Intel to introduce new logos for its Core series
Intel is set to launch its upcoming products with a new set of logos - recent trademark submissions seem to suggest. Intel refreshing Core processor logos The company would simplify the design of its logotypes for the Core series. The first to appear on the United States Patent and Trademark Office is Core i3, with Core i5 and Core i9 logos are missing (for now). The new Core i3 logo will more than likely use a different color, the USTPO database usually stores the logos in grayscale format.
AMD Navy Flounder and Sienna Cichlid are both GFX1030
A story with a twist AMD Navy Flounder and Sienna Cichlid are both GFX1030 This is an interesting twist to our AMD's 'meaningless codenames' coverage. AMD is slowly pushing its Linux patches for the upcoming RDNA2 GPUs, namely Navi 21, Navi 22 and Navi 23. Obviously the focus is currently on the Navi 21, which is expected to be the long-awaited Big Navi. On Monday we reported that AMD is adding patches for Unified and Graphics Memory Controllers for
Intel Rocket Lake-S CPU spotted running with PCIe 4.0 NVMe SSD
Intel finally catching up. Intel Rocket Lake-S with PCI-Express 4.0 support We are slowly approaching Intel's 11th Gen Core series, as more leaks and rumors start to appear. Last week we reported that first engineering samples are reaching 5.0 GHz, indicating that the new desktop series will be just as competitive in gaming as the current Comet Lake-S series. Shortly before that leak, MSI has confirmed that their H410 motherboards will support the Rocket Lake-S
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(PR) CES 2021 to be all-digital event
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Intel launches Core i9-10850K at 453 USD
Today Intel introduces a cheaper (but also slower) 10-core processor based on Comet Lake-S architecture. Enter Core i9-10850K: 453 USD for 10-cores Intel is finally responding to recent AMD Matisse 2 (aka Refresh) launch of Ryzen 3000XT processors. The company is adding a new high-end SKU featuring 10 cores and 20 threads. The processor is, as rumored, 100 MHz slower than Core
AMD Sienna Cichlid (Navi21, Big Navi) GPU memory rumors: HBM vs GDDR6
There is conflicting information on next-generation Navi flagship GPU. Rumor 1: Sienna Cichild features HBM memory? The AMD Sienna Cichlid could allegedly feature a memory bus width up to 2048-bit, indicating a possible use of HBM memory. AMD Sienna Cichlid is also known as Big Navi or Navi 21. This GPU is expected to be the flagship processor for the upcoming Radeon RX 6900 series based on RDNA2 architecture. Sienna Cichlid first appeared almost two months ago under the same GFX
ASUS and ASRock confirm Core i9-10850K support on Z490 motherboards
A new processor is allegedly set to launch today. Intel Core i9-10850K Intel is ready to launch its new 10-core and 20-thread Core i9 CPU based on Comet Lake-S architecture. The CPU would be a second 10-core processor for the LGA1200 socket. Based on preliminary information, the CPU would feature slightly lower clocks than the flagship CPU (around 100MHz less). Although it is expected that the
Intel promises to deliver Xe Graphics news in 20 days, then removes tweet
A curious tweet. Intel teases more Xe Graphics news, but then removes tweet It took some time to find traces of the tweet, but here it is - a tweet posted 3 hours ago and then removed. Intel tweet with Xe Graphics teaser (now removed) In the tweet, Intel promises to deliver more details on Xe Graphics in 20 days, but the tweet does not provide any information on whether this means mobile or discrete graphics. It is worth noting that Intel already confirmed an event on September 2nd
Intel allegedly preparing new 10th Gen Core KA-Series processors
Intel is expanding its 10th Gen Core series with new processors. Mysterious Core i9 Intel KA-series Before going into details, it appears that all new 10th Gen core processors are listed as Core i9 series. We are not sure if this a mistake, but multiple stores have now listed the processors with the I9 prefix. From the data provided by some European stores, it appears that the KA series is cheaper than the K series. Additionally, other listings are suggesting that the KA