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Nvidia Expands Mining Limiter to RTX 3060 Ti, 3070, 3080 Graphics Cards The Ethereum mining limiter used to be exclusive to the RTX 3060 card. But now Nvidia is installing it on three other GPU models to discourage cryptocurrency miners from buying them. By Michael Kan (Credit: Nvidia) The great GPU shortage has prompted Nvidia to restrict the cryptocurrency-mining capability on three additional graphics card models.   “We’re reducing the hash rate of newly manufactured GeForce ...

Shane McGlaun | Storage | Mon, Oct 11 2010 2:02 PM CDT Storage needs in the enterprise and consumer spaces are not the same. Consumers tend to want more capacity and dont always care as much about power savings and all out performance as some sectors of the enterprise market does. In a large enterprise data center with lots of storage drives a small savings in power consumption can add up to big savings in an electric bill. Hitachi has shipped a new enterprise class HDD called the Ultrastar C10...

Shane McGlaun | Peripherals | Tue, Oct 12 2010 10:16 AM CDT If you are lucky, your computer may have one or two USB 3.0 ports. My desktop only has a single USB 3.0 port and then has a few USB 2.0 ports as well. Its still common for notebooks and netbooks to only offer a single USB 3.0 port and this can be a big issue for you if you have an external HDD that uses USB 3.0 and a flash drive that supports the faster interface as well. Trendnet has unveiled a new USB 3.0 hub that adds additional por...

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Anthony Garreffa | Displays & Projectors | Mon, Oct 11 2010 9:31 PM CDT Current LCD/LED monitors are very power efficient, but it doesnt stop the constantly evolving IT market from trying out new tech. The University of Cincinnati has recently announced a new "e-Display design", which includes a massive breakthrough for electronic devices called, Electrofluidic Display Technology (EFD). Now, this is where you put your lab coat on... finally, you can be Gordon Freeman! Got it on? Good, here we g...

NVIDIA brought ray tracing to the mainstream so our video games can look even better. But considering how hard it is to run games with RT on, is the performance hit even worth the visual quality jump?

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Shane McGlaun | | Tue, Oct 12 2010 11:04 AM CDT As long as there have been DSLR cameras on the market the entry-level range was typically the first step into interchangeable lens digital cameras for many point-and-shoot users. Those days are slipping away now that micro four-thirds cameras are becoming popular and offering many of the benefits and features of a DSLR in a smaller package. Olympus is one of the more well known names in the DSLR market and the company has announced some big chang...

The ACCC is taking more bits out of Apple, finds it a bit sour. The ACCCs continuing investigation against Apple regarding its warranty is still going on, but with Apple refusing to budge on its policies, the result might be an increase in mobile plan fees. Apple are refusing to let Telcos (like Telstra, Optus, etc) to offer repair services for the Apple iPhone. Last week, I posted about Telstra now offering 24 months warranty on their handsets, with Apples iPhone excluded. The ACCC is still p...

The ACCC is taking more bits out of Apple, finds it a bit sour. The ACCCs continuing investigation against Apple regarding its warranty is still going on, but with Apple refusing to budge on its policies, the result might be an increase in mobile plan fees. Apple are refusing to let Telcos (like Telstra, Optus, etc) to offer repair services for the Apple iPhone. Last week, I posted about Telstra now offering 24 months warranty on their handsets, with Apples iPhone excluded. The ACCC is still p...