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Here are a couple of extra hardware news that may interest you:

AMD RX 9070 XT Update: Transition to Samsung GDDR6 Memory for Improved Thermal Performance
https://www.guru3d.com/story/amd-rx-9070-xt-update-transition-to-samsung-gddr6-memory-for-improved-thermal-performance/
The AMD Radeon RX 9070 XT has recently undergone an update involving a change in the type of memory used. Historically, the model has faced criticism for high temperatures associated with its GDDR6 memory, particularly in configurations that adhere closely to the manufacturer's suggested retail price (MSRP). Previously, many custom variants of the RX 9070 XT used SK Hynix memory modules, which were known to reach temperatures exceeding 85°C under heavy load, nearing the critical threshold for component safety. However, this new update introduces Samsung's GDDR6 memory, which has shown promising improvements in thermal management, particularly in markets such as Asia.

>> Just a quick reminder that VRAM can reach 105º and still be fine. There's no need to worry for those with SK Hynix modules.

And for those of you that like to tinker with things and have a powerful enough GPU

NVIDIA's Project G-Assist Plug-In Builder Explained: Anyone Can Customize AI on GeForce RTX AI PCs
https://www.techpowerup.com/335870/nvidias-project-g-assist-plug-in-builder-explained-anyone-can-customize-ai-on-geforce-rtx-ai-pcs
AI is rapidly reshaping what's possible on a PC—whether for real-time image generation or voice-controlled workflows. As AI capabilities grow, so does their complexity. Tapping into the power of AI can entail navigating a maze of system settings, software and hardware configurations. Enabling users to explore how on-device AI can simplify and enhance the PC experience, Project G-Assist—an AI assistant that helps tune, control and optimize GeForce RTX systems—is now available as an experimental feature in the NVIDIA app. Developers can try out AI-powered voice and text commands for tasks like monitoring performance, adjusting settings and interacting with supporting peripherals. Users can even summon other AIs powered by GeForce RTX AI PCs.

And it doesn't stop there. For those looking to expand Project G-Assist capabilities in creative ways, the AI supports custom plug-ins. With the new ChatGPT-based G-Assist Plug-In Builder, developers and enthusiasts can create and customize G-Assist's functionality, adding new commands, connecting external tools and building AI workflows tailored to specific needs. With the plug-in builder, users can generate properly formatted code with AI, then integrate the code into G-Assist—enabling quick, AI-assisted functionality that responds to text and voice commands.

>> The article has the Github link where you can grab it and toy with it.