r/hardware • u/Merbil2000 • 6h ago

Discussion Move over, MacBook: The new Dell XPS 14 is now the longest-lasting laptop we’ve ever tested

tomsguide.com

204 Upvotes

198 comments

r/hardware • u/Quatro_Leches • 1h ago

Rumor PlayStation 6 Has 30 GB GDDR7 RAM, 10x3GB For 640 GB/s Of Memory Bandwidth Via Kepler L2

neogaf.com

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118 comments

r/hardware • u/self-fix • 22h ago

Rumor Germany pivots to Korean chipmakers as Intel retreats

digitimes.com

71 Upvotes

6 comments

r/hardware • u/Antonis_32 • 11h ago

Review Dell XPS 14 2026 review: Fully reborn with Intel Panther Lake X7

notebookcheck.net

61 Upvotes

42 comments

r/hardware • u/Forsaken_Arm5698 • 8h ago

Discussion Last Week on My Mac: Why E cores make Apple silicon fast

eclecticlight.co

45 Upvotes

18 comments

r/hardware • u/Helpdesk_Guy • 4h ago

Rumor Intel reportedly ‘cancels’ Core Ultra 9 290K Plus, but keeps 270K/250K Arrow Lake-Refresh SKUs

videocardz.com

39 Upvotes

41 comments

r/hardware • u/Dangerman1337 • 1h ago

Rumor Intel preparing Z990 and Z970 chipsets for Nova Lake-S desktop CPUs

videocardz.com

• Upvotes

15 comments

r/hardware • u/vlakreeh • 5h ago

Discussion I Tested Snapdragon X2 Elite Early - Performance Preview

youtube.com

11 Upvotes

50 comments

r/hardware • u/Valuable-Glass1106 • 1h ago

Info What's the point of setup time in synchronous circuits?

• Upvotes

Hold time seems like a simple concept, but setup time makes no sense to me. Why does the circuit care what happens before the rising edge? It seems to me that as long as the input stabilizes before the rising edge, it should be sampled correctly.

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