Captain_Yuri said: LG Display to start production of 27 inch and 32 inch WOLED panels by the end of the year [oled-info.com] https://www.oled-info.com/lg-display-start-producing-mid-size-woled-panels-demand-tvs-declines "LGD will start producing 27-inch WOLED panels as early as by the end of October, targeting small TVs and gaming monitors. LGE will be LGD's first customer, and it plans to release its 27-inch OLED display in Q1 2023. LGD also plans to introduce a larger 32" WOLED panel, which will enter production towards the end of 2022. In addition, LGD will increase production of its ~40-inch panels. LG's focus on smaller panels was already reported a few months ago. The company also demonstrated a 30-inch transparent OLED a few days ago." |
Great news. It's about time they start launching OLED monitors at reasonable sizes.
Captain_Yuri said: MSI’s AMD B650 Motherboards Official MSRP Leaks Out, Prices Starting at $189 US & Most Models Below $300 US https://wccftech.com/msi-amd-b650-motherboards-official-msrp-leak-prices-start-189-us-up-to-329-us/ |
None of them are based on the B650E chipset, but if you're buying a low end card, you won't need to worry about PCIe 5.0. After all, PCIe 5.0 SSDs will be very expensive and won't bring a big jump over the existing 4.0 ones, at least the first gen. And if PCIe 4.0 is enough for the 4090, it will be enough for whatever mid-range card you may buy during the lifespan of that system.
Captain_Yuri said: Some 4090 leaks from Wccftech comment section as the reviewers sometimes post some stuff: *img* 61C + 3.1 Ghz + 16,384 cuda cores + 509 watts on Air cooling alone is crazy. Obviously these are now 3.5-4 slot coolers so the heatsinks are massive. But least we know the temps won't be the limiting factor when it comes to OC. |
Good to see that temps are kept at bay, but dear God, 509W!
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