Tag: Computing Components
This Chinese version of a popular AMD graphics card is now on sale worldwide – and it’s actually worth buying
Reviews are finally coming in for the AMD Radeon RX 7900 GRE, a Chinese version of a popular AMD graphics card, and it seems that it’s actually a great card. The RX 7900 GRE is made to reside in between the Radeon 7800 XT and the Radeon 7900 XT as…
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Nvidia could keep making gaming GPUs thanks to Microsoft and Intel’s new deal
For those who have been worried about Nvidia’s eventual departure from the graphics card market, the partnership between Microsoft and Intel could keep the manufacturer of the most popular cards still in the game – which is great news for gamers. Microsoft and Intel announced a landmark deal during the…
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AMD’s new mobile CPU might be just what Steam Deck 2 needs to keep up with increasingly fierce competition
Steam Deck’s mobile CPU is well known for its incredible efficiency but it seems that AMD’s latest mobile processor, the Ryzen 7 8840U, finally has it beat. One of the most impressive factors concerning the Steam Deck is how it can deliver excellent performance at a 10W power limit, which…
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AMD Zen 5 processor rumor sets stage for epic end-of-year battle with Intel
AMD’s hotly-anticipated Zen 5 CPUs could launch at the end of this year, lining up closely with Intel’s Arrow Lake release – which could spell trouble for Team Blue and edge AMD further towards hard-earned desktop supremacy in the best processors ranking. Chinese tech outlet UDN reports that AMD’s Zen…
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Intel’s progress with Battlemage is rumored to be sluggish – and 2nd-gen Arc GPUs may not arrive until 2025
Progress with Intel’s Battlemage graphics cards might be looking a bit shaky, going off a new update from a YouTube leaker. This is Moore’s Law is Dead (MLID), a regular source of leaks from the GPU world (and CPUs, plus consoles too), who has a new video out which digs…
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Intel Core i9-14900KS CPU could be out next month with 6.2GHz boost – for those who can afford it
Intel’s Core i9-14900KS, a supercharged version of the current Raptor Lake Refresh flagship, the 14900K, could be on shelves as soon as next month. Tom’s Hardware picked up on a report from Benchlife (a Chinese tech site) which cites sources claiming that the purported Core i9-14900KS is set to launch…
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