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Wondering how fast the USB cable you found in your drawer can transfer files or if it supports fast charging? Previously, the only way to know was to test it. However, upcoming USB-C cable and port logos will soon provide clear information on data transfer and charging capabilities.

NVIDIA has reassured consumers that the infamous 12VHPWR connector melting issue, which affected the GeForce RTX 4090, will not be a concern for the upcoming RTX 50 Series. According to the company, the problem was limited to the previous generation and won't resurface with the new Blackwell architecture cards. During an Editor's Day Q&A session in South Korea earlier this month, an attendee inquired about the melting connector and whether NVIDIA had addressed the issue. The company confirmed that it has spent the past year refining the power connector design. As highlighted in reviews of the RTX 5090 FE, the card now features an updated and more reliable connector, ensuring improved safety.

I upgraded to the Deepcool LT520 in January 2024, replacing my old XPSC Raystorm cooler, which had served me well for several years. Unfortunately, the pump on the Raystorm had gone faulty, and after considering the costs and effort involved in replacing it, I realized it wasn't worth the hassle. Instead of dealing with the complexities of a custom loop again, I decided to switch to an AIO cooler for a more straightforward, low-maintenance solution. The LT520 stood out as an excellent choice due to its balance of performance, aesthetics, and ease of installation, making the transition from my custom water-cooling setup much smoother than expected.

The era of Blackwell and the highly anticipated NVIDIA GeForce RTX 50 Series graphics cards is approaching, with store shelves in Malaysia soon to feature these powerful GPUs. While Malaysia won't officially receive Founders Edition (FE) models, NVIDIA's AIB partners are stepping in to fill the gap with their respective versions.

Process of booting up a computer into an operating system involves several steps. Similar to all other things, computer also does require to go through some steps before it is properly setup to be used by end users. Let us examine other example. When we put our car key into the car's start ignitor, there are backend processes involved in getting the engine up and running. Start off by battery generating voltage to the spark plug the generate fire sparks within engine till the end of process of getting all engine's valve rotate up and down providing gasoline combustion to generate heat to power up the car. Well, that is for car and in this case we'll be looking more into the process of how does a computer boots up.