Nick Evanson

News Hitting 4,769 MHz on any GPU is no small feat.

News And I have to say, I can't see any serious issues at all.

News From a six-core entry-level chip, all the way up to a dual-CCD, 24-core range topper.

News The court also agreed that they had breached a global license agreement with Valve.

News But if you can find something that's reasonably priced, by all means grab it while you can.

News It's not over until it's actually over.

News Unless you're using liquid nitrogen, 1.2 volts is instant death for a big GPU.

News I don't have the mental capacity to understand any of this nonsense.

News Just ask yourself 'Well, why not?'

News It also warns that some current products may be pulled from sale due to the escalating memory crisis.

News What this means for gaming GPUs isn't clear, unfortunately.

News Alchemist and Battlemage, integrated and discrete, they're all getting the AI performance booster.

News Its peripheral profits are only 6% better, though.

News Team Red server CPUs have been selling extremely well, though.

News And it's simply because games just don't max out every single CPU core.

News If you're going to go over-the-top, you might as well go so far over that you end up as a small moon…or space station.

News At least it's easy enough to avoid, until Notepad gets patched to fix the problem.

News Seven M.2 slots sounds really impressive, but using them all means sacrificing a bit of performance.

News I suspect the new hire won't be tasked with solving Radeon's dire marketing, though.

News Of course, if it won't boot because the CPU is fried, no amount of BIOS tweakery will help.

News Unlike me. I have cake and I'm eating it right now.

News Meanwhile, AMD's mobile Ryzens still give you the best of both worlds.

News Anthropic is backed by Microsoft, though, to the tune of at least $5 billion.