NVIDIA RTX 5090 & 5080 GDDR7 🤯 crazy performance

Micron's new GDDR7 VRAM for NVIDIA's RTX 5090 and 5080 GPUs promises significant performance boosts, AMD's Ryzen 9 9900X Zen 5 CPU impresses in gaming benchmarks, NVIDIA nears Apple in tech value, MSI and Samsung showcase innovative high-refresh-rate OLED monitors, XPG reveals an affordable, high-performance handheld, and Intel's Panther Lake CPUs offer next-gen improvements.

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Micron's new GDDR7 VRAM, rumored for NVIDIA's RTX 5090 and 5080 GPUs, promises significant performance boosts with up to 32 Gbps speeds and over 1.5 Tbps bandwidth, potentially delivering 30% faster game performance across all resolutions. This advanced memory technology is set to enhance gaming and computing experiences by offering superior speed and efficiency.

AMD demonstrated its Ryzen 9 9900X Zen 5 CPU with an impressive performance in the game "Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora." Additionally, the Ryzen 9 9950X CPU was spotted, indicating AMD's continued push towards high-performance processors aimed at gamers and professionals, ensuring top-tier performance in demanding applications.

NVIDIA is nearing Apple in the race to become the world's second most valuable tech firm, driven by its innovations in AI and GPU technology. This highlights NVIDIA's growing dominance in the tech industry and its ability to push technological boundaries, positioning itself as a leading player in the market.

MSI revealed dragon-themed, AI-generated designs for its GeForce RTX 40 GPUs, showcasing a blend of advanced technology and unique aesthetics. This innovative approach demonstrates how AI can be utilized to create both functional and visually striking hardware designs, appealing to gamers and tech enthusiasts alike.

At Computex, MSI also showcased its flagship MEG 321URX 4K 240Hz OLED gaming monitor featuring a cheating AI assist. This monitor offers ultra-high refresh rates and AI enhancements, making it a top choice for competitive gamers seeking the best possible performance and visual clarity.

Samsung announced its Odyssey G8 4K 240Hz OLED monitor, priced at $1299, featuring built-in AI upscaling. This monitor combines high resolution and fast refresh rates with AI technology to deliver an enhanced viewing experience, perfect for gamers and professionals needing top-tier display quality.

XPG's new NIA handheld device will feature upgradable LPCAMM2 memory and an AMD Phoenix APU, with a price under $600. This device aims to offer high performance in a portable form factor, making advanced gaming and computing accessible on the go.

Lastly, Intel's Panther Lake CPUs are set to power up on the 18A node, with next-gen IPC improvements and support for various segments. This advancement showcases Intel's commitment to innovation and performance across its processor lineup, catering to a wide range of computing needs from everyday tasks to high-end applications.

[DanDoesGame]

Early Upload, I can't sleep again lol

[seanpauli]

Nah, seeing Dan reading a press release is gold by commenting it. Nothing else counts. Like getting bored and dump, then I can look commercial by myself. Stay on your way, Dan! 😊

[StJudee]

"Fully aware I suck at reading" - Dan

Chill man! 😂

[emilybaxterthecartoonywitc]

Dan reading a script? The apocalypse is coming, folks 😅😅

[emilybaxterthecartoonywitc]

Having Dan help set up my PC gaming would be awesome. Get Yaw Vr as a sponsor, and we can do Flights with motion sim and see who gets thrown out of the chair first 😆 🤣 😂 😹

[Mmachine]

So I just bought a 4080 super...serious question, should I return it and wait for the 5080?