At the same time, those ever-so-impressive GPUs often turn out to be kind of meh when compared to the previous generations, ...

The demand for high-bandwidth memories is increasing with an increase in the need for high-performance systems. Wide-I/O memory and GDDR5 are two types of high-bandwidth memories. GDDR5 is more ...

Next is the Ultra Durable (UD) 24-pin ATX connector to power the board, two more fan headers, and finally, the front USB 3.2 Gen 2x2 (20Gbps) Type-C front-panel header—typical fare.

Tech Culture motherboard psu New BTF 3.0 PC standard proposes no cables between PSU, motherboard and GPU Backside 50-pin motherboard connector supplies up to 1,500W of power, no front-facing cables ...

And another one surfaces, this round with the GPU mounted. Recent images have emerged showing both an unassembled NVIDIA RTX 5090 PCB and a completed sample featuring the GB202 chip.

The CMOS’s battery slot is usually fitted to the computer’s motherboard. But removing and replacing the battery on some PCs can be a little tricky. If you have one of those computers it is best you ...

These eight-pin PCIe cables are normally rated to deliver 150W, but the new ATX 3.1 standard that these boards support allows for a 2.5x power excursion.

And boy can this motherboard handle power, it even has an extra 6-pin PCIe power slot next to the 24-pin connector. In addition, it has an extra 8-pin for CPU overclocking. Just so you know, the X670E ...

A standard PCIe x16 slot can provide up to 75W of power. If you add another 150W from an 8-pin connector, you're looking at 225W from the motherboard alone.

The C1500 from NZXT is a great ATX 3.1 PSU if anyone needs to run multiple high-power GPUs simultaneously, especially if dual PCIe 5.1 600-watt 16-pin 12V-2x6 cables are required.

Retro gaming PC case As we mentioned earlier, you should be able to install an old ATX motherboard into a new ATX case, but if you want to run software from the original media, it will also need ...