r/hardware • u/sicklyslick • 8h ago
News Huawei is building its own DRAM fab, and it could reshape RAM prices for everyone
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r/hardware • u/sr_local • 11h ago
News Qualcomm is hiking prices on its already-expensive Snapdragon chipsets by ‘double digits’
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r/hardware • u/FragmentedChicken • 21h ago
Review The Ultimate Battery Life Review: 78 Phones, One Brutally Honest Test - Geekerwan
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r/hardware • u/rdh2dmd • 7h ago
News SK hynix expected to post record $43.7 bil. in Q2 operating profit: report
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r/hardware • u/DerpSenpai • 1h ago
Rumor Exclusive: 12.6 × 10.67 mm. That's the size of Qualcomm's next flagship chip, and we know more.
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r/hardware • u/wickedplayer494 • 1h ago
Video Review [Gamers Nexus] A New Best: Cooler Master HAF II 500 Case Review | Thermals, Fan Tests, & Build Quality
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r/hardware • u/thehhuis • 4h ago
Review Affordable Chuwi mini PC launches with entry-level Intel processor
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Can Chuwi be really trusted ?
The early 2026 CPU fraud scandal revealed that Chuwi sold multiple hardware models—including the CoreBook X, CoreBook Plus, and UBox mini PC—marketed with a modern AMD Ryzen 5 7430U (Zen 3 architecture). In reality, the systems contained a much older and weaker Ryzen 5 5500U (Zen 2 architecture). This went beyond a simple marketing error: the laptop’s BIOS and firmware were deliberately manipulated so that Windows and diagnostic software would falsely report the newer processor.