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The Chinese company Coracer has presented branded thermal pads based on graphene for AMD processors with the AM5 socket. According to the stated specifications, they conduct heat much more efficiently and last much longer compared to traditional thermal paste. The Coracer GPE-01 “stickers” measure 32×32 mm and have a thermal conductivity of 130 W/m·K versus … Read more
The AMD Radeon RX 9060 XT graphics card, available in 8 GB and 16 GB versions, has gone on sale worldwide. The Russian market is no exception; however, the price of the new product at domestic retailers is significantly higher than the international recommended price. The RRP for the 8 GB and 16 GB versions … Read more
The Kommersant publication, citing retailers’ data, reported a decline in laptop sales on the Russian market. Business representatives spoke about the extent of the decline in demand, named possible reasons for this phenomenon, and shared their forecasts for the current year. According to retail chains, demand for laptops in the first quarter of 2025 fell … Read more
Overclocker Peter Massman has set a new world record in the discipline of overclocking a graphics processor. Remarkably, he managed to do this not with another NVIDIA flagship, but with a much more modest video core integrated into the Intel Core Ultra 9 285K. As a result of the experiment, the “integrated” Intel Xe2-LPG 64EU … Read more
In a conversation with PC Gamer journalists, CDPR CEO Adam Badowski discussed the gaming industry and the direction the company should take next. “The gaming industry has changed. We need to find new tricks, especially in gameplay, because in something like a good story, nothing really changes. However, we are acutely aware that gameplay has … Read more
Microsoft has begun testing a new Windows 11 feature called User Interaction-Aware CPU Power Management. According to the software maker’s calculations, it should reduce the load on laptop hardware to increase battery life — but with one caveat. The essence of the innovation is the intentional limitation of the processor’s performance. If the OS detects … Read more
If you’re curious about where Apple is planning to open its fourth store in India, we’ve got all the answers for you — from the store’s location and size to how much rent Apple will pay and the security deposit involved. After opening flagship stores in Delhi and Mumbai, Apple is now preparing to open … Read more
Microplastics: An Unseen Part of Our Lives and Bodies Microplastics have moved beyond being solely an environmental concern; they’ve become an undeniable part of our daily existence and, disturbingly, a component within our own bodies. Research suggests that each person takes in an amount of microplastic annually equivalent to roughly 50 average plastic bags. These … Read more
Team Ninja never slows down — the studio is already hard at work on new projects. And as revealed last night, they’re focused on more than just the next Ninja Gaiden title. Nioh 3 was officially announced during Sony’s latest State of Play showcase. The third installment in the hit action RPG series will follow … Read more
Flexible Material for X-ray Detectors Presented in Russia- A new material capable of efficiently converting X-rays into visible light has been developed in Russia. Here’s what makes this homegrown innovation special and where it could be applied — from scientific research to modern medicine. Materials scientists at Moscow State University (MSU) have created an innovative scintillator … Read more