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Intel foundry sees $7 billion in losses and doesn't expect to break even until 2027

Intel foundry unit reported $7 billion in losses which led to a share price drop of over 4%. According to Intel's CEO, these losses are partially due to a failure to switch to new machinery.

Windows Central

Rescued retro desk PC becomes the latest device to run Doom — AMD Duron-based system unsurprisingly lets you shotgun blast imps without major issues

A YouTuber shows Doom running on an AMD Duron desk PC found on eBay.

Tom’s Hardware

Is AMD and NVDA's Growth Story Priced in, or Is There More Upside Potential?

The semiconductor industry is well-positioned for robust growth, fueled by rapid advancements in digital technologies and growing applications of chips across various end-use sectors. Amid this, let’s determine if chip stocks Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) and NVIDIA (NVDA) are left with more upside potential. Read more to find out….

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How to rotate the screen on your Windows 11 PC

On Windows 11, you can rotate your computer's screen in at least three ways, and I will show you how in this guide.

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Acemagic F2A review

The latest Intel chip technology brings ARC graphics and Ultra processing to the Acemagic F2A.

TechRadar

The launch of AMD's Zen 5 processors is close, as motherboard manufacturers begin rolling out BIOSes supporting the next-gen chips

Computex is just a matter of weeks away.

PC Gamer

PCIe 7.0 is on track for a 2025 release, which means SSDs with speeds of up to 60GB/s should be available in the coming years

Just one PCIe 7.0 lane has as much bandwidth as four PCIe 5.0 lanes

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As promised, the US gov has whacked another GPU mole headed for China with new limits cooked up to kill the RTX 4090D

It's not quite "the very next day" but the revised US government sanctions are set to bite even Nvidia's gimped RTX 4090D.

PC Gamer

HDR Arrives to Console Version of Immortals of Aveum

Console players get to have better gameplay experience with HDR support. Meanwhile, FSR 3 is coming soon in the next update.

Player One

TCL's new mini-LED TV is a gamer's dream, with 144Hz gaming, Dolby Atmos and 3,500 nits of brightness

TCL’s latest mini-LED offering is packed with gaming features and joins the growing trend of the more brightness, the better. But, it still faces challenges.

TechRadar

Razer Blade 14 (2024) review

PC Gamer

Asus adds AMD Ryzen Zen 5 Granite Ridge CPU support for its X670E motherboards

Asus's latest BETA BIOS update brings Zen 5 support to some of its X670E motherboards, hinting that AMD's Zen 5 chips are just around the corner.

Tom’s Hardware

Intel's chip foundry keeps losing billions of dollars but CEO Gelsinger says this is it, this year is 'the trough'

Internal restructuring and foundry investments are the first steps back to profitability.

PC Gamer

Valve Hardware Survey for March—AMD still can't make a dent in Nvidia's massive lead

No major changes this month but that's hardly surprising

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Tom’s Hardware

AMD RX 7000-series gaming GPUs still mostly MIA in Steam stats — continued gains for Nvidia's RTX 40-series

The latest Steam Hardware Survey dropped, with continued gains from Nvidia's current RTX 40-series GPUs. AMD's cards remain underrepresented, and we can't help but feel far more are in use than the survey suggests.

PC Gamer

Major Taiwan earthquake temporarily halts production at Nvidia and AMD chipmaker

The earthquake is one of the largest in Taiwan's history, leaving at least seven dead and more trapped.

TechRadar

Everything you need to know about random access memory

A short summary of RAM, what it is, how it is used, and what benefits it delivers to the business.

TechRadar

Gigabyte GS34WQC review: a good curved gaming monitor for a great price—with caveats

The Gigabyte GS34WQC is a 34-inch ultrawide gaming monitor with a 120Hz refresh rate and the ability to overclock to 135Hz. Featuring HDR capabilities and AMD FreeSync Premium, there are other game assists including crosshair overlays.

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AI on Your Desktop, But Not Quite: Why Copilot Won't Fully Take Off on AI PCs Yet

Microsoft's Copilot AI is going local on PCs with powerful new chips, but current models fall short.

Tom’s Hardware

Snapdragon X Elite beats AMD and Intel flagship mobile CPUs in Geekbench 6 – Qualcomm's new laptop chip leads in single- and multi-core tests

The Snapdragon X Elite has show up in Geekbench 6, and it's beating the top mobile CPUs from AMD and Intel. It's another impressive result for Qualcomm's new ARM laptop CPU.

Windows Central

Intel shows how AI PCs have the potential to help humanity in ways we've never seen

We're on the cusp of a huge shift in laptops thanks to the new AI abilities provided locally with Intel Core Ultra.

PC Gamer

TSMC makes the world's graphics chips and predicts 'within a decade a multichiplet GPU will have more than 1 trillion transistors'

It seems like only yesterday when the one billion mark was passed in 2008.

Tom’s Hardware

AMD lists three new Ryzen Zen 3+ processors — without integrated graphics

A stealth AMD website listing of new Ryzen 7030 Series CPUs based on Zen 3+ "Rembrandt" but with their iGPUs disabled points to an upcoming launch.

Barchart

3 Reasons to Buy Super Micro Computer Stock Right Now

SMCI stock has ramped way higher already this year, but analysts see plenty of reasons to keep buying the new S&P 500 member.

PC Gamer

Having built 500+ PCs in my time I can say this with confidence: Building is fun and rewarding but ironing out those inevitable BIOS, CPU, memory kinks is unbearable

AMD, Intel—doesn't matter which one you go with, there's always something to trip you up.

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