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AMD's start to 2024: Big gains in client and data center, big falls in gaming
By Nick Evanson published
news Data, AI, and compute are where all the money is at right now.
PCIe 5.0 is nearly four years old and it's still virtually worthless in gaming PCs
By Nick Evanson published
PCIe progress pains Gen 4 stuff is not only cheaper, it's also better. Now that's progress for you.
Manor Lords seems surprisingly stable for an early access game, and the developer says: '99% crashes so far are old drivers'
By Jacob Ridley published
News Manor Lords appears to be a pretty stable game, even in early access, but what crashes there are are reportedly caused by old drivers.
The tech I'm most psyched to see this year is anything but traditional PC silicon, and certainly isn't x86
By Dave James published
SNAP! Qualcomm's ARM-based chips are promising gaming-capable thin and light laptops with battery lives measured in decades. One of those things is true.
The first official reference to the 'AMD Ryzen 9000 series' gives Zen 5 a name and hints at an imminent release date
By Andy Edser published
news Gigabyte's latest AM5 BIOS update means it's time to say hello to the Ryzen 9000 series, as if we suspected any other name.
RDNA 3+ edges closer as AMD hints at refreshed GPU architecture in its Linux firmware
By Nick Evanson published
news Don't expect major changes to the architecture, as that's been all kept for RDNA 4.
AMD's new uber gaming laptop APU rumoured to use chiplet design and 16 full desktop-spec CPU cores
By Jeremy Laird published
news Call it Strix Halo, call it Sarlak, it's definitely a monster.
Best RAM for gaming in 2024: I've tested the best DDR4 and DDR5 RAM to find the right kits for you
By Chris Szewczyk published
Dynamic I've put the top gaming memory through its paces to find out what the best RAM to pair with your new gaming PC is.
My top TikTok account of the minute: this 'guy with two microscopes' that peeps inside computer chips
By Jacob Ridley published
News Ready for your close-up?
Nixxes is 'sort of waiting for FSR 3.1' before adding AMD's frame generation to Horizon Forbidden West because it wants 'the latest and greatest before integrating it'
By Nick Evanson published
news Better to do it right first time, rather than just churn something out and have to fix it later.
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