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Kingston has announced the launch of its new Fury Renegade G5 PCIe 5.0 NVMe SSDs, designed for gamers, power-users and content creators. The new SSDs promise to deliver high performance and reliability, with speeds of up to 14,800 MB/s read and 14,000 MB/s write using 3D TLC NAND delivering greater than 2M IOPS. The drives are available in capacities ranging from 1TB to 4TB with a M.2 2280 form factor and feature a sleek design without a heatsink. It is highly recommended to use a heatsink for optimal performance, especially in gaming laptops and desktops.

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AMD has released a new beta driver for its Adrenaline software suite. The new driver brings support for the recently released Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion Remastered and adds FSR4 support to more games.

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NVIDIA Releases Game Ready Driver to Fix Bugs majorly on RTX 50 Series GPUs which was riddled with issues such as. black screen, less than stellar performance, and more.

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Tom Peterson has confirmed that XE3 IP is baked which means media engines, XMX matrix cores, ray tracing engines etc are designed and are awaiting trial fabrication to get pre-validated GPUs for testing and validation before entering mass production, final release drivers and software.

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IBM has announced its preliminary version of Granite 4.0 Tiny, which is a 1B parameter model that is 10x smaller than the previous version. The new model is designed to be more efficient and faster than the previous version, and is available for download on the IBM website.