The last year in tech has been nothing short of insane, with extreme stock shortages effecting both the GPU and CPU market. But, over the last couple of months we have started to see the situation improve, and it seems that more hope it on the horizon. In a recent interview with Barrons.com, AMD.

There has been quite a lot of hype surrounding the Apple M1 GPU, which employs a big.LITTLE design. That chip in itself managed to match a GTX 1050Ti desktop GPU, and now the Apple M1X appears to be more impressive than that. This is according to Youtuber Dave2D, who recently did a feature on.

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.

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.

Resizable BAR, which is probably better known under its AMD nomenclature Smart Access Memory, is something we have seen growing support for ever since AMD revealed that Ryzen 5000 would support it. Now, Nvidia partners GALAX and Gainward have expanded their resizable BAR support for several of the RTX 30 GPUs. Both GALAX and.

After the lacklustre hardware sales of the Wii U, Nintendo’s Switch has marked an incredible turnaround for the company and the system has been incredibly popular, bolstered by an impressive library of exclusive titles and ports, despite the fairly meagre system specifications of the underlying hardware. The Nintendo Switch is based on a Maxwell-based.

There is a fair amount of anticipation surrounding the release of the RTX 3060, as it’s Nvidia’s first desktop GA106 graphics card, and of course a fresh entrance into a very strained GPU market. Today, we have a nice set of benchmarks – 3D Mark and Superposition, thanks to the work of Videocardz.com. The.

Nintendo’s Switch console has been a runaway success for the company, but even when the system launched it wasn’t a graphical powerhouse, despite punching well above its weight-class with titles such as Doom. Rumors for an upgraded Switch Pro have circulated for some time, and now we have further details that this upgraded console.

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.

I’ve spoken a few times on Youtube about how AMD has been absolutely crushing it against Intel when it came to the the sales and revenue at Germany’s biggest tech retailer, Mind Factory.  Now we have a new report for December, thanks as always to the Reddit user Ingebor. There’s quite a lot to.

Smart Access Memory or SAM if you prefer, was a feature AMD touted heavily as it marketed both its Radeon RX 6000 series of graphics cards, and the Ryzen 5000 series processors. This feature AMD claimed, offered a nice bump in performance, and came with no real downsides, and their announcement of SAM prompted.

The first generation Ryzen is still a pretty impressive chip, but if you’re running a Ryzen 7 1700X, should you upgrade to a Zen 2 based CPU? As the title of this article probably hints, I’ve done the testing and the answers we’re left with are pretty intriguing. This follows on from my Zen.

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..