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2 days ago | tomshardware.com | Mark Tyson

A trio of Asus GeForce RTX 5060 graphics cards has been listed at Best Buy in the U.S. (h/t momomo_us). These RTX 5060 retail pages appear to have been published a week too early. Perhaps more importantly, they are coming in at prices significantly above the touted $299 starting price, ranging between $340 and an eye-watering $410.

2 days ago | tomshardware.com | Mark Tyson

(Image credit: Lucky Miner SOLO-LV02, Amazon)If you like a gamble, there's a fascinating little device called the Lucky Miner SOLO-LV02 now available via AliExpress for a modest $24 outlay. This thumb-sized USB-C connected device needs just 1W of power, access to your Wi-Fi, and a Bitcoin wallet. You set-and-forget it, then wait for the Bitcoins to roll in. However, the leisurely hashrate of the Lucky Miner means that you will indeed be lucky to squeeze any BTC out of it.

2 days ago | tomshardware.com | Kunal Khullar

Malaysia has reportedly recorded an unprecedented surge in GPU imports as per data shared by Taiwan’s International Trade Administration, highlighted in a post by X user @kakashiii111. Despite requests from the U.S. government for Malaysia to strengthen its monitoring of high-tech exports to China, the month of April saw imports of $2.74 billion in GPUs, a monumental 3,400% jump from 2023. GPU imports in Malaysia have notably witnessed a sharp increase throughout the year.

2 days ago | tomshardware.com | Zhiye Liu

The Vengeance RGB CUDIMM DDR5-8400 C40 is a quality memory kit for those who seek performance and capacity. However, the price tag is too high for most users' budgets. Pros+Strong performance+Beautiful aesthetics+Good overclocking headroomCons-Excessively priced-Only one XMP 3.0 profile-May not work on AMD platformsWhy you can trust Tom's HardwareOur expert reviewers spend hours testing and comparing products and services so you can choose the best for you. Find out more about how we test.

2 days ago | tomshardware.com | Hassam Nasir

Just days before Computex, the parent company of Maxsun has registered new Intel Arc B580 models with 24GB of VRAM with the EEC, via Olrak at X, further stoking existing rumors of a high-VRAM Battlemage card. Remember that EEC (Eurasian Economic Commission) submissions aren't definitive confirmations of any product. Manufacturers often register placeholder configurations to cover all future possibilities, many of which never end up seeing the light of day.