MSI quietly designed yet another Radeon RX 580 Those thinking that Radeon RX 580 is slowly going for retirement, may find this news rather surprising. MSI is preparing a third SKU for ARMOR series featuring Polaris 20 (yeah the 14nm one) graphics processor. Unlike its predecessors, the new RX 580 ARMOR is kept in a black color scheme. It has a new PCB, a new I/O bracket and a new cooler shroud. Changes to the heatsink can also be seen

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Features Powered by AMD Radeon™ RX 5700 XT Integrated with 8GB GDDR6 256-bit memory interface WINDFORCE 3X Cooling System with alternate spinning fans BIOS Switch for OC mode and Silent mode Up to 6 Displays – DisplayPort x3 and HDMI x3 RGB Fusion 2.0 – 16.7M colors synchronize with other AORUS devices Metal Back Plate PCI-Express 4.0 Support 4 Years Warranty (Online registration required) Core Clock Boost Clock : Up to 2010

AMD SP3/TR4 socket pinout maps AMD's Land Grid Array sockets for the Zen-based processors are changing the industry as we know it. With the latest generation of EPYC, these sockets carry CPUs featuring up to 64-cores (EPYC 7702P). At HardwareBattle pinout layouts for the SP3 and TR4 sockets have been shared. As a reminder, the TR4 is not the same socket as sTRX4 for the next-gen Threadripper 3000 series

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Intel has disclosed to the press that their upcoming 7nm Xe GPU is codenamed Ponte Vecchio. This is the first GPU to be named officially, but we expect other Xe GPUs to be released sooner. Intel's 7nm Xe GPU: Ponte Vecchio The name "Ponte Vecchio" came from an old stone bridge located in Florence, Italy. The bridge basically refers to the interconnection between the GPUs, or as Intel calls it - CXL (Compute Express Link) - which Ponte Vecchio GPUs will use. Intel Ponte

Today AMD announces new Navi 14 graphics cards for gaming and professional use. AMD Radeon RX 5300M The Navi 14 landscape is starting to bit confusing. As of now, we have three different Compute Unit counts (24, 22 and 20) and three different memory configurations (8GB 128b, 4GB 128 and 3GB 96b). We also have SKUs for desktop gaming, mobile gaming and workstation mobile series. The Navi 14

Overclockers UK shared pictures, specs, and the price of the AORUS RX 5700 XT. AORUS RX 5700 XT for 440 GBP The specifications of the AORUS Radeon RX 5700 XT graphics card are actually quite good. The RX 5700 XT AORUS will clock up to 2010 MHz, which puts it in the top five (AMD's game/boost clocks): ASRock Taichi: 2000 / 2040 MHz ASUS

AMD Navi 14 with 24 Compute Units spotted Ever since Radeon RX 5500 series was announced (more than a month ago), we were speculating on a possibility of full-fat Navi 14 graphics card launch some time soon. As you might remember, we reported that a die-shot render of Navi 14 (as seen below) clearly shows 24 Compute Units, while the fastest model announced only had 22 (RX 5500). Almost immediately after the announcements