Tag: Computing Components
Looking forward to Intel’s budget-minded Battlemage GPUs? They could be launching late 2024
Rumors and reports for Intel’s upcoming Battlemage graphics cards have been steady since at least 2023, which, if true, could be a boon for gamers looking for more budget-minded components. Now there’s a brand new leak, shared on the Weibo forums by Chinese tech blogger Little Pigeon (reported on by…
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Need a power supply for your future RTX 5090? Cooler Master has your back with its fanless power supply
Even though Nvidia’s upcoming flagship graphics card — the RTX 5090 — hasn’t received official pricing and specs as of now, let alone a proper release date, it already has a component that’s compatible with it. Cooler Master’s X Silent Edge Platinum 850 fanless power supply is currently listed on…
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Great news for gamers: AMD may be launching two new budget gaming GPUs
The rumor mill has been churning as always and this time, the word on the street is that AMD‘s Radeon RDNA 3 lineup may be getting two new budget entry-level graphics cards — the RX 7400 and RX 7300. If true, it would be under the AMD Radeon RX 7600’s…
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Nvidia is reportedly dropping the RTX 3060, even though it remains the most popular GPU by far on Steam
Nvidia’s RTX 3060 graphics card has long been a popular relatively wallet-friendly GPU, topping the rankings on Steam – but the death knell has apparently sounded for this Ampere (last-gen) model. VideoCardz reports that news has filtered down from the Board Channels in China – a common source of GPU…
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Intel better watch out, as AMD’s Ryzen 9 9950X has just broken a benchmark performance world record
AMD’s Ryzen 9 9950X processor has already shown some impressive performance in its early development compared to Intel’s Core i9-14900KS, thanks to leaked Cinebench R23 benchmark results already revealing an incredible 48,011 for multi-threaded performance. But that’s only the beginning, as Bilibili tech influencer Ordinary Uncle Tony demonstrated how far…
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Intel admits damage to unstable 14th-gen and 13th-gen CPUs is permanent – incoming patch is a preventative, not a cure
Intel provided a statement earlier this week on the instability problems with 14th-gen and 13th-gen CPUs, but some further details have come to light since then – including a clarification that any damage done to high-end CPUs is permanent. In case you missed it, Intel’s previous announcement pinned down ‘elevated…
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