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.

One of the big changes AMD’s Ryzen processors brought to the table with their original debut in 2017 was SMT (Simultaneous Multi-Threading), which allows two threads to run on the same Zen processor core at once, doubling the number of logical processors which your operating system can see. The core counts of Ryzen’s mainstream.

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..

Improvements in performance alone aren’t enough from one generation to another – they need to be combined with jumps in efficiency too. Space on the die itself is always at a premium, and even with leaps in process technology, you can only do so much with a chip. The larger the chip, the more.

There was certainly lots of hype surrounding the launch of AMD’s Navi graphics cards, with buyers eager to know what alternatives the company would bring to Nvidia’s rather expensive Turing offers. AMD’s strategy with the RX 5700 and the RX 5700 XT was simple – release a GPU targeting Nvidia’s mid-range offerings in value.

After a fair while of speculation, rumours and leaks Qualcomm finally unveiled the Snapdragon 855. As we expected in the run up to the SoC’s launch, it is Qualcomm’s first 7nm chipset and will find it’s home in the flagship smartphones of 2019. But, we didn’t really know much about the sort of performance.

The Final Fantasy XV publicly available demo has been updated to allow users of Nvidia’s RTX 20 series of cards the ability to test out the performance of DLSS (Deep Learning Super Sampling) and the results are rather pleasing and have a lot of potential. If you’re not familiar with the concept of DLSS, the.

The launch of the 9th generation Coffee Lake refresh CPUs nears ever closer to release, we have seen a fair few benchmarks and performance numbers surface online. A lot of these have understandably been surrounding the flagship i9 9900K, but today we have a benchmark leak for the 8 core Intel i7 9700K processor..

Intel’s 9th generation processors will soon see a release on store shelves, and have been fortunately now confirmed to be backwards compatible with the Z370 chipset, along with the other 300 series motherboards. Along with the Z390 chipset, Intel will release a plethora of new chipsets, including the I9-9900K and the I7-9700K CPU. A.

What do you get if you take something that’s already great, and then make it even better? This is precisely the situation with both the B450 motherboard chipset and the AMD Ryzen 2 series of processors. Last April, AMD shocked the tech world with the release of the first generation Ryzen processors. The performance.

It’s been a whirlwind since Nvidia’s Gamescon conference, and this is one of the cases in technology where so many questions were answered, but so many new questions were raised. Nvidia’s GeForce RTX 20 series is very impressive on paper, but also rather expensive, with the RTX 2080 Ti retailing for $999 for a.

The past few days since Nvidia’s Turing annoucement at Siggraph seems to have been a complete blur. After months of very little solid evidence of what we’d actually be seeing out of the companies new architecture, suddenly we’re bombarded with so much official information and leaks that it’s enough to make your head spin..

In several days, we’ll know a lot more about Nvidia’s plans for the GeForce RTX 2080 (along with the other cards in the GeForce 20 series lineup), but as of right now, the Turing architecture is a very impressive jump in performance. Ray Tracing has been a lofty goal in computer graphics for years,.

AMD’s upcoming 12nm Ryzen refresh (known as Zen+) will be an interesting one, with the company touting improvements in clock speeds, soldered IHS and the inclusion of Precision Boost 2. In theory at least, this will help AMD fend off Intel’s Coffee Lake series of processors until AMD can put out the next generation.