm it's not an ancient SSD with unusually high power consumption or performance that's barely competitive with a mainstream consumer SSD. …
