Gaming Tested on NVIDIA H100 Hopper GPU: Slower Than Integrated GPU
With the least attention for graphics-intensive gaming tasks, NVIDIA’s H100 Hopper GPU is a chip built for pure AI and other computing workloads. Even still, it will be intriguing to see how this 30,000 USD GPU compares to other gaming GPUs and whether or not it can actually run games....
AMD Reaffirms 750 W Consumption Capacity for Instinct MI300X GPU
At the Data Center and AI Technology Premiere event on Tuesday, June 15, AMD recently unveiled its Instinct MI300X GPU. Although the new accelerator model’s power usage was not included in the keynote presentation, Hoang Anh Phu, one of the tipsters, was nevertheless able to find out about it in...
14th Gen Core model numbers confirm Intel’s “Raptor Lake Refresh”
The second half of 2023 will see an update to Intel’s “Raptor Lake” client CPU architecture, which will go by the name “Raptor Lake Refresh.” There were two possibilities about how Intel would name these chips when we initially learned about this development in December 2022. The first one proposed...
Intel Simplifies Core i9-13900K & i9-13900KS CPU Packaging
The Core i9-13900K and Core i9-13900KS are popular choices for extreme gamers who demand the best from their CPUs, but did the presence of a premium protective shell also entice some customers who enjoy displaying silicon-related mantelpieces? Intel has informed customers that it is changing the retail packaging for two...
AMD Prepares Ryzen 5 5600X3D to Compete with 13th Gen Core i5 + DDR4 Options from Intel
After some hesitation, AMD is now open to the notion of a 6-core processor with 3D Vertical Cache, but this time it will only be for the Socket AM4 platform. The new Ryzen 5 5600X3D might be priced competitively against Intel’s 13th Gen Core i5 processor series, luring DIY gaming...
Online databases reveal a potential AMD Ryzen Zen 5 prototype processor.
In a “Meet the Experts” event earlier this week, AMD made the Ryzen 8000 CPU series public. A roadmap shows that this next-generation “Zen 5” + “Navi 3.5” mainstream desktop processor lineup is anticipated to launch in 2024. According to information that was leaked (last month), AMD’s codename for the...
NVIDIA Discovers a Smart Way to Promote DLAA Adoption—By Making it a DLSS Preset
Deep-learning anti-aliasing, often known as DLAA, is effectively DLSS with no image upscaling. The technology maintains the rendering resolution at par with your display’s but employs AI to try to add detail to your game, especially smoothing out edges and other raster graphics forms that could need anti-aliasing. The end...
Tiger Lake-U 11th Gen Intel CPUs have been discontinued.
The eleventh generation Tiger Lake-U CPU range from Intel is now being phased out, according to the company’s own Product Change Notification (PCN) system. According to Team Blue’s database, the last shipment of (x86 Willow Cove architecture) processors will be delivered on December 29 with the deadline for final purchases...
Better Cache & VRAM Latency Are Found in AMD Radeon RX 7600 GPU Than RX 7900 XTX
Last weekend, Chips and Cheese published their extremely thorough analysis of AMD’s Radeon RX 7600 GPU. Jiray, a team member, decided to actually purchase the card since a sample unit wasn’t provided for study. The Radeon RX 7600 received a largely unfavorable reception upon release at the end of last...
AMD confirms that Zen 5 will have “Navi 3.5” graphics and the Ryzen 8000 Series branding by 2024.
The Ryzen 8000 series will be the name given to AMD’s desktop part for the next-generation “Zen 5” architecture, according to one of its Meet the Experts presentations to retail channel sellers. This is an interesting development because the company is known for skipping a thousand-number sequence every generation for...
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