AMD packs 1TB SSD into a GPU for better VR and gaming

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Top Stories @PCWorld Jul 26, 2016 AMD packs 1TB SSD into a GPU for better VR and gaming AMD for the first time is placing a solid-state drive in a new graphics card in an effort to squeeze every ounce of horsepower out of GPUs for better virtual reality and gaming experiences. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Epic CEO: How Microsoft is plotting to cripple Steam and seize control of PC gaming • 22% off SanDisk Connect Wireless Stick 200GB - Deal Alert • Nvidia's Quadro P6000 GPU packs 24GB of RAM and can drive four 4K screens at 120Hz • Quantum computing moves beyond 1s and 0s to make them easier to build • The Anniversary Udate's most exciting features: Windows 10 users weigh in • 9 big moments in Yahoo's troubled history • $19.99 for Premium Windows 10 Training (Includes 100+ Tutorials) - Deal Alert • A cleaner, simpler Google Maps focuses on • This new Outlook feature will organize your inbox for you • You can't turn off Cortana in the Windows 10 Anniversary Update • T-Mobile bulks up Binge On with ABC, Fox Now, Apple Music, and more • How to turn off web notifications in Chrome, Edge, and Firefox • AMD's Polaris-based Radeon Pro WX GPUs can create VR content for under $1,000 • AMD introduces a new Radeon Pro WX series to replace FirePro Epic CEO: How Microsoft is plotting to cripple Steam and seize control of PC gaming Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney claims Microsoft will intentionally cripple Steam through bugs. Read More ▶ 22% off SanDisk Connect Wireless Stick 200GB - Deal Alert A flash drive, reinvented. With the SanDisk Connect Stick in your pocket, in your bag or across the room, you can wirelessly access your media or transfer large files, stream HD videos and music, and save and share photos and videos to and from your mobile device. Read More ▶ Nvidia's Quadro P6000 GPU packs 24GB of RAM and can drive four 4K screens at 120Hz Nvidia keeps upping the performance with each new GPU based on the Pascal architecture. Its latest, the Quadro P6000, can deliver 12 teraflops of single-precision performance, a teraflop more than the Titan X unveiled just last week. Read More ▶ Quantum computing moves beyond 1s and 0s to make them easier to build Quantum computers may promise a giant leap forward in performance and efficiency, but none of that can happen until we figure out a practical way to build them. The answer? Objects with more than two quantum states. Read More ▶ The Anniversary Udate's most exciting features: Windows 10 users weigh in We know Microsoft's spin on the Anniversary Update for Windows 10, but here's what users say they're most pumped about. Read More ▶ 9 big moments in Yahoo's troubled history Yahoo has had quite a ride, enduring falling stock prices and frequent CEO changes. Here are 9 key moments leading up to its sale to Verizon. Read More ▶ $19.99 for Premium Windows 10 Training (Includes 100+ Tutorials) - Deal Alert Master This Popular Windows OS Version in One Fell Swoop with 4 E-Books & Hundreds of Video Tutorials. Read More ▶ A cleaner, simpler Google Maps focuses on The new Google Maps revamp is all about "actionable information," according to Google. Read More ▶ This new Outlook feature will organize your inbox for you Microsoft is finally bringing one of the best features of its Outlook mobile app to the desktop: Focused Inbox. Read More ▶ You can't turn off Cortana in the Windows 10 Anniversary Update Cortana is here to stay in the Windows 10 Anniversary Update. Read More ▶ T-Mobile bulks up Binge On with ABC, Fox Now, Apple Music, and more The latest additions will please those who regularly use the streaming service, though Binge On isn't without a legion of critics. Read More ▶ How to turn off web notifications in Chrome, Edge, and Firefox Web notifications are great, except when they aren't. Here's how to disable them off on a site-by-site basis. Read More ▶ AMD's Polaris-based Radeon Pro WX GPUs can create VR content for under $1,000 Apple's decision to use the FirePro professional GPU in its Mac Pro line was a signature win for AMD; otherwise, it is getting crushed by Nvidia in the workstation market. Read More ▶ AMD introduces a new Radeon Pro WX series to replace FirePro AMD is set to replace its venerable FirePro lineup with Radeon Pro and Radeon Pro WX GPUs. Read More ▶

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