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Pictures surfaced on Chinese social media of the new Lenovo Radeon RX 6800 XT and RX 6900 XT LEGION Edition graphics cards. Right now it's unclear whether Lenovo designed these cards, or if the designers of AMD's reference MBA (made by AMD) graphics cards lent a hand.

VIDIA has launched the RTX 3060 12 GB in India on 25th February. There will be no Founders Edition cards for the RTX 3060 so all the available GPUs will be from board partners. Industry sources tell us that the stock situation for the RTX 3060 is similar to that of the RTX 3060 Ti.

MSI GAMING X graphics card is the custom model in GeForce RTX 30 lineup. MSI as always will launch GAMING X and other designs based on the GA106 GPU (that is, until GA107 models are available). The card features Twin Frozr 8 cooling solution with Torx 4.0 fan design.

Pakistan based distributor, Zah Computers had a product listing on their site for a Palit GeForce RTX 3060 Dual OC, which was charging PKR 120,000 or US$750 , which is 2.27x times higher than its US$329 MSRP.

Asus has created a new mounting system for M.2 SSD which no longer requires a screw for installation. In place of the screw is a plastic latch that allows the SSD to be held in securely by simply flipping the latch around with your thumb. Latches are commonly used in the server space for mounting instead of screws, it's good to see PC hardware is trying to adapt to this.

Emtek has opted for a different solution which in this case means a secondary PCB exclusively with two power connectors.

AMD is planning to produce some of its APU/GPU products with the help of Samsung to fight supply constraints and up production capacity by 50%.

Razer have released the upgraded revision of their older Razer Viper gaming mouse which was one of the best mouse so far. he new Razer Viper 8k features first in industry 8000Hz polling rate which is 8 times faster than most other gaming mouse out there.

SoftBank Group's attempt to sell U.K. chip designer Arm to U.S. chipmaker Nvidia is hitting regulatory roadblocks in major markets, as the blockbuster deal has raised antitrust and national security concerns among policymakers.

The Arm sale is valued at up to $40 billion and is subject to approval by authorities in several jurisdictions, including Britain, China, the United States and European Union, SoftBank Group said.