ASUS made a new gaming monitor with a plain black case instead of flashy lights. The stand moves up and down, tilts forward or back, and turns side to side for comfort during long play sessions. Players can plug in through HDMI or DisplayPort or use the headphone jack for audio. The screen shows colors better than older models, but it works fastest at a blazing 610 times per second refresh rate. Special features help gamers see enemies hiding in dark areas.
The monitor runs all its smart features without slowing down the computer. It works with both AMD FreeSync Premium and NVIDIA G-Sync systems to keep games looking smooth. ASUS added technology that makes fast movement look clearer during action games. The display responds in just...
NZXT released new computer cases for people who build their PCs at home. The H9 Flow comes as a regular model or with changing colored lights. These cases have space for air to move through mesh panels at the front and top. A special fan sits in the corner to cool important parts like the processor and graphics card. Clear glass panels let builders see all their parts from different angles.
The smaller H3 Flow works with compact motherboards but still fits large graphics cards inside. NZXT changed the bottom cover shape to help more air reach hot components. Builders can hide cables behind the motherboard to make everything look neat. The company also improved the performance of its liquid coolers without raising prices. NZXT created a...
NZXT released a new 420 mm liquid cooler called the Kraken Elite 420 RGB. The company also updated its Kraken Plus models with better heat-handling features. These coolers come in 240 mm, 280 mm, and 360 mm sizes with both regular and RGB options. They keep the same dual-chamber pump but have improved coolant paths and sharper fan blades. Mounting brackets arrive pre-installed for Intel and AMD processors.
The Elite 420 mm version offers more cooling surface for powerful CPUs. It features a large aluminum radiator with the F420 RGB fan system. Users can view temperatures or custom images on their 2.72-inch display screen. The cooler needs only a SATA power cable and comes in black or white. Prices range from $140 for the basic Kraken...
Two new curved gaming monitors arrive next month with similar features but different strengths. The smaller XG27WCMS stretches 27 inches and has an extremely fast 280 Hz refresh rate, perfect for competitive players. It offers AMD FreeSync Premium, which prevents screen tearing during fast action. This model brightens dark areas without washing out light spots through Dynamic Shadow Boost. Connections include DisplayPort, HDMI, USB-C, and a headphone jack.
The larger XG32WCS spans 31.5 inches with a 180 Hz refresh rate for those who want more screen space. It displays over one billion colors with better contrast for darker scenes. Both monitors allow height adjustment, swivel, and tilt for comfortable viewing positions. Each screen has...
AMD plans a new FSR4 update called Redstone for late 2025. The update will help gamers with RX 9060 XT, 9070, or 9070 XT graphics cards. Players can expect higher frame rates during gameplay. Games will look cleaner with ray tracing effects. The system creates frames between real ones for smoother action.
Redstone offers two ray tracing improvements for better graphics. Neural radiance caching remembers light behavior without extra calculations. AI ray regeneration fixes grainy areas in reflections. Developers can add these features with a simple plugin update. The technology requires newer graphics cards because older models lack the power for AI tasks.
The company aims to match other upscaling systems with this open-source option...
Users can link several Radeon AI PRO R9700 cards together to create more power for tough computer jobs. Two cards offer 64 GB of memory space, three cards provide 96 GB, which helps run large AI models or complex 3D scenes. Adding extra cards lets people work on harder projects without buying a new computer. The R9700 contains special math engines that speed up AI tasks. The card holds 32 GB of memory to keep data close at hand.
Fast data lanes allow information to move quickly between parts of the computer, helping cut waiting time when working with large files or models. The system works with Linux right away, but users must wait for Windows support. Companies keep all their data safe because everything stays on their local machines...
A Chinese court gave Han Yong a suspended death sentence for taking bribes. The 68-year-old former political adviser accepted $36.2 million during his 30-year career. He must wait two years to see if the death penalty becomes life imprisonment. The court took all his property. He helped companies with business deals when he worked in three different provinces.
Han held high positions in the Chinese government, but lost everything after admitting his crimes. Officials started investigating him last October for breaking the law. The anti-corruption agency found him guilty. He returned the money he had taken illegally. The Communist Party kicked him out this April because of his actions.
This marks the second suspended death sentence for...
AMD created new Threadripper chips for people who need massive computing power. The top model comes with 96 cores and 192 threads to handle heavy tasks like 3D rendering. These processors run faster because they use the Zen 5 design that pushes more instructions through each cycle. Users can add up to four memory sticks for super-fast data flow above 200 GB per second. Cooling remains important since these chips can heat up during long jobs.
The PRO models offer extra security features built into the chip itself. IT teams can update these systems remotely without touching each computer. AMD promises to make replacement parts for at least one year after release. The regular Threadripper models let users change clock speeds for better...
Kenya Power will cut electricity to many areas tomorrow from morning until evening. Parts of Nairobi face outages near Kitsuru, Gigiri, and St. Mary's School. The company plans to shut off power from 8 a.m. until 5 p.m. for most locations. Officials say these breaks help make the system safer and more reliable. Customers should prepare ahead for the day without electricity.
The blackouts affect twelve counties across the country. Residents in Makueni will lose power around Maiani Market and Nunguni. Bomet locals near Olpisiai and Angama need backup plans during daylight hours. People living in Uasin Gishu areas like Ngarua must wait until evening for power to return. Kenya Power asks everyone to adjust their schedules accordingly...
