The company says the new feature can detect an abnormal GPU sag, notifying you through the app. Manli Celebrates 30th Anniversary by Launching "Unlimited Power" RTX 50 Series With Built-in G-Sensor to Detect GPU Sag NVIDIA's board partner Manli has announced a new family in its arsenal. It's called UF, or Unlimited Firepower (Unltd Firepwr), which introduces a stack of RTX 50 series GPUs. The company already has several GPU families such as Nebula, Polar Fox, Gallardo, and Stellar. The new UF family expands Manli's catalog with newer RTX 50 series GPUs, but it appears that the company has announced […]

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In a display of sheer stupidity, one ASUS TUF gaming laptop user managed to wreck the hinge of the machine when attempting to replicate one of the ongoing trends taking social media networks like Instagram by storm, showing off those “cool” setups. Naturally, looking at what people were attempting with their hardware, how could one resist the urge? Unfortunately, the experiment resulted in a disaster as the gaming laptop’s hinge broke, signaling a warning to those who want to keep their precious belongings intact. It was easier for the ASUS TUF to stomach the damage caused, seeing as how the […]

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SK Hynix is leveraging advanced packaging technologies such as Intel's EMIB for its next-gen HBM solutions, which will eventually enter the 3D packaging stage. Scaling HBM Comes With Big Challenges & SK Hynix Is Leveraging Advanced Packaging Solutions To Address Them As It Ventures Into The 3D Era At Hot Chips 2026, Jaesik Lee (VP Package Engineering at SK Hynix) presented the "Advanced Packaging for High-Bandwidth Memory" brief, which talks about how the company plans to leverage advanced packaging tech to accelerate its HBM roadmap. The company started by presenting how HBM is currently built. The HBM structure consists of […]

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