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Lenovo’s Legion Go handheld has me excited — here’s why

A new report claims Lenovo is developing its own gaming handheld — here's why that could be trouble for the Steam Deck.

Tom’s Guide

AMD Preps Sanctions-Compliant AI GPUs for Export to China

AMD CEO Dr. Lisa Su said on AMD's earnings call that the company is optimizing its AI accelerators to comply with export regulations to sell to Chinese customers.

Tom’s Hardware

AMD Beats Estimates As Server And PC Processors Drive Revenue Growth

Strong demand for advanced processors and upcoming AI chip launch fuel optimism for AMD's future prospects.

Zenger

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AMD: New Enthusiast-Class RDNA 3 GPUs Coming in Q3

AMD announced during its earnings call that new enthusiast class RX 7000-series GPUs will arrive in Q3.

Tom’s Hardware

AMD’s Q2 Earnings Awaited As AI Race With Nvidia Intensifies

Analysts expect a decline in EPS, but multiple growth drivers could boost AMD's performance in the next few months.

Zenger

Evidence Shows AI-Driven Companies Are Buying up Gaming GPUs

Some AI startups are grabbing crates of consumer graphics cards, stoking fears of a repeat of the GPU crypto-crunch.

Tom’s Hardware

AMD Fixes Ray Tracing Crashes in Ratchet and Clank: Rift Apart

After arriving with game-breaking bugs on AMD hardware last week, AMD has fixed its driver timeout and application crashing issues in Ratchet and Clank: Rift Apart with a new hotfix driver update.

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It only takes 32 AMD GPUs and 33 hours to run a 40 billion cell simulation of the Concorde supersonic plane

That AMD-powered GigaIO SuperNODE server really slaps.

PC Gamer

Lenovo’s rumored handheld could give Steam Deck and Asus ROG Ally competition

According to a new report, Lenovo is allegedly developing a gaming handheld system called the Lenovo Go — here's what we know so far.

Tom’s Guide

32 AMD MI210 GPUs Render Massive Simulation; 33 Hours for One Second of Concorde Landing

The world's largest HPC GPU Server rendered a FluidX3D CFD simulation at 40 billion cells resolution to assess the aerodynamics of the Concorde.

Tom’s Hardware

Will Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) Have Enough Momentum to Get Through August?

Amid turbulent market conditions and dampened demand, Advanced Micro Devices’ (AMD) revenue and adjusted profits tumbled in the most recent quarter. Given the headwinds in the semiconductor market, will the stock be able to deliver stable returns this month? Keep reading.

StockNews.com

NVIDIA reportedly cancels RTX 4090 Ti

NVIDIA has reportedly pulled the plug on the RTX 4090 Ti. The company has shifted gears and is working towards the launch of new AD103 and AD106 models, designed to optimize the sale of chips in the Chinese market.

Windows Central

Loongson: Next-Gen Quad-Core Chinese CPU Matches Intel's Tiger Lake

Loongson publishes test results of its quad-core 3A6000 processor at 2.50 GHz.

Tom’s Hardware

Lenovo reportedly reviving plans for a handheld PC after ditching the Android-based Legion Play

That's potentially another AMD Phoenix-powered gaming handheld on the horizon.

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Tom’s Hardware

Lenovo Preps "Legion Go" Steam Deck Competitor, Wields AMD Phoenix Chip

According to a report from Windows Central, Lenovo is preparing a new handheld PC gaming device powered by Windows 11. The Lenovo Legion Go aims to take market share from the Steam Deck, ASUS ROG Ally, and other handhelds, but details are currently extremely scarce.

GamesRadar

Lenovo is cooking up a handheld gaming PC, and I’m hoping it’s the cheapest Steam Deck competitor yet

The Lenovo Go is reportedly the laptop company's answer to the Steam Deck and Asus ROG Ally, but will it be the cheapest handheld PC yet?

Barchart

Stock Index Futures Slip as Investors Await Key U.S. Economic Data, Chinese Data Disappoints

September S&P 500 futures (ESU23) are down -0.14%, and September Nasdaq 100 E-Mini futures (NQU23) are down -0.25% this morning as market participants digested weak Chinese and Eurozone manufacturing data while looking ahead to the U.S. ISM manufacturing survey.

Tom’s Hardware

AMD RDNA 2, RDNA 3 GPU Idle Power Draw Reduced By Enabling VRR

German publication Computerbase discovered that enabling Variable Refresh Rate (VRR) helps lower idle power consumption on AMD's RDNA 2 and RDNA 3 graphics cards.

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HP Omen 16 review: the best of both worlds

While not cheap, the HP Omen 16 is significantly less expensive than some of the other Gaming Laptops out there.

Tom’s Hardware

TeamGroup Launches JEDEC-Compliant DDR5-6400 for Raptor Lake Refresh CPUs

TeamGroup's Elite and Elite Plus memory modules are now available at DDR5-6400 with 1.1V and very loose timing.

Tom’s Hardware

AMD 4800S Xbox Chip Shows Perils of Pairing CPUs with GDDR6

Digital Foundry recently tested an AMD 4800S desktop kit, featuring an Xbox Series SoC, and found the chip provides underwhelming performance due to its high-latency GDDR6 memory.

Tom’s Hardware

China is Now Home to 40% of All Arm Servers: Report

China uses more Arm-based servers than any other country, according to Bernstein.

Windows Central

EXCLUSIVE: Lenovo is working on a Windows PC gaming handheld called the 'Legion Go'

Handheld PC gaming is getting increasingly exciting, and it sounds like Lenovo agrees. According to our sources, the Legion Go is the firm's upcoming effort, sporting AMD's new codenamed 'Phoenix' mobile processors.

PC Gamer

Microsoft is making Windows 11 greener for PC gaming's fancy monitors

If you're sitting on a pair of high refresh rate displays Windows 11 will soon adjust to different speeds depending on the content on screen.

Tom’s Hardware

Linus Torvalds Is Tired of AMD's 'Stupid' fTPM Errors

The Linux creator criticized the persistence of AMD fTPM errors, which should have been eradicated by a BIOS patch last year.

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