AMD might have renamed its upcoming Ryzen AI mobile chips (again) to one-up Intel's numbering scheme
Would 3D V-Cache Help Intel CPUs? 14th-gen Cores vs. Cache
"Why doesn't Intel develop their own kind of 3D V-Cache?" It's a thought-provoking question, especially given how beneficial 3D V-Cache has been for AMD Ryzen chips. Let's benchmark and check that out.
AMD: Increasing compute efficiency by 30x is nice, but what about 100x?
South Korea looks beyond NAND, wants tech companies to increase their focus on processors
The big picture: South Korean tech giants like Samsung and SK Hynix have dominated memory manufacturing for decades. However, the country's president thinks the competition in the processor market, where Taiwan's TSMC looms large, has recently become significantly more critical. A new support package aims to increase Korea's competitiveness across the chip industry.
6 Cores vs. 16 Cores: How Well Have Ryzen 5 CPUs Aged?
AMD's Ryzen 5 5600 was always competitively priced and presented excellent value for gamers. However, it's a good time to pose the question: how well has it aged, and should you have bought an 8-core or even 16-core CPU instead?
AMD unveils new Epyc 4004 server CPUs spanning a range of price points
Windows XP can run on an Intel CPU from 1989 thanks to dedicated modder
Why is Apple making a data center chip?
Editor's take: Of course, Apple is designing its own AI chips for its data centers. This will give them an end-to-end, cloud-to-edge AI system that its competitors will not be able to match anytime soon.
First gaming handheld featuring Intel's Lunar Lake chips has been spotted
Ampere announces monstrous 256-core 3nm CPU, teams up with Qualcomm for AI
'Lunar Lake' Intel Core Ultra shown packing hefty 32GB LPDDR5X RAM on-chip
Why it matters: You've probably heard whispers about Intel's next big release, Lunar Lake. The upcoming chip platform is slated to arrive later in 2024, succeeding the current Meteor Lake offerings for notebooks. From what we're learning, Lunar Lake could pack quite a punch, especially with its innovative memory integration.
Are 6 Core CPUs Enough for PC Gaming?
There are plenty of fast 6-core gaming CPUs that outperform relatively new 8, 10, 12, and even 16-core chips. In this article we'll show you some interesting comparisons using different GPUs and gaming settings.
TSMC's performance-boosting 3nm N3P node on schedule for late 2024
Intel N250 "Twin Lake" CPU could replace Alder Lake-N for low-power laptops
AMD's Ryzen 5700X3D is now available for just $209
AMD launches Ryzen 7 8700F and Ryzen 5 8400F "Hawk Point" CPUs: budget processors lacking iGPUs
Arm expects more vendors to enter Windows PC chip market alongside Qualcomm Snapdragon
Strix Point APUs could mark the end of Windows 10 support from AMD as the company focuses on AI
Intel Arrow Lake-S desktop CPU leak includes a 24-core 285K flagship, 20-core 265K
AMD's consumer and server CPU sales surge, driven by latest Ryzen and Epyc chips
AMD to introduce new naming scheme for AI-enhanced Zen 5 mobile CPUs
Motherboard makers must implement new Intel power spec defaults by May 31
PC market recovery leads to increased client CPU shipments, but server sales lag
"CPUs Don't Matter For 4K Gaming"... Wrong!
Something we hear a lot is that CPU performance doesn't matter for 4K gaming. Without proper context, CPU benchmark data can be misinterpreted. Let us explain to you what's what with some hard data.