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Tom's HardwareSiliconAMD's FSR 4.1 now works on Radeon RX 6000 cards, Xbox Series X and S, and Ryzen AI Max, AI 9, and Z2 SoCs Earlier this year, AMD brought the previously RX 9000-exclusive FSR 4 upscaling tech to Radeon RX 7000-series graphics cards and promised an early 2027 release for RX 6000-series products.
Tom's HardwareSiliconMysterious AMD Zen 6 APU with 24GB of LPDDR5 memory appears in benchmarks An AMD engineering sample has made an appearance in a listing on OpenBenchmarking. According to a report by TechPowerUp , the chip could potentially be a part of AMD’s upcoming Gainsborough family…
Tom's HardwareSiliconU.S. Army developing program that would deploy AI agents to autonomously seek and destroy targets in enemy digital infrastructures The U.S. Army is allegedly developing a program to deploy autonomous AI agents that can navigate digital and network infrastructures, identify targets, and “neutralize” them. According to an Oct.
Tom's HardwareSiliconUS restarts three shut-down nuclear reactors to feed AI data centers The current and expected power draw of AI data centers has been the subject of strong discussion, but today, there appears to be some good news. Three U.S.
Tom's HardwareSiliconOblivion gamer uses Claude AI to boost average FPS gains up to 48%, stutters slashed by 90% The revelation that there was a ton of performance lying on the table in the remastered The Elder Scrolls Part IV: Oblivion won't be a surprise to people who have played the game, which is notorious…
Tom's HardwareSiliconBuy a complete RTX 5070 Ti gaming PC from Newegg and save $450 Here we are, nearly a year into the AI pricing apocalypse, and anyone who tried to build a PC during that time relied on some kind of combo deal to bring prices down to something more reasonable.
Tom's HardwareSiliconChina’s tech giants drop $35 billion on export-compliant Nvidia RTX Pro 5500 workstation GPU orders to power AI ambitions, according to reports Chinese technology giants ByteDance, Alibaba and Tencent have reportedly spent over $35 billion on orders for more than 3 million Nvidia RTX Pro 5500 workstation GPUs.
Tom's HardwareSiliconModern software is built on the backs of low-paid maintainers, opening the door to potential threats Modern computing systems and devices typically require pieces of crucial open-source software, typically maintained by unpaid or low-paid volunteers.
Tom's HardwareSiliconMods can almost double DLSS 5 performance through Foveation, reducing resolution at the edges of frames Popular graphics post-processing injector software ReShade, commonly used to mod DLSS 5 into unsupported games, now has a foveated imaging add-on , including another standalone project that doesn't…
Tom's HardwareSiliconModal taps Nvidia Vera CPUs after firm's internal tests show 2x throughput over Intel and AMD chips Nvidia has earned billions selling AI accelerators, but with the emergence of agentic AI, CPUs are going to play a considerably more significant role than before, which creates new opportunities for…
Tom's HardwareSiliconIntel asks FCC for waiver to buy foreign robots Intel has asked the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to make an exception for the automated guided vehicles (AGVs) that the company uses to transport the sensitive silicon wafers and other…
Tom's HardwareSiliconWindows 98 SE users get a Thunderbolt 4 driver, thanks to AI assistance Windows 98 SE devotees can now enjoy (experimental) support for USB4 and Thunderbolt 3/4. Developer and maker Yeo Kheng Meng, who also enjoys retrocomputing, recently released the vibe-coded xHCI98…
Tom's HardwareSiliconGoogle DeepMind claims four AI agents beat Minecraft in 27 hours by writing 2,783 programs of their own The game of Minecraft is no match for a team of four Gemini 4 Argon agents, as they were able to defeat it in 27 hours with 2,783 self-written programs, a paper from Google DeepMind reveals.
Tom's HardwareSiliconYou can now modify the vBIOS on Nvidia gaming GPUs without flashing thanks to a solo developer’s project Panchovix on GitHub recently released a VBIOS configurator for RTX 30-to 50-series cards that doesn’t require flashing.
Tom's HardwareSiliconA Chinese hacker used AI agents to break into more than 100 company websites A Chinese-speaking hacker has been observed using artificial intelligence (AI) agents to probe and then gain unauthorized access to more than 100 websites belonging to some extremely well-known…
Tom's HardwareSiliconFrench rioters ransack eSports team premises and are seen looting RAM sticks from PCs Leading French eSports club Team Vitality has confirmed that its Paris HQ has been smashed up, with trophies, computer equipment, and more looted over the weekend.
Tom's HardwareSiliconNorwegian undersea cable builder pitches 2,800-mile transatlantic data link between Canada and Europe to bypass the US A Norwegian company building fiber networks and data centers across Europe is looking for a majority partner to help fund and build a transatlantic undersea cable that would connect Canada with…
Tom's HardwareSiliconCreality Pika 3D scanner review: Good things come in small packages A 3D scanner is an amazing tool to add to your 3D printing workflow, allowing you to scan real-life objects to import into sculpting or CAD software, then print out your own modified copies on a 3D…
Tom's HardwareSiliconClaude Code AI agent caught a crypto miner hiding on a developer’s overheating Mac A developer using Claude Code to help build a temperature monitor app got a friendly warning from the coding agent.
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