Weekly review and outlook: GPUs want power, Ikea wants gamers & Windows 11 wants TPM

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Do gaming furniture and accessories arrive at Ikea? When it comes to the announcement after accessing the news: Definitely, because last week not even Microsoft's hard hand reached this message with the system requirements of Windows 11. 1st place in the reports: New GPU power consumption measurements.

GPU power consumption from a new perspective

ComputerBase has always included the power consumption in the assessment of graphics cards, but in addition to the correct measurement method such as the separate consideration of the graphics card, the test scenarios must also be reconsidered from time to time – not only the hardware, but also the habits of the players and the Usage scenarios change. The editorial team used the “lull” between Nvidia Ampere and AMD RDNA 2 and their successors (presumably super new editions for the time being) and revised the current test course for determining the GPU power consumption.

The new measured values, including those during “idle” including window movement on the Windows desktop and with a 144 FPS limiter in games, have provided interesting new insights into the power consumption of current GPU architectures.

The retro reviews at the weekend were also very well received last week – on the one hand on video games that defined their genre, on the other hand on a passively cooled GeForce 7950 GT, which XFX relaxed 15 years ago 125 ° C GPU temperature.

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    234 comments Wolfgang Andermahr 100%

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    The first of their kind update games that have defined their own genre

    311 Comments Sven Bauduin 70%

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    In the test 15 years ago 125 ° C were still ok with the GeForce 7950 GT from XFX

    69 comments Robert McHardy 46%

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When the news came up In the past seven days, no content has passed the final announcement of the first gaming furniture and accessories at Ikea. A year ago, Ikea and Asus had already announced the jointly developed series, now the first products available from October have been named: The palette ranges from the 5-euro picture to the 500-euro table.

Not even the confirmation that Microsoft will act on the threat and officially exclude systems not supported by Windows 11 from the update process did not get past it. The editorial team's test showed that Microsoft not only prevents the installation of Windows 11 on computers without an active TPM 2.0, but actually no longer delivers any function updates to such computers – there are only updates to the currently installed build. Microsoft has reserved the right not to provide any support for the operation of Windows 11 on officially unsupported systems and to discontinue Windows updates completely.

Most read news & amp; Notes

  1. 1 IKEA + ROG gaming products cost between 5 and 500 euros 100%
  2. 2 No updates for Windows 11 Microsoft restricts PCs without TPM with Windows Update 53%
  3. 3 Diablo II: Resurrected start from 5 p.m. with moderate system requirements 51%
  4. 4 graphics cards RX 6600 XT and RTX 3070 Ti more expensive than ever 40%
  5. 5 Games under Linux DXVK 1.9.2 reduces CPU overhead in DirectX games by 26%
  6. 6 price drops China prohibits cryptocurrencies, Twitter allows Bitcoin 25%
  7. 7 Nvidia GPU rumors There is great space between normal and Ti models 25%
  8. 8 Microsoft These are Surface Pro 8, Laptop Studio, Pro X 2021 and Go 3 24%

One more week until Windows 11

The coming week is the last before the market launch of Windows 11 on October 5th. Without a doubt, Windows 11 will be in focus again. In addition, the test of an SSD is on the way, which will surely surprise one or the other reader – the sample is currently still in the shipping department. More is not yet revealed.

The editorial team wishes you a nice Sunday!