Support For Flash Game Addicts In 2020
In the long ago days of the internets before the cats took over, bizarre flash games were what everyone was making, playing or talking about. From the somewhat questionable Slap The Monkey…
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How To Improve Your Radeon RX 5600 XT In A Flash
Once upon a time flashing your BIOS would often make you break out in a nervous sweat and you should remember this before attempting anything in this post; you have been warned…
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Getting A Faster RX 5700 In A Flash
TechSpot liked the performance of the PowerColor RX 5700 Red Devil, but not the price tag as it is within $50 of the RX 5700 XT model. While reviewing the card they…
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SSD Manufacturers Uniting Against Ryan’s Law?
With so little information at the moment this should be treated as nothing but a rumour; though history suggests a grain of truth is likely to emerge. Flash memory and controller makers…
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Everybody’s flashing for the weekend, even Intel wants a little romance
If you and your Intel chips are feeling insecure, why not show them some love this Friday night and flash them with new updates? There are new updates including one to mitigate…
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I am the BIOS that flashes in the RTX … Let’s get dangerous!
So you like living dangerously and are willing to bet $1000 or more on something that might make your new NVIDIA GPU a bit faster, or transform it into a brick? …
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STH Goes Under the Heat Spreader with Intel Optane DC Persistent Memory
ServeTheHome got up close and personal with Optane DC Persistent Memory in an article posted yesterday, removing the heat spreaders and taking a look at (and several photos of) the components...
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128 ways to love your layers; one flash maker plans to skip 96-layer altogether
Compared to the other major flash manufacturers YMTC is quite new to the game, a mere two years in the business. They've currently only ever produced 32-layer NAND and are working on…
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Ryan’s Law may finally glut it’s DRAM self in a Flash victory!
While this will not be a permanent situation, all signs point to a glut of NAND supplies soon driving prices down. The Register lists a variety of reasons why this could…
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Intel, Micron Jointly Announce QLC NAND FLASH, 96-Layer 3D Development
In tandem with Micron's launch of their new enterprise QLC SSDs, there is a broader technology announcement coming out of Intel today. This release covers the fact that Intel and...
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Samsung SZ985 Z-NAND SSD – Upcoming Competition for Intel’s P4800X?
We haven't heard much about Samsung's 'XPoint Killer' Z-NAND since Flash Memory Summit 2017, but now we have a bit more to go on: Yes, actual specs. In print. Not bad...
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Western Digital BiCS3 Flash Goes QLC – 96GB per die!
A month ago, WD and Toshiba each put out releases related to their BiCS 3D Flash memory. WD announced 96 layers (BiCS4) as their next capacity node, while Toshiba announced them reliably storing…
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Flashback!
Just when you thought it was safe, there is a group who are attempting to ensure that Adobe Flash never dies, just like the killer from a horror movie in the 80's…
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Remember when Flash was plentiful? Samsung’s Fabs remember!
Historically, memory prices have been as volatile as the RAM they are used in but recently this has changed. The demand for flash storage, volatile or not, has grown tremendously with the…
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Enable Flash for a $5 FedEx coupon?
FedEx seems to be indicating they are not quite ready for Adobe Flash to go away, by offering certain customers a $5.00 coupon to enable it. This was likely triggered by the…
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CES 2017: Kingston Launches 2TB DataTraveler Ultimate GT USB 3.1 Portable SSD
Kicking off the storage announcements at CES 2017, Kingston announced a 2TB thumb drive: Ok, well it's a bit big for a thumb drive, but it is definitely a high capacity portable SSD…
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Phison Announces UFS 2.1 NAND Controller – Death to eMMC!
Following up on Micron's UFS 2.1 announcement, Phison has announced the launch of their own PS8311 UFS 2.1 controller: For those unaware, UFS 2.1 is a much-anticipated replacement for eMMC, which...
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“HTML5 by Default” Rolling in to Chrome Userbase
Google is about to begin transitioning their users away from Flash, unless they explicitly enable it on a site-by-site basis. This is a step beyond click-to-activate, which refuses to activate...
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