A customer has already gotten his hands on one of these coveted, sky-powered AMD graphics cards, and is currently in the process of setting up his system. Given the absence of review samples from AMD to any outlet – a short Vega Frontier Edition supply ensured so – there isn’t any other real way to […]
Read More →NVIDIA is preparing new cards for miners. Cards which are essentially a copy of GeForce GTX 1060 6GB with the exception of missing display connectors. It was said that these cards will somehow be better than GTX 1060 6GB in mining, but in reality, they are not really that much different. We are looking at ~20 […]
Read More →AMD has given an exclusive first look at Radeon Frontier to PCWorld. They were allowed to test it in few synthetic benchmarks like SPECviewperf or Cinebench OpenGL, however pure gaming benchmarks were out of the question. Although they were allowed to play Doom, Prey and Sniper Elite 4, no detailed performance metrics were revealed. PCWorld describes: While AMD […]
Read More →Even though wait for gamers is longer to get their hands on the upcoming Radeon RX Vega, for Radeon Vega Frontier Edition is launching before the end of the month for the professional crowd. AMD promised a late June launch for this GPU and it seems they will be keeping to that, with the card […]
Read More →At Computex earlier this month, Intel officially lifted the curtain on its new family of processors- the Core-X series, alongside the new X299 chipset. Now with retail availability not too far off, we are starting to see the first X299 motherboards and Core-X CPUs go up for pre-order. Let’s start off with the CPUs, there […]
Read More →Over the course of this year, we have been consistently hearing reports surrounding DRAM and NAND shortages, causing a strain on supply and ultimately, pricing. When these shortages first crept up in late 2016, it was thought that everything would go back to normal in the second half of this year. Unfortunately, that no longer seems to […]
Read More →AMD has been keen to keep the momentum up ever since it launched the first batch of Ryzen desktop processors in March. We’ve already heard a bit about the company’s plans to take on Intel’s Xeon lineup but today, we see the full launch of AMD’s EPYC processors, scaling the Zen architecture all the way up to […]
Read More →After the absence of some further details on Intel’s upcoming Coffee Lake mainstream CPU architecture (which is understandable, really, considering how the X299 platform and accompanying processors are all the rage these days), some new details have emerged. Intel’s Coffee Lake architecture will still be manufactured on the company’s 14 nm process, but is supposedly […]
Read More →Microsoft after user feedback finally updated Task Manager with GPU Performance tab. This Tab will provide information for each separate GPU (such as 3D and Video encode/decode), as well as graphics memory usage stats. he Details tab shows you GPU utilization info for each process, dedicated and shared memory available and in use. Currently, this update is […]
Read More →Some Details about AMD’s Naples family of EPYX chips has leaked. Here are few details up to 32 High-Performance “Zen” Cores 8 DDR4 Channels per CPU Up to 2TB Memory per CPU 128 PCIe Lanes Dedicated Security Subsystem Integrated Chipset Socket-Compatible with Next Gen EPYC Processors No compromise 1-Socket Right-size underutilized servers Optimize storage and […]
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