Update: AMD provided an explanation to Tom's Hardware that the word 'refresh' Lisa Su used during the earnings call, may actually not refer to architectural refresh, but more to product lineup refresh, Paul Alcorn from Tom's Hardware reports: As to Su's reference to a Navi refresh, it appears that she was speaking in terms of new additions to the product stack. To the tech community, the term "refresh" refers to a small iterative update to an existing lineup, much like the

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Today our friends over at LaptopMedia posted the first independent benchmark result of Comet Lake-H series. Intel Core i5-10300H scores 1924 in Cinebench R20 The Core i5-10300H is 100-200 MHz faster than its predecessor Core i5-9300H (based on Coffee Lake-H architecture). This frequency boost brings roughly 11% performance uplift in Cinebench 20 (multi-

EVGA's RTX 2060 KO series announced at CES 2020 quickly caught everyone's attention due to a bold claim: they would retail at 279 USD, but how was that possible? EVGA ships GeForce RTX 2060 KO with TU104 GPU The RTX 2060 KO series launched at 279 USD (for a limited time) and they are currently available at 299 USD, which is the new, official MSRP for all 2

In a weekly podcast called MSI Insider, the manufacturer's employees try to explain the situation with 14 Gbps memory on Radeon RX 5600 XT graphics card.  Not all memory is certified for 14 Gbps As we reported earlier, MSI will have a third RX 5600 XT GAMING variant called GAMING Z carrying 14 Gbps memory out of the box. This model will feature the exact same clocks as GAMING X, except for the memory speed. ASUS made a similar decision today, by

It is totally up to you whether you believe in Eurasian Economic Commission regulatory entries. However, the facts are that EEC submissions often list products months in advance, but they also list products that are never released. MSI Z490 series The EEC may not be the best source for direct AMD and NVIDIA leaks, it is, however, a good source for future board partner's products. Not all of them are released, it seems that OEMs (or their distributors) simply submit all possible product names

ASUS is bringing a TOP graphics card model back to Radeon lineup. ASUS Radeon RX reaches the TOP It has been a while since ASUS released the TOP model for the Radeon series. This time, however, it was not really planned. ASUS basically made the same decision as MSI. Rather than update original models to full specs (in that regard it means 14 Gbps memory), they released a new card featuring not only higher GPU clocks but also memory. This means that the RX 5600 XT

Matrox to leverage industry-renowned NVIDIA Quadro embedded GPU architecture to enable the development of best-in-class graphics cards MONTREAL — January 22, 2020 — Matrox® today announced a collaboration with NVIDIA for the development of a new range of multi-display embedded graphics cards purpose-built for high-density video walls. Leveraging NVIDIA’s industry-renowned GPU technology, Matrox will design graphics innovations powered by a custom-built Quadro® embedded GPU to accelerate graphics-intensive video wall applications in

Global American, a manufacturer of embedded solutions briefly lists Intel's H510-based motherboard. Intel H510 for Rocket Lake-S While Intel is still polishing Comet Lake-S series for launch, we can already see rumors and leaks about its successor -- Rocket Lake-S -- also expected to be Intel's last 14nm architecture for desktops.  However, not much is known about these series. They are believed to be the last featuring Skylake microarchitecture. Intel Rocket

14 Gbps only for the chosen. MSI RX 5600 XT Gaming Z The launch of Radeon RX 5600 XT will surely be remembered by reviewers and Radeon enthusiasts as poorly planned. The last-minute vBIOS change caused a lot of trouble for the already time-constrained reviewing schedule. MSI was one of the brands that had trouble delivering a stable BIOS to reviewers, to the point where they were asked to postpone the release of their tests until further notice. Some reviewers did listen, others