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Phanteks Enthoo Evolv X Review

Review Phanteks Enthoo Evolv X Review

We put the Evolv X through its paces to see if it's really worth £200.

21-9-18 // 7:00p.m.
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CryEngine 5.5 released, CryEngine 5.6 to drop 32-bit support

CryEngine 5.5 released, CryEngine 5.6 to drop 32-bit support

Crytek concentrating solely on 64-bit targets.

21-9-18 // 11:38a.m.
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UL's Futuremark announces iGPU, ray tracing benchmark plans

UL's Futuremark announces iGPU, ray tracing benchmark plans

Due out starting early next month.

21-9-18 // 11:24a.m.
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Nvidia announces Turing-focused SDKs

Nvidia announces Turing-focused SDKs

Aims to unlock Tensor, RT core functionality.

21-9-18 // 11:00a.m.
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Micron completes Elpida takeover

Micron completes Elpida takeover

Saves its one-time rival from financial ruin.

1-8-13 // 9:06a.m.
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Elpida saved by Micron purchase

Elpida saved by Micron purchase

Elpida has been saved from the scrapheap thanks to an acquisition by smaller rival Micron.

4-7-12 // 10:34a.m.
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Samsung targets consumers with new marketing push

Samsung targets consumers with new marketing push

Samsung is targeting consumers in a new advertising campaign for its DRAM and NAND flash products.

9-5-12 // 10:34a.m.
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Micron announces its first DDR4 modules

Micron announces its first DDR4 modules

Micron has announced sampling of its first DDR4 modules

8-5-12 // 11:41a.m.
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Elpida files for bankruptcy protection

Elpida files for bankruptcy protection

Memory maker Elpida has filed for bankruptcy protection as its stock drops 95 per cent on the Tokyo exchange.

29-2-12 // 1:04p.m.
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Elpida unveils ReRAM prototype

Elpida unveils ReRAM prototype

Memory giant Elpida has confirmed the creation of a resistive RAM (ReRAM) prototype module.

25-1-12 // 10:39a.m.
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Elpida announces world's smallest LPDDR2

Elpida announces world's smallest LPDDR2

Memory specialist Elpida has announced the world's smallest LPDDR2 memory chip.

29-7-10 // 10:20a.m.
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A-Data predicts DRAM shortages

A-Data predicts DRAM shortages

A-Data chief executive Simon Chen has predicted that global demand for DRAM will exceed supply throughout 2010, but hopes that prices won't rise too sharply as a result.

7-1-10 // 2:16p.m.
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The death of Elpida Hypers

The death of Elpida Hypers

13-7-09 // 12:42p.m.
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Corsair will make cases, has TEC cooled memory

Corsair will make cases, has TEC cooled memory

CeBIT 09: Corsair cases? TEC cooled memory? Crazy but cool comes to mind.

9-3-09 // 8:50a.m.
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US States to sue memory manufacturers

US States to sue memory manufacturers

Seven memory manufacturers are under pressure from the US, as accusations fly over price fixing.

14-7-06 // 4:28p.m.
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