At their recent Computex 2021 conference, AMD finally shared some details about their upsampling technology, FidelityFX Super Resolution. One of the things AMD’s Scott Herklemann confirmed was that FSR will be supported on Radeon RX 6000, RX 5000, RX 500, and RX Vega graphics cards. This naturally raised a large question mark in people’s.

It’s fair to say that Intel has been struggling to compete against Ryzen for some time, with Rocket Lake processors failing to impress. But, there is a fair amount of Alder Lake, with it’s big.LITTLE architecture. Today, we have a leak of the release window for Alder Lake, thanks to leaker Moore’s Law is.

The Nvidia GeForce RTX 3080 Ti is finally here, and this new entry into Nvidia’s Ampere lineup cranks up the expected performance dials, but the questions are – how well does it perform, what are the final specs and is did Nvidia limit the mining performance on the FE cards? Well, that’s just what.

According to a new report from ArsTechnica, Valve are working on a Switch-like portable console for Steam games. The Switch has been hugely successful for Nintendo, but the few attempts at Switch-like portable PCs have fallen pretty flat. But, Valve of course have a lot of mindshare with gamers, and their backing could be.

The bad news bears just keeps coming lately in the world of PC hardware, and according to new report from TrendForce we can expect to see a 20% increase in DRAM prices this year. It’s by no means a secret at this point that shortages and availability issues have been the overarching theme surrounding.

Shortages and availability issues are, sadly, a huge theme of this current generation of graphics cards, and while the cause of this is complex – cryptocurrency mining is definitely one of the culprits. But, some good news today – as the RX 6700 XT’s mining performance looks to be SLOWER than the previous-gen RX.

Next-generation consoles bring with them a myriad of improvements, an assortment of raw spec upgrades (such as more GPU grunt, additional RAM and such things), but new hardware features and optimization is just as important. The Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S both support several new features on their GPUs thanks to using.

Even though Intel’s Rocket Lake S is expected in Q1 2021, there’s already quite the buzz surrounding the follow-up processor, Intel’s Alder Lake. Today, we have news on  Alder Lake-P, the mobile CPU for this particular architecture. A benchmark for the Alder Lake mobile processor was spotted by Benchleaks on Twitter, and we can.

There’s no argument that there has been a ton of leaks from Nvidia lately. If you missed our latest video, give it a watch as we had leaks for an RTX 3080 12GB and RTX 3060 ULTRA. But today, we have yet more leaks for their mobile GPUs. We are expecting an official reveal.

Cyberpunk 2077 had sadly suffered from what can only be described as a disastrous launch. While many people are having great experiences with the game with minimal bugs, that isn’t the case with everyone. Of course, the most publicised issues with the game are the ones plaguing the last gen consoles, the PS4 and.

Intel is still hard at work certifying and testing their upcoming Xe GPUs, and thanks to that we have a very juicy benchmark for you today thanks to Tum Apisak on Twitter. Specs wise, the Intel Xe graphics card in question features 128 EUs, a clock speed of 1.4 GHz, and 3 GB VRAM..

The architecture synonymous with PC gaming for decades now has been X86, and the processors from both Intel and AMD which uses X86 has gone under a tremendous number of changes over those years, 64-bit support, increases in core counts and clock frequency, SMT, huge IPC increases; but ultimately, buried inside the architecture is.

Here’s just a quick article for those who to see AMD’s RDNA 2 based RX 6900XT graphics card in the flesh. These photos were sent to us awhile ago, but I was asked to hold off posting them until just today. The first photo is the render of the Radeon RX 6700 graphics solution.

In graphics, 2020 has started in a similar fashion to how virtually all of 2019 played out – with AMD offering competitive solutions in the mid and low-range, but failing to have any real answer for the top-end Nvidia GeForce RTX 20 series SKUs. AMD’s Radeon VII had been a viable option for the.