The SM2508 as the controller is called is set to be the most power efficient PCIe 5.0 NVMe controller to date, with a power consumption of 3.5 W, which is in line with most PCIe 4.0 SSD controllers. It appears that Silicon Motion is ready to start competing with Phison in the PCIe 5.0 NVMe SSD controller market, as the company has shown a new controller at the Flash Memory Summit 2023 which should give Phison a run for its money. Update Aug 9th: On re-checking the driver installation on a fresh Windows installation with an Arc graphics card, we found that the Arc GPU Graphics Drivers do indeed show an Opt-In screen and not actually sneak CIP onto unsuspecting users. We're investigating and will update this post accordingly. They think it is possible that we previously opted-in on the test system, so the opt-in dialog didn't show a second time. Update Aug 8th: Intel tells us that the feature is designed to be opt-in, with very clear messaging during installation. There's an entire page of the installer dedicated to this, you see a large checkbox about data-collection that's checked by default, but which you can uncheck, and complete installation. The installer of AMD Software Adrenalin presents the option to prevent its data-collection tool from being enabled at the completion of driver installation, regardless of whether you've chosen the "typical," "driver only," or "custom" install options. AMD handles its version of CIP and Telemetry in arguably the most transparent manner. NVIDIA's Telemetry is installed and enabled by default along with your GeForce graphics drivers, and you cannot opt out from it, as it does not even figure in the "custom" installer options. Intel CIP is functionally similar to the Telemetry component of the GeForce Software. Intel created a dedicated webpage that spells out what CIP is, and what its scope of data collection is where is says that CIP "does not collect your name, email address, phone number, sensitive personal information, or physical location (except for country)." The benignly named CIP is a data collection component that tracks your PC usage and performance in the background (not just that of the GPU), so Intel can use the data to improve its future products. The Compute Improvement Program can be unchecked here, to ensure data collection is disabled. Under the "custom" installer option that you have to activate manually, you get to select which components to install. The installer of the 101.4578 beta drivers add a "Compute Improvement Program" (CIP) component as part of the "typical" setup option that is enabled by default. The latest version of Intel Arc GPU Graphics Software introduced an interesting change that isn't reflected in the Release Notes. Gamers can enjoy a smooth and responsive experience with the latest ZOTAC GAMING GeForce RTX 40 Series graphic cards and AMD Ryzen 5 processor platforms, whether playing the newest game titles, streaming in high quality, or creating impactful content. The MEK HERO is designed for Gamers who want a PC Gaming system with performance that does not sacrifice cost-efficiency for simplicity. With a strong focus on gaming community engagement, seamless assembly, and top-notch customer service, MEK HERO is crafted to ensure optimal performance, durability, and an unparalleled gaming experience. The MEK HERO is expertly designed, assembled, and hand-tested in the United States. The MEK HERO, powered by ZOTAC GAMING, features the Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse themed ZOTAC GAMING GeForce RTX 4070, 4060 Ti, and 4060 graphics cards, AMD's latest Ryprocessors, offering unmatched gaming performance and stunning graphics that bring Gamers closer to their virtual adventures. ZOTAC, a leading manufacturer of innovative gaming hardware solutions, today unveiled three new additions to its MEK HERO Gaming PCs: MEK HERO G3 A7647, A7646I, and A7646.
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