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INTEL has been on top of everyone’s mind since they have disclosed their plans to enter the “Discrete” GPU market, though little is known about Intel’s final roadmap. Continue reading Intel’s desktop “XE DG1” GPU has been spotted having 768 cores in the SiSoftware database
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TechPowerUp has just posted a very interesting article. I will try to keep this short and simple though. According to TPU’s article it looks like AMD’s next-gen ZEN3 CPUs won’t be backwards-compatible with the older 400-series, as well as the 300-series of Motherboard chipsets. Continue reading AMD confirms that the ZEN 3 4’th GEN Ryzen Desktop CPUs will only support the new AMD 500-series (or later) chipsets
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When the RX 5600 XT GPU was launched there was chaos and confusion amongst reviewers, Retailers, AIBs and gamers like, because AMD made some last minute changes to the specs and parameters of this GPU. It was sort of a messy launch. Continue reading AMD finally announces RX 5600 XT NAVI GPU with faster 14Gbps memory Modules
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If you have been following INTEL’s roadmap, then you must be aware that Intel recently introduced its LGA 1200 socket platform for Comet Lake-S, and support for Rocket Lake-S CPUs as well. Continue reading Intel’s next-gen Alder Lake-S desktop CPUs to support the LGA 1700 Socket & a new Chipset platform
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In a new report posted by ChinaTimes it has been outlined that Nvidia’s upcoming “Ampere” GPUs will indeed use TSMC’s 7nm process node technology, while the next-generation “Hopper GPU“ family would likely be based on Samsung’s 5nm EUV process node. Continue reading NVIDIA’s Ampere GPUs will be based on TSMC’s 7nm node, next-gen Hopper lineup might use Samsung’s 5nm process
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INTEL has been recently tweeting about its upcoming XE-HP MCM GPU on its official twitter account. Continue reading Intel confirms the design phase is already underway for its upcoming XE-HP discrete consumer-grade GPUs
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ASROCK has recently made a bold statement regarding overclocking on their 400 series of Motherboards. According to the company, users can now easily overclock non-K CPUs on any non-Z compatible motherboard, mostly the B460/H470 chipsets. Continue reading Non-Z Motherboards and non-K Intel Comet Lake processors get support for overclocking by ASROCK
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If you have been following the latest roadmap of INTEL Core series of processors, and the new platform they are based on, then you might have noticed that many motherboard vendors have been claiming that their Z490-series of Motherboards have full hardware support for the PCI 4.0 standard. Continue reading Gigabyte confirms that Z490 motherboards will have support for INTEL’s next-gen Rocket Lake-S processors
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Epic Games has just announced that a two-factor authentication (2FA) will now be required periodically for those who want to claim FREE games from April 28 till May 21. The reason for this particular move remains unclear, but any added layer of “security and protection” is a welcome change for sure, according to the company, when it comes to Epic Games user accounts. Continue reading Epic Games Store now requires a Two-Factor Authentication while claiming free games till May 21st
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INTEL has just recently released its public DCH drivers for OEM systems, which also provides optimization for Gears Tactics and XCOM: Chimera Squad, and few other games. Continue reading INTEL’s first public driver released, unlocks the OEM restriction, provides support for Gears Tactics & other games
