Intel's new Core Ultra 7 268V 'Lunar Lake' CPU tested: better single-core perofrmance than AMD's new Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 'Strix ...

HP's new ZBook Ultra 14 mobile workstation was spotted with an AMD Ryzen AI Max 390 "Strix Halo" APU in engineering sample ...

Through a collaboration between Tecno and Geekom, the Megamini G1 delivers performance far above what its specs would suggest.

GB DDR5-6000 \| 1 TB SSD \| $1399.99 $999.99 at Newegg (save $400) This is a great price for an RTX 4060 Ti rig with snapp ...

You’ll need double the amount of gaming RAM, 16GB to be precise, and a hexacore processor akin to the Intel Core i7 8700K or AMD Ryzen 5 3600. Swapping out your pixel pusher with the best ...

Tech YouTuber Roman Hartung (aka “der8auer”) just pointed out in one of his recent videos that elaborate CPU fakes are currently in circulation, and he personally came across a counterfeit AMD ...

The CPUs will be available in PCs beginning on September 24. Formally dubbed "Intel Core Ultra (Series 2)," these CPUs follow up the Meteor Lake Core Ultra CPUs that Intel has been shipping all year.

Updated on Sept 2, 2024, by Rahim Amir: The release of AMD's newer Ryzen 9000 series CPUs and subsequent price cuts across the board on multiple AMD and Intel CPUs meant that the guide below ...

If you want to be a little more specific in your search, type site:intel.com into your chosen search engine, then leave a space and type in the processor model name. For example: site:intel.com i5 ...

These CPUs announce the company's arrival to the AI PC market thanks to the CPUs' embedded NPU. They also mark a radical shift in design philosophy, with many notable firsts for the company.

IQM's quantum processor achieved 99.9% fidelity in recent tests, the company says, edging the previous 99.8% record it set in February. Here's what that actually means. Scientists in Finland say ...

Perhaps it's because Qualcomm had come out with a new ARM-based processor lineup promising big battery life right around the time of Intel's reveal, or maybe—no, that's probably it. Thankfully ...