Early next year Intel will be launching their touted Kaby Lake series of chips to the desktop, and while the CPUs are very ‘business as usual’ in their number of cores and threads, they do sport clock speed improvements and a shiny new platform to tempt Skylake or Haswell users into an upgrade. But,.

Despite no official word on pricing from Nintendo (or an exact release date…) a UK retailer is confident that the Nintendo Switch will cost £198.50, and is currently taking pre-orders for the new console which is set to arrive sometime in March, 2017. GameSeek, the retailer in question is offering customers a chance to.

The AMD rumor mill has been busy of late, but not quite as busy as AMD themselves. The company are planning to enter 2017 with a bang, fully replacing its processor lineup with Zen and readying to release Vega, which is the follow up to their highly successful Polaris range of graphics cards. But.

Final Fantasy 15 is easily one of the most anticipated game releases of 2016, and the title has had quite the journey to our homes. Square Enix announced that FFXV’s release date would be pushed back from September 30th to November 29th to avoid the need to release a patch on day one to.

AMD’s current lineup of Polaris graphics cards is steering the company back on track to be once again highly competitive to Nvidia’s range of discrete graphics cards – but only up until the mid range. With the absence of the RX 490 GPU, the most powerful Polaris based card in AMD’s arsenal is the.

For the mainstream user, Intel’s CPU offerings have been somewhat predictable over the years; with the highest end offerings touting 4 physical cores and up to 8 threads thanks to Intel’s HyperThreading technology. Sure, there are processors such as Broadwell-E, but the CPU’s are typically more expensive, and the cost for the platform (memory.

Just yesterday we covered a rather large leak concerning AMD’s Summit Ridge lineup of Zen processors which revealed not only some basic pricing information for the desktop Zen CPU’s, but also AMD’s new naming convention, which would be SR3, SR5 and finally SR7 (from the low to high end SKU’s respectively). Well today, thanks.

2016 has been a pretty great year for technology enthusiasts, and for folks with an interest in processors the past couple of months have been particularly interesting. There’s been no shortage of news, rumors and leaks on AMD’s upcoming next generation processor architecture, Zen. Now we have yet more information on AMD’s upcoming Summit.

Since the launch of Nvidia’s GeForce Pascal range of graphics cards, gamers have waited for the inevitable release of the GTX 1080 Ti, a card (like its predecessors) designed to offer gamers close to Titan levels of performance but at drastically reduced prices. Nvidia have a tradition of cutting the amount of VRAM in.

I think it’s safe to say AMD’s upcoming Zen architecture is about the most anticipated CPU debut in quite a number of years, with gamer’s and technology enthusiasts hopeful we’ll see AMD climb back on top of the CPU mountain and reclaim some of Intel’s marketshare. It’s not that AMD’s current products are bad,.

Telemetry is a bit of a dirty word within the confines of the technology space, and immediately conjures up mental images of a silhouetted figure stealing your personal secrets. But of course in reality, telemetry is used for a plethora of different things – and most notably amongst developers the ability to more readily.

The price of larger SSD’s have fallen over the past few years, and gone are the days where ever low performance drives would cost you an arm and leg for such a minute amount of space, you’d wondering which of your OS features you could uninstall to squeeze a few of your frequently used.

There’s one certainty in the graphics industry – nothing is stagnant. Earlier this year AMD released the Polaris range of graphics cards, spanning from the RX 460 all the way up to the Radeon RX 480, but these rumors show that we’re we’ll be seeing new revisions of Polaris which offers a large boost.

If you’ve been following along with us at RedGamingTech for a few months, you’re probably intimately familiar with AMD’s upcoming next generation processor known as Zen. The CPU is being designed from the ground up as a scaleable, high performance X86 processor for use in the traditional desktop, low per solutions such as laptops.