Hardware support: President Biden to seek $37bn for new legislation to speed up semiconductor production

Before I get into it I just want to say I actually love this headset. Its by far my favorite headset I own. I use it all the time. Working out, cooking dinner, doing chores. I use them regularly throughout the day and I have no complaints about that. But recently I've noticed its battery capacity has definitely diminished. I cannot make it through a 3-4 hour period of use before they have to be plugged in now. So I start googling for a replacement battery. That's when I find out the battery in this headset is basically impossible to switch out for the average person. The wires from the battery are soldered onto a board. Its a cheap generic battery that you could easily order off amazon but attaching it to the board seems nearly impossible for anyone except a small group of people. This design decision has told me everything I need to know about corsair as a company. If I wanted to be treated like this I would own apple products where they outright encourage you to throw it away and purchase another. Its completely wasteful and greedy. I prefer not to waste the entire product when 1 easily replaceable component has reached the end of its life.... what a disappointment. PC peripherals with this kind of design attitude seems like a big mistake. You guys should go after the apple market they seem to not mind being treated this way.

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(Nvidia) GeForce RTX 30 Series Performance To Accelerate With Resizable BAR Support

Posted: 25 Feb 2021 06:32 AM PST

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AMD Radeon "Aldebaran" GPU Support Published For Next-Gen CDNA, includes a mode which "can be enabled on a per-die basis" so adds support for the chiplet rumours

Posted: 25 Feb 2021 02:25 AM PST

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[VideoCardz] Aldebaran could be AMD's Multi-Chip Instinct MI200 accelerator with HBM2E memory

Posted: 25 Feb 2021 02:27 AM PST

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[VideoCardz] - German retailer already selling Intel Core i7-11700K Rocket Lake-S CPU for 469 EUR

Posted: 25 Feb 2021 01:01 PM PST