Asus revealed more details about its planned cableless GPU power connector standard at CES last week. According to ...

Thermaltake is leading the charge with some incredibly powerful units in terms of wattage. Among their latest offerings is ...

Thermaltake has a handful of new Toughpower PSUs on display at its CES 2025, and I've been over there to check them out.

Both are certified by 80 PLUS, Cybenetics, and PPLP and fully compliant with ATX 3.1 and PCIe (CEM) 5.1 standards, ready the ...

India's power consumption rose nearly 6 per cent to 130.40 billion units (BU) in December as compared to the year-ago month. In December 2023, power consumption was 123.17 BU, as per government data.

The highest supply in a day (peak power demand met) also rose to 224.16 GW in December 2024 from 213.62 GW in the year-ago period. The peak power demand touched an all-time high of about 250 GW in May ...

Priced around $540 USD, this power supply unit (PSU) is based on the Seasonic ... which allows it to fit into various PC cases. Its support for PCIe 5.1 ensures compatibility with next-generation ...

ANI The Luxury of Location: Homes in Prime Neighborhoods in Delhi-NCR The Delhi-NCR housing market witnessed a 44 per cent growth in new supply this year to 53,000 units, of which nearly 60 per cent ...

PC gaming has regularly been at the forefront of tech innovation, pushing boundaries that other platforms and consoles follow. Over the years, there have been significant leaps in hardware power ...

Pune followed with about 81,090 units sold. MMR and Bengaluru saw the maximum new launches, together accounting for an almost 50 per cent of the new supply in the year. "Compared to 2023, 2024 saw a ...

In Office Mode, this mini PC draws 140W of power and its fans spin at 2,700 rpm. Tapping on the mode switch button enables Game Mode, which ups the power to 180W and increases the rate at which ...

A power supply unit that can charge all your devices without ... This article originally appeared on our sister publication PC-WELT and was translated and localized from German.