Nvidia's new GTX 1070 freezes out Fury, trashes Titan X; Intel launches 10-core Broadwell-E CPU at Computex 2016; Microsoft reverses malware-like upgrade policy for Windows 10; and More

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June 2, 2016

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		Nvidia's new GTX 1070 freezes out Fury, trashes Titan X The GTX 1070 is easily the new upper-midrange performance leader. Not only does it beat the Titan X, which launched barely a year ago, it demolishes every card from its own price point and previous generation, as well as the Fury products from AMD.

		Broadwell-E puts 10 cores on tap: Intel launches the Core i7-6950X at Computex 2016 Intel's Broadwell-E offers a 10-core CPU option and new overclocking features -- but is it a better choice than a conventional quad-core for ordinary gamers?

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		Microsoft will adjust malware-like upgrade policy for Windows 10 following outcry Following massive user anger, Microsoft will partly reverse course on its Windows 10 upgrade practices. Hopefully this means an end to the malware-like tactics the company recently debuted.

		Can more, better tech vault 2016 Mazda CX-9 ahead of Toyota Highlander and Honda Pilot? Mazda crossovers have always been fun to drive. The new CX-9 begs to compete with Pilot and Highlander with new levels of technology and better NVH control.

		Developer claims PS4K upgrade 'absolutely' necessary for VR, slams PS4's performance Sony is rumored to have made backwards compatibility mandatory on the PS4, but comments from an anonymous developer may indicate otherwise. If the PS4K is necessary for good VR performance, it's going to double the cost of buying into Sony's VR technology.

		Hospital pays ransomware, but doesn't get files decrypted After receiving the ransom, the extortionists demanded more before unlocking the hospital's files.

		The United States nuclear system still runs (in part) on eight-inch floppy disks The government's critical nuclear missile defense systems still rely on ancient 1970s-era technology -- but that's not as crazy as it might seem at first glance, even if it's long-since time to update the underlying hardware.

	Jamie Lendino Managing Editor, ExtremeTech.com Follow me on Twitter: @jlendino

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