The next-gen GPU wars have begun, and the battle will intensify when AMD’s recently announced Radeon RX 6000 series lands at retail, alongside NVIDIA’s GeForce RTX 30 series. Which will prove the victor? That remains to be seen. One thing that could possibly work in AMD’s advantage is a feature called Smart Access Memory, or so the company
Apple has been investigated and accused of anti-competitive practices over the last year, and in September, Epic Games formed a coalition against Apple for battling monopolistic store practices. The U.S Department of Justice has also been increasing antitrust investigations and inquiries into big tech companies over the last year. Apple is
AMD has already shown the world the power of it 7nm Zen 3 architecture with the release of the Ryzen 5000 Series of desktop CPUs, and that winning formula will continue when the company unveils it Ryzen 5000 APUs sometime in 2021. However, things are going to get a bit complicated for customers looking to buy a system with a Ryzen 5000 APU,
If there is one thing we can count on whenever hot new component hardware arrives, it’s that it will not be long before Dell integrates it into their Alienware gaming systems. So naturally, with the release of Nvidia’s latest and greatest GeForce RTX 3080 and 3090 graphics cards, it was no surprise to see Alienware desktops already shipping…
It took ASRock all of a nanosecond to implement AMD’s newly minted Ryzen Embedded V2000 series chips into a couple of fanless mini PC, those being its “versatile” iBox-V2000M and iBox-V2000V. These tiny PCs measure just 171.8mm (L) x 109.45mm (W) x 50.05mm (H) and come with either a 6-core/12-thread or 8-core/16-thread CPU.