Luke takes a look at some new memory from a company boldly calling themselves 'GoodRam'. Yes, it's not the most enticing name ...

Luke analyses two new kits from KLEVV. • Klevv Bolt XR 4000MHz 19-25-25-45 16GB (2x8GB) DDR4 Memory Kit • Klevv Cras XR RGB ...

David McAfee, AMD head of Client Channel Business, was asked by TechPowerUp about the company's chip sales and whether they were skewed towards newer X3D processors.

Building a PC for AI or machine learning is very different from making your own gaming machine. Here are some top tips so you won't go wrong.

The Race for Performance During the last decade the differentiating factor in desktop processor design was simple; speed. Companies such as Intel and AMD were single-minded ... complexity associated ...

These are for frequencies below 1000 MHz, and include the standard-antenna method and the standard-field method. Scope: Most measurements with which radio wave propagation is concerned involve the ...

In the first part of the review, we've already checked out the specs, gone through an unboxing and a teardown of the GEEKOM ...

The Beelink EQ14 Mini PC, powered by Intel’s Twin Lake N150 processor, delivers a compact ... with its clock speed increased to 1,000 MHz compared to the N100’s 750 MHz. This enhancement ...

A member of AMD’s Zen 4 lineup, this CPU is the slowest Ryzen 7000 offering of the bunch, so it’s in no danger of becoming one of the best processors — but there’s one thing that could ...

CES 2025 saw the announcement of some exciting new Zen 5 CPUs from AMD, not least two X3D additions that we've been anticipating for some time. The Ryzen 9 9950X3D and 9900X3D look like they might ...

TL;DR: AMD is reportedly developing a Zen 5-based CPU with X3D cache for Sony's PlayStation 6, featuring a UDNA GPU architecture. The new APU will enhance CPU and GPU performance through 3D stacking.

From Intel, we had the somewhat underwhelming Core Ultra 200S 'Arrow Lake' line-up, and from AMD, we had the first of its 9000-series 'Zen 5' processors. And on the latter front, AMD's now ...