Tag: Computing Components
AMD’s Strix Point CPUs for Copilot+ PCs aren’t even out, but their rumored names are already confusing everyone
AMD’s Strix Point processors are important for AMD – key, even, as they are laptop chips that’ll serve as the engine for Copilot+ PCs – but if the rumor mill is anything to go by, one thing Team Red can’t settle on is a name. This new leak on Strix…
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Nvidia RTX 5090: rumors, possible specs, and everything we know
Nvidia’s RTX 5000-series graphics cards have been clinging to the tech world grapevine for at least a year, with one of the most speculated cards being the Nvidia RTX 5090. It’s the flagship of the lineup and would likely be the best graphics card on the market once it actually…
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Nvidia RTX 5090: prices, specs, and everything else we know
We finally got the full lowdown on the Nvidia RTX 5090, thanks to CES 2025 finally revealing everything we need to know about the highly anticipated follow-up to the best graphics card you can buy, the Nvidia RTX 4090. Nvidia’s newest flagship card is clearly even more of a beast…
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Nvidia’s set to supercharge Copilot+ PCs with its RTX GPUs – and maybe that’ll happen soon
Nvidia has announced that it’s going to beef up the power of Copilot+ PCs, Microsoft’s new more powerful spin on its AI PCs, by equipping these laptops with Nvidia RTX GPUs. In a blog post, Nvidia tells us: “In the coming months, Copilot+ PCs equipped with new power-efficient systems-on-a-chip and…
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AMD is finally ending branding headaches: Strix Point CPUs might use ‘Ryzen AI’ from here on out
According to a new report, AMD may streamline its mobile CPU brand names by discontinuing the HS, H, and U designations for its 15-45W TDP (Thermal Design Power) chips. Instead, the designation will be changed to the ‘Ryzen AI’ name starting with the upcoming Zen 5 Strix Point processor generation,…
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AMD RDNA 4 graphics cards could be imminent, as huge driver-related hint is dropped
AMD has rolled out a massive Linux driver update with 24,000 lines of code for Team Red’s incoming RDNA 4 graphics cards. As spotted by Phoronix.com (via TweakTown), a new Linux kernel driver has been implemented for ‘AMD GFX12 Mesa support.’ GFX12 is widely believed to be the codename for…
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