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Not displaying correctly? View this newsletter online. TODAY'S FEATURED STORY Modder Discovers Unusual GPU Placement That Lowers Hotspot Temps by 19 Degrees It does worsen CPU temperatures, but there's a "best of both worlds" solution. Read More THE LATEST Nobel Winner Wants to Pull Fresh Water From the Air Using Waste Heat This approach could AI data centers' waste heat to offset their enormous water consumption. Read More Nvidia Might Kill the RTX 5090 and Replace It With a 24GB RTX 5080 AMD might not even announce new cards until Computex 2027, too. Read More Nintendo Isn't Ready to Give Up on Physical Games The company has "no plans" to pull a Sony anytime soon, says one executive. Read More Claude Told Police It 'Saw' a Potential Suspect From an Unsolved Homicide The Philadelphia Police Department calls the delay between the submission of the false tip and Anthropic's disclosure "unacceptable." Read More Anonymous Staff Say Major Book Publishers Use AI for Cover Art and More Read More Refreshed Windows 11 Search Can Alter Settings, Control Tasks Directly From the Taskbar Read More Microsoft's New Coding AI Needs More Than 120GB of RAM for Best Performance Read More This App Brings the Pixel 11-Exclusive Gboard Rambler to Any Android Phone Read More You are subscribed to ExtremeTech as: you@example.com. Unsubscribe | Privacy Policy | Terms of Service Unsubscribe link broken? Copy & paste this link to your browser: https://click.extremetech.com ExtremeTech 360 Park Ave South, Floor 17 New York, NY 10010