AURAS is showing off its 1000W TDP cooler designed for next-generation GPUs as the demand for power rises with higher performance. AURAS, A Leading Cooler Maker, Believes Next-Gen GPUs Will Come With a 1000W TDP & Has Designed A Dual 360mm AIO For Them Last year, AURAS displayed its air-cooled solutions for existing and upcoming GPUs. The cooler was designed for 600W GPUs and had the 5090/Next-Module label. This year, the company has revised its expectations for future GPUs and is aiming for even higher TDP cooling solutions. Displayed at its Computex booth, AURAS showcased its "Advanced VGA Solution," which […]

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AMD's next-generation SP8 & SP7 sockets, designed for the Zen 6-powered EPYC Venice & Verano CPUs, have been detailed. AMD SP8 & SP7 Sockets Are Bigger Than Their Predecessors, Showcasing The Compute Density Increase For Next-Gen EPYC Venice & Verano CPUs Last year, AMD announced its EPYC Venice & EPYC Verano CPUs. The former comes with up to 256 cores in Zen 6C flavors with a launch scheduled for 2026, while the latter is a cost-effective Zen 6 offering that's slated for a 2027 launch. Now, Taiwanese component manufacturer HELM Technology has revealed the new socket, each featuring a larger […]

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AMD's next-generation EPYC Venice "Zen 6" CPU samples have leaked, giving us an early look at the SP7 platform & performance. AMD SP7 Platform Leak Reveals Congo, Kenya, Nigeria Test Boards, Featuring Up To 192 Core EPYC Venice "Zen 6" CPUs Venice is the codename for AMD's 6th Gen EPYC family, which replaces the 5th Gen "Turin" lineup. The lineup will feature the brand new Zen 6 core architecture with up to 256 cores, and some big platform updates. Currently, AMD is shipping out its first Venice samples to customers, and some of these have now appeared within the openbenchmarking […]

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