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AMD’s new driver finally fixes a nasty bug where some RDNA 3 GPUs guzzle too much power

Not everyone has seen their problems with abnormally high idle power draw resolved, mind you.

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AMD reveals a full stack of shiny new Ryzen laptop processors, supercharged with AI

AMD’s latest kick back at Intel is a selection of nine new Ryzen chips, featuring the XDNA neural processing unit.

TechRadar

AMD Ryzen 8040 Series is all about AI: Here are the full specs and how the new chips compare to Intel

AMD just announced its Ryzen 8040-Series processors today. The lineup promises better AI performance, which has become increasingly important for creators, gaming, and general PC usage.

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"The Nitro V 16 brings an exciting new AI-ready gaming laptop to the table for all types of gamers": Acer unveils first PC with AMD Ryzen 8040 processor

Acer just announced the Nitro V 16. The gaming laptop runs on a new Ryzen 8040 processor paired with up to an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4060.

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AMD Ryzen 8040 Series: Unleashing AI-powered Performance

AMD launches its 8040 series of AI-infused chipsets and we are here for it.

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Acer Raises the Stakes for Casual Gamers with AI-Powered Nitro V 16 Laptop

Acer announces the launch of a new Nitro V 16 gaming laptop that is powered by AMD 8040 series processors.

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AMD Unveils Ryzen 8040 Mobile Series APUs: Hawk Point with Zen 4 and Ryzen AI

Although CES 2024 is happening next month in Las Vegas, AMD has lifted the lid on their latest Zen 4 mobile processors, the Ryzen Mobile 8040 series. Codenamed Hawk Point, the Ryzen Mobile 8040HS series is set to be the successor to this year's 'Phoenix' mobile chips. Two new families…

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AMD finally adds hardware accelerated GPU scheduling support to some of its GPUs — three years after the feature first debuted in Windows

AMD's most recent Adrenalin driver finally enables hardware accelerated GPU scheduling to select Radeon GPUs.

Tom’s Hardware

The AMD Advancing AI & Instinct MI300 Launch Live Blog (Starts at 10am PT/18:00 UTC)

This morning is an important one for AMD – perhaps the most important of the year. After almost a year and a half of build-up, and even longer for actual development, AMD is launching their next generation GPU/APU/AI accelerator family, the Instinct MI300 series. Based on AMD's new CDNA 3…

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Intel posts blatantly hypocritical marketing attack on AMD and then takes it straight down

Intel accuses AMD of selling old chips as new.

PC Gamer

Covered Call Screener Results For December 6th

Covered calls are a great strategy to add to any portfolio, particularly in this era of low yields. Covered calls can offer enhanced yield from stock holdings, in some case, that can be a significant increase.

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Panasonic MZ1500 review: an excellent, mid-range OLED TV with a slightly high price tag

Although a little more pricey than its rival OLED TVs, the Panasonic MZ1500 is an outstanding TV that offers superb picture quality, great built-in sound and plenty of options for gamers.

TechRadar

How to benchmark your CPU on Windows, macOS or Linux

Check out our guide to benchmark your CPU accurately.

Tom’s Guide

The fastest 'storage device' you can buy — enthusiast uses AMD Ryzen's 3D V-Cache to produce tiny, uber-fast pseudo SSD that could pave way to exciting prospects

The best SSDs out there can't exceed 150GB/s yet – but the AMD CPU hit speeds up to 180GB/s

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If GTA 6 isn't coming to PC until 2026 this is what a top-end gaming rig should look like when it does

With a PC release not likely until 2026 here's the hardware that will be cutting edge when we hit the state of Leonida.

Windows Central

NVIDIA is giving away $500 gaming gift cards to celebrate 500 games supporting RTX enhancements — here's how to enter

NVIDIA's bet on DLSS and RT core-powered ray-tracing seems to be paying off, as over 500 games and apps now support these NVIDIA features.

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LG G4 OLED TV: rumours, leaks, and what we want from LG's next flagship TV

Some info about the G4 has leaked ahead of its expected January unveiling. But what else would we like to see?

TechRadar

Nvidia hits major RTX GPU milestone with 500 games (and apps) now supporting DLSS or ray tracing

Nvidia’s RTX graphics cards have come a long way since the RTX 2080 was first launched way back in 2018.

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While we wait on a GTA 6 PC release, these are the PC-specific features we want to see when it does finally appear

Yep, we don't have all that much to go on as of yet. But in the meantime, let's have a good ol' think about what we might get from a PC version.

Tom’s Hardware

Intel calls AMD's chips 'Snake Oil' for putting antiquated Zen 2 architecture in modern Ryzen 7000 mobile CPUs, but Intel also uses similar marketing tactics

Intel released a new playbook dubbed "Core Truths" that attacks AMD's latest Ryzen 7000 mobile product stack for having some products that sport AMD's older Zen 2 CPU architecture.

Tom’s Guide

Alienware m16 review

Dell's gaming-focused portable PC delivers in key areas, but could be better optimized in others.

PC Gamer

Nvidia's RTX technologies are now supported by 500 games and apps, with more to come

Here's to 500 more.

TechRadar

Intel claims AMD is selling snake oil with its Ryzen 7000-series chips

Intel has thrown down the gauntlet by suggesting that AMD is misleading customers with its chip-naming conventions.

PC Gamer

AMD's new chiplet GPU patent could finally do for graphics cards what Ryzen did for its CPUs

RDNA 3 was just the start but will this be the turning point that the graphic card market needs?

PC Gamer

Nvidia's Ampere GPUs continue to dominate Valve's monthly hardware survey, though Ada is slowly building in number

AMD and Intel might want to look away, though, as it's not a great read for them.

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