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Windows 11 and Server Boost SSD Performance with Native NVMe Driver Enhancements

Originally Published 19 days ago — by Wccftech

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Enabling the native NVMe driver in Windows 11, which is currently only available in Windows Server 2025, can significantly improve random read/write speeds of NVMe SSDs, with gains up to 85%, though the process involves risks and bugs. Microsoft is encouraged to release this driver for mainstream Windows versions to unlock full SSD performance.

Kirby and the Forgotten Land: New Challenges and Adventures on Switch 2

Originally Published 4 months ago — by Nintendo Life

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Kirby's adventure on Switch 2 features significant improvements over the original, including better graphics, faster load times, and a smoother 60fps performance, with the upgraded version available via an upgrade pack or full purchase starting August 28, 2025.

Boost Your Smart TV's Speed by Clearing Its Cache

Originally Published 5 months ago — by Lifehacker

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Clearing the cache on your smart TV can improve its speed and performance, but it may not solve all issues related to aging hardware. For optimal streaming experience, a dedicated device like an Apple TV is recommended. The article provides general steps for clearing cache on various TV brands, emphasizing that regular cache management can help prevent app crashes and sluggishness.

Nintendo Switch 2: Upcoming Updates, Launch Plans, and Exciting Titles

Originally Published 7 months ago — by The Verge

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Nintendo is releasing free performance-boosting updates for several games on the upcoming Switch 2, including titles like Super Mario Wonder and Xenoblade Chronicles 3, ahead of the console's launch, with additional updates for third-party games like Fortnite and No Man’s Sky.

Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 2: Boosted Performance and Rising Costs

Originally Published 1 year ago — by Notebookcheck.net

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The upcoming Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 2 processor is expected to deliver a minimum 20% performance boost over its predecessor, despite continuing to use TSMC's 3nm architecture, specifically the N3P process. This new chip is anticipated to power high-end smartphones like the Realme GT 7 Pro and iQoo 13, achieving impressive benchmarking scores. Qualcomm's reliance on TSMC's technology suggests a shift away from Samsung's SF2 process for this generation.

"Google Chrome Update Accelerates Browsing on Budget Galaxy Devices"

Originally Published 1 year ago — by SamMobile - Samsung news

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Google is working on a feature for Chrome for Android called Tab Declutter, which will automatically archive unused tabs to declutter the browser and improve the performance of affordable Galaxy phones with limited processing power and memory. This feature, expected to be released in Chrome 125 in May, aims to provide a convenient solution for users who want to speed up the app and phone performance without losing access to their tabs.

"PS5 Pro: The Ultimate Gaming Experience for GTA 6 and Beyond"

Originally Published 1 year ago — by Tom's Guide

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Rumors suggest that the PS5 Pro, rumored to be released in September 2024, may offer improved performance and graphical capabilities over the PS5. However, speculation from Digital Foundry raises doubts about significant performance boosts, particularly in relation to games like GTA 6 running at 60fps. While rumored specs indicate potential enhancements such as improved ray tracing and frame-boosting technology, the actual impact on game performance remains uncertain, leading to tempered expectations for the PS5 Pro.

"AirJet's Revolutionary Cooling System Turbocharges M2 MacBook Air Performance"

Originally Published 2 years ago — by MacRumors

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Frore Systems, a startup with $116 million in funding, installed its novel solid-state active cooling system, called AirJet Mini, into Apple's 15-inch MacBook Air, which doesn't have a fan. The modified laptop showed impressive performance improvements as the tests wore on and the fanless MacBook Air's throttling kicked in. However, the installation process required modifications to the laptop's chassis, and the impact on battery life was not addressed. Frore Systems plans to debut the AirJet system in a $499 barebones Zotac mini-PC and is also developing larger and smaller versions of the cooling system.