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AOC reveals a 1,000Hz gaming monitor that's due early next year, begging the question — how much is too much with refresh rates? (opens the original)
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AOC has announced a new gaming monitor which runs at a native 1,000Hz refresh rate. TechPowerUp posted the press release for the Agon Pro AGP257FT, which is a 24.5-inch Full HD IPS monitor offering a response time of 0.3ms (grey-to-grey) and DisplayHDR 400 support. As mentioned, it runs natively at 1,000Hz, meaning you get that refresh rate out of the box (and there's no dual mode here, where a monitor has two refresh rate settings with different resolutions, dropping the latter to achieve the f
'Robots could need 200GB+ of DRAM': Micron says data centers will make the memory crisis worse through 2028, and then 'physical AI' is going to eat all your RAM by 2030 (opens the original)
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Micron just published its latest financial results, complete with some predictions for the future of the RAM crisis that aren't going to prove very comforting for consumers. Wccftech reports that Micron, which is one of the three big memory chip makers, just revealed its results for fiscal Q4 2026 with predictably booming profits — and some not-so-obvious predictions about the RAM shortage. As flagged on X by Eric Jhonsa, a portfolio manager for a Dutch asset corporation, in Micron's accompanyin
'DLSS 5 for everyone': Steam tool gets add-on to fudge Nvidia's tech so it works on PC games with a minimum of fuss (opens the original)
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You can't have missed all the chatter about experimenting with Nvidia's DLSS 5 in all sorts of different PC games, and if you've felt the urge to join in but have been too intimidated by the idea of fudging the tech to work, a solution is now at hand. VideoCardz noticed that Borderless Gaming, a tool that's sold via Steam – it's used to facilitate gaming in a borderless window, as the name indicates – now has DLSS 5 support. Or, as the developer put it: "DLSS 5 Neural Rendering for Everyone." Th
Still haven't got the fancy new Start menu in Windows 11? Microsoft's 26H2 update has arrived and installing it could trigger any delayed upgrades (opens the original)
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Windows 11's annual update has arrived, and while 26H2 doesn't bring in notable new features, it should trigger the rollout of functionality from earlier this year – if you still don't have some of those bits and pieces. As Microsoft explains: "Windows 11 version 26H2 … delivers the latest Windows innovations with a streamlined update experience designed to minimize disruption and help you stay secure, productive, and up to date." As with last year's update, this is what Microsoft calls a "small
TP-Link's cutting-edge Wi-Fi 8 router is on sale — so should you jump on board with faster Wi-Fi now? (opens the original)
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TP-Link is now selling the first Wi-Fi 8 router to come onto the market, although the very latest wireless tech won't come cheap as you might expect. The TP-Link Archer 8 Ultra is available to buy in the UK and Australia, as well as Germany and some other countries (not yet specified by the router manufacturer). Pricing will naturally vary by region, but the cost in the UK is £669.99 (around AU$1,200) if you place a pre-order now, although that price tag will be bumped up to £899.99 (around AU$1
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