News Computex 2025 Live Blog: All the latest tech from Taipei

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[Flayed]

An egg and peanut butter sarnie, never heard of that before.

 

[hotaru251]

Huang didn't share any details about the cards, but lots of information has already come out. For example, we reported yesterday that the RTX 5060 is 25% faster than the 4060 with frame generation enabled.

won't share details as it would get a "boo'ing" as its a waste of sand. and the "25% faster w/ MFG is a joke given its "25% is a mere like 19 frames more....when its making 2x + more "frames" and only hittign 25% more...thats a awful conclusion. (and thats ignoring all the downsides that come with that 4xMFG)

You know, when you're CEO, you have many children, and GeForce is here, and now all of our keynotes are 90% not GeForce," Huang said. "But it's not because we don't love GeForce. GeForce RTX 50 series just had its most successful launch ever, the fastest launch in our history. And PC gaming is now 30 years old. So that tells you something about how incredible GeForce is."

no you dont care about Geforce as that is plain as day when you ship as many ai chips as possible and leave geforce struggling for any decent supply at all becasue its not where the $ is.

EVERYONE can tell that. gimping memory bus and crippling 60 series vram is further proof of it. (this 5060 is effectively a 50 tier sku not a 60)
Hell the drivers for 50 series are a JOKE. What happened to over a decade of "it just works"?

You (as a company) also disrespect 3rd party media outlets when they dont do what you want.

Geforce died when the company went "ai".

 

[Eximo]

72Hz 4K, I wonder why that hasn't been a thing already now that I think of it. 144hz was the go-to. 3x24 makes so much sense too. A little boost to 75hz for our PAL users and we would have been all set.

 

[BFG-9000]

24Hz has long been the standard for cinema and 29.97Hz the standard for NTSC TV, so while 72Hz makes more sense for movies, 59.94Hz has made more sense here for video. 120Hz is 5x24 and 4x30 so pretty close to serving both.

 

[Notton]

Water cooled Ryzen 395 mini-PC at the Thermalright booth.

 

[usertests]

won't share details as it would get a "boo'ing" as its a waste of sand. and the "25% faster w/ MFG is a joke given its "25% is a mere like 19 frames more....when its making 2x + more "frames" and only hittign 25% more...thats a awful conclusion. (and thats ignoring all the downsides that come with that 4xMFG)

Hardware Unboxed reviewed the 5060. They found it to be 22% faster at 1080p without any gimmicks, exactly as expected given it has 25% more cores. Some games downgrade the texture quality instead of dropping the FPS.

 

[SonoraTechnical]

Water cooled Ryzen 395 mini-PC at the Thermalright booth.

Would have liked TomsHardware to cover some Ryzen AI 395+ deployments...

AMD.. come to Computex and tell us you have nothing really new without telling us you really have nothing new...

Threadripper and a new budget video card... oh and some new tech that will arrive in the way of enhanced drivers for existing products.... that's a wrap...

 

[usertests]

Would have liked TomsHardware to cover some Ryzen AI 395+ deployments...

AMD.. come to Computex and tell us you have nothing really new without telling us you really have nothing new...

Threadripper and a new budget video card... oh and some new tech that will arrive in the way of enhanced drivers for existing products.... that's a wrap...

What is there to cover with Ryzen AI 395+?

9060 XT could be an important card for AMD. FSR4 Redstone, ROCm, etc. are definitely important.

 

[Notton]

Well, at least another publication covered Thermalright's booth in detail.