VideoCardz was the first to give you a look at GA104 GPU, so now it is time for GA106.
NVIDIA is set to launch its GeForce RTX 3060 graphics card by the end of February. The graphics card will feature a new GPU codenamed GA106. This is a fourth member of the NVIDIA Ampere family after GA100, GA102, and GA104.
This GPU pictured below
A first look at NUC 11 review unit from Notebookcheck .
Intel is slowly realizing that product packaging does matter. The company has recently sent out review kits featuring an interesting looking box containing the latest NUC 11 mini computers.
GALAX Hall of Fame incoming.
According to the teaser on the Galax website, the iteration of the manufacturer’s flagship graphics card is coming soon. GALAX confirmed that its new graphics card will be available in two variants, but both will feature a huge display attached directly to the graphics card. This built-in monitor is now known as the HOF Panel III. The display will show various metrics including clock speeds, temperature, or other sensor data from other components. We have also
A logo of Radeon RX 6700 XT graphics cards has been leaked by Andreas Schilling from HardwareLuxx.
AMD Radeon RX 6700 XT is the upcoming graphics card based on AMD RDNA2 architecture. The graphics card will offer competitive performance in the upper mid-range space currently occupied by GA104 and GA106 GPUs. AMD intends to push for higher memory capacity compared to the NVIDIA offering. In fact, for this very reason,
Igor Wallossek has an exclusive teardown and test of the DG1 graphics card from Intel.
Although DG1 SDV has been announced more than a year ago, only now we get to see how this graphics card performs in a real-world scenario. It is important to note that the DG1 SDV is not the same graphics card as the Iris Xe model announced a few days ago. Although both cards are based on the same GPU (DG1) the former
Intel’s upcoming 11th Gen Core flagship processor has finally made a debut on PassMark.
Although Core i9-11900K results have been submitted to PassMark more than a week ago, only now the CPU has made its way to the ranking. The values presented by the software are based on a single benchmark, thus the margin of error is reportedly high.
If a product needs a slide explaining its name then something must have clearly gone wrong.
Not only monitors have weird and indistinguishable names. Both Intel and AMD server processor naming just as complicated to understand. For AMD EPYC server processors that might change thanks to the product naming decode slide provided ExecutableFix who also shared the full specifications for the 3rd Gen EPYC series with us.
AMD EPYC based on Zen3 code design will debut in two months. The series codenamed Milan will provide ~200
As discovered by APISAK , AMD might soon launch its new PRO series for business laptops.
Last year, AMD introduced three Ryzen PRO 5X50 SKUs, which were all based on the same gaming-oriented non-PRO variants. The PRO series feature AMD Pro Technologies such as Memory Guard, a system memory encryption in case a laptop with sensitive business data is stolen. Those CPUs also support Microsoft Endpoint Manager for cloud management. Clearly,
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A Chinese content creator “Big hardware player” has allegedly got access to an engineering sample of the GeForce RTX 3080 with 20GB.
According to the screenshot that has been posted by the leaker, the graphics card was manufactured by Colorful, the subsystem ID reveals. The GPU-Z information is actually quite confusing, as the graphics card allegedly has clock speeds of RTX 3
Starting from February 28th, Intel will no longer be selling its 10-core Comet Lake-S processor the i9-10900K with its current retail packaging. Intel has issued a product change notification that in the future the processor will be sold in traditional folding carton rectangular packaging, similar to Core i7 or Core i5 series.
The change will affect both Universal (global
