What just happened? After months of rumors and leaks, Intel has finally announced the 14th-gen Raptor Lake Refresh family of processors, starting with the Core i9-14900K, Core i7-14700K, and Core ...

Last week AMD launched its Ryzen 5 9600X and Ryzen 7 9700X desktop processors and this week it's the turn of the Ryzen 9 9950X and Ryzen 9900X. You can see my review of the Ryzen 9 9900X in my other ...

If you’re asking yourself: “Should I buy a Core i9 laptop?” don’t worry. We can help you cut through the hype, innuendo, and specs so you can make the right decision. Frankly, the name itself is ...

Intel has finally lifted the lid on the new 9th Gen Coffee Lake refresh CPUs, starting with "the best gaming processor in the world," the Core i9 9900K. Intel is also set to release the Core i7 9700K, ...

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Intel's launch has been marred by some concerning pre-launch benchmark results, but today I can finally reveal just how fast Intel's new flagship is and whether you should buy it. I should add that ...

Intel’s latest 10-core, high-end desktop (HEDT) chip—the Core i9-7900X—costs £900/$1000. That’s £500/$500 less than its predecessor, the i7-6950X. In previous years, such cost-cutting would have been ...

Update: We originally wrote this analysis before we had actual hardware in hand. Since then, we’ve put several 9th gen laptops to the test. If you want to see hard evidence of what we forecast here, ...

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We compared both models of Apple's late-released Vega 20-equipped MacBook Pros to help determine whether the performance gains warrant the extra cash needed to upgrade from the 2.6GHz i7 to the 2.9GHz ...

Let’s be honest here: modern processors aren’t exciting. Speed bumps no longer thrill us, and we’ve become blasé about adding more cores. But we are living in a time when computers casually offer ...