It is found that the executive director of the Russian Data Storage System Developers Association claimed that Russian companies will purchase Loongson 5000 series processors (12nm process) with performance similar to Intel i5.

The general manager of Norsi-Trans, Сергей Овчинников, said that the company has purchased about 100 Loongson processors and will trial-produce a batch of equipment using Loongson processors.

It is reported that Norsi-Trans’s partner will be Basalt SPO (the developer of Alt OS). Alexei Smirnov, chairman of the company’s board of directors, claimed that “ALT OS is suitable for Loongson processors.”

Norsi-Trans plans to supply pre-production equipment to relevant ministries and corporate customers, with the final products listed in the Ministry of Industry and Trade’s “Register of Electronic Products”.

Experts interviewed by the newspaper believe that the switch to Loongson processors for Russian equipment is “necessary” to reduce reliance on technologies such as Intel and AMD.

“Kommersant” also pointed out that Norsi-Trans is not the only Russian electronics manufacturer planning to use Loongson processors in its products. Prombit’s “roadmap” also includes “similar plans.”

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According to Intel’s gaming test data, the Razzle A380 graphics card is the best match with the 12th / 13th generation Core i5 processors, and the A750 / A770 graphics card is the best match with the 12th / 13th generation Core i7 processors. Top of the line GPUs like the RTX 4090 require a 12th/13th generation Core i9 processor to unleash better gaming performance.

Intel’s GPU + CPU bundle is now online, priced from $439 (currently about RMB 3064).

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LG UltraGear 48GQ900 specifications and features

For certain people, 48-inch is just too much for a monitor display, but that size is a gamers delight. At that size, one might worry about the eye health of those using the monitor, but there is little need to worry. This massive screen device comes with Anti-glare & low reflection technology to help protect the eyes from excess light. Here are the basic specifications:

• Screen: 48-inch 4K OLED screen with 120Hz-138Hz refresh rate and 0.1ms response time.
• Processor: Connects to an external source for processing power, but it supports AMD FreeSync Premium and is Nvidia G-Sync (for a better gaming experience).  
• Battery: 175W battery with 100-240V power input.
• Software: Screen control, users get to pick the operating system of their choice.

The display of this gaming monitor is rich, it supports Display HDR 10, reading mode, colour calibration mode, and RGB LED hexagon lighting. The display is adjustable, it can be tilted, made higher or lower from the surface it’s resting on. It comes with all necessary ports for connecting to various gaming peripherals. The audio quality on this monitor offers an immersive virtual 3D sound experience through a 20W stereo speaker.

LG UltraGear 48GQ900 possible pricing

The pricing of this device remains unclear, but we know that it’d first be available to the Chinese region. Certainly, it’d retail at a high price to complement its specifications and features. This monitor is in direct competition with the Alienware QD-OLED monitor which retails at 8700 yuan, the LG UltraGear 48GQ900 may also have a similar price.

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