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Sam Altman believes memory set aside for AI in lightly used PCs would be better utilised in the cloud. His remarks have sparked reactions as manufacturers prioritise servers. Here is what he actually said and what the sources establish.
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ASUS's local AI range continues to grow. Among the publicly announced developments, the Ascent GX10 gains a 64 GB variant, while the ExpertCenter Pro ET900N G3 occupies the high end with an NVIDIA GB300 platform. These two form factors address very different needs.
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The ExpertCenter Pro ET900N G3 operates on a very different scale. With its NVIDIA GB300 Grace Blackwell Ultra platform and 748 GB of coherent memory, this ASUS workstation targets AI projects whose requirements exceed those of a compact machine.
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ASUS expands the Ascent GX10 with a 64 GB unified-memory version. It retains the NVIDIA GB10 platform but reduces the capacity available for models and working data. Above all, it encourages sizing the purchase around a real requirement.
Read the articleRun models close to your data without dedicating an entire tower to the task: that is the ASUS Ascent GX10's proposition. Behind its mini-PC format are an NVIDIA GB10 platform and 128 GB of unified memory. It targets AI development and inference, with software requirements very different from a consumer PC's.
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GTA VI made an appearance in South Park during its US broadcast on 28 October. On show: Jason on a Vice City beach and a particularly absurd altercation. The clip comes with a Rockstar credit in the closing titles, a photograph of which was published by journalist Mike Straw.
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Corsair refreshes the top of its RMe range with a 1,200 W RM1200e. Announced on 21 October, it introduces PinProtect, integrated protection designed to monitor current through the power pins of the 12V-2×6 connector.
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Some Arc Pro B70 listings show sharp price increases. VideoCardz's 27 October survey features US listings close to $2,400. These amounts mainly concern third-party sellers, however: they are neither a new official price nor the price of every available card.
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Videos freezing and screens going black after an update: NVIDIA offers hotfix 621.12 for certain GeForce RTX 50 and RTX Spark systems affected by these issues. Released on 27 October 2026, the fix targets stability rather than performance gains.
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AMD and Intel announced a collaboration around oneDNN on 20 October. The companies want to bring their PyTorch CPU optimisations together there, making it easier to develop and deploy AI applications on x86 processors.
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NVIDIA wants to expand the use of its computing tools in semiconductor manufacturing. On 14 October, the company introduced cuPotential, a CUDA-X library for simulating interactions between atoms and molecules, available in early access.
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With SABRE v3 PRO PureVector, Corsair puts personalised aiming first. Announced on 20 October, this wireless mouse range introduces technology developed with Aimlabs to tailor directional sensitivity to the player.
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AMD is expanding FSR Upscaling 4.1 compatibility. Announced on 20 October, the update covers Radeon RX 6000 cards and several mobile processor families, among others. For gamers, the aim is to benefit from newer image reconstruction without immediately replacing their hardware.
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The RTX 5090 remains at the centre of supply concerns. According to accounts collected by der8auer and reported by Club386 on 27 October, some manufacturers may no longer be able to order the GPU and memory package needed for their cards. This information is not an official announcement that production has ended.
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The GeForce RTX 5090 is not done yet. NVIDIA says its flagship graphics card will continue to ship, following several days of rumours about a production halt. However, this response settles neither the question of available quantities nor that of pricing.
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Microsoft is announcing a series of Windows 11 optimisations to make everyday operations faster and reduce memory pressure. Systems equipped with 8 GB are among the configurations specifically targeted.
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Large game libraries are about to become easier to maintain. DLSS Swapper 1.2.7 adds batch DLL and preset replacement, while speeding up game detection and fixing several issues. Here is how it works:
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An RTX 5080 with 24GB of memory could arrive in early 2027, while chip supplies for the RTX 5090 would reportedly be redirected to RTX Pro cards. We traced these reports back to BenchLife and the original posts to understand what may be taking shape.
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More ambitious processors, pump-free liquid cooling and new graphics architectures: the PC’s upcoming milestones offer plenty to look forward to. Here are six projects to watch, with their promises, their differences and what is actually confirmed.
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ASUS confirms on its forum that the Z890 Hero BTF lacks the hardware implementation needed to measure current per pin through GC-HPWR. A software update alone therefore cannot be enough.
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Cyberleek claims to possess a complete playable build of GTA 6 and threatens to release it. This claim, reported by VideoCardz, is not proof that the entire game is actually accessible.
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According to a report relayed by Club386, AMD has reportedly increased the cost of GDDR6 supplied to its partners by 10%. This is not an official 10% increase in graphics card prices.
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NVIDIA is putting the GeForce 8800 GTX back in the spotlight as its twentieth anniversary approaches. Beyond the nostalgia, the G80 generation marks a major milestone: DirectX 10, unified shaders and GPU computing with CUDA.
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Graphics cards, cooling and monitors: the first topics in our anniversary feature.
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The MSI MEG EM9 makes components easy to access during assembly or testing. It is available to preorder in Taiwan for 2,590 Taiwanese dollars, with shipping announced for late October.
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