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NVIDIA is set to introduce its first Arm-based Blackwell chip in Alienware gaming laptops, marking a significant shift in the gaming laptop market in early 2026. The ARM SoC is developed in collaboration with Mediatek utilizing Nvidia Blackwell architecture operating in 80-120W TDP range. This move is expected to enhance performance and efficiency in gaming laptops, with Alienware being the first to feature this technology. It will also include all latest AI features such as DLSS 4 MFG, Transformer model preset etc.

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Windows 11 24H2 introduces improved support for the Resilient File System (ReFS), Microsoft's modern file system designed to maximize data availability and scalability. This post guides you through creating an ReFS partition during a clean Windows 11 installation and explores advanced ReFS utilities for compression and data deduplication.

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Windows Subsystem for Linux 2 (WSL2) and Docker Desktop can consume significant disk space over time, especially for developers who regularly work with containers and Linux distributions. This post explores effective methods to reduce disk usage through proper management of the virtual hard disk files (VHDX) and Docker resources.

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AMD has unveiled its latest ML based super resolution algorithm dubbed FSR4: Project Redstone, at Computex 2025. This new iteration promises to deliver significant performance improvements and enhanced visual fidelity for gamers. FSR4 is designed to work seamlessly across a wide range of hardware, including both AMD and NVIDIA GPUs, making it a versatile solution for the gaming community.

NVIDIA has unveiled its latest 5060 series GPUs at Computex 2025, showcasing significant advancements in performance and efficiency with DLSS 4 and AI powered features. The new lineup includes the RTX 5060 & 5060 Ti, all built on the Blackwell architecture featuring on both desktops and laptops.