HW News - NVIDIA Considering 7nm RTX GPUs, RAM Price Down-Trend, ASUS Gundam PC Parts

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Издатель Oct 28, 2020

Hardware news is slammed this week: NVIDIA is rumored to be considering 7nm TSMC GPUs to help ease supply needs, RAM prices face another down trend, and a new Earth Simulator is made.
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Clearly, after all those Cute Pet component reviews, we're excited to hear that more mainstream manufacturers are considering non-standard GPU, case, and peripheral designs to keep things interesting. ASUS is newest on that list, coupling Gundam marketing with its parts. In other news, the Arctic Liquid Freezer II is getting in-place updates to improve its mounting mechanism and the Arctic Freezer 50 has launched. For memory, RAM prices are still on-track for a price dip due to over-supply. Plenty more discussed in the news, all timestamped below and in the video.

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TIMESTAMPS

00:00 - Recap for the Week (or weak?)
01:05 - DigiTimes: NVIDIA Allegedly Moving Ampere to TSMC
03:55 - Memory Market Still Over Supply, Price Declines Inbound
05:52 - EVGA’s Beta RTX 3080 BIOS Addresses Power Limit
07:44 - Innosilicon & SMIC Tape-Out Homegrown 7-nm Class Chip
10:17 - JAMSTEC’s New Earth Simulator Supercomputer
12:43 - Confirmed: ASUS X Gundam PC Components
15:38 - Arctic Liquid Freezer II In-Place Updates
18:25 - Arctic Freezer 50 Launches

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Editorial: Eric Hamilton
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