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Vienna, August 17th 2021 – Noctua today announced that it will provide free-of-charge mounting upgrade kits for Intel’s upcoming LGA1700 platform, enabling customers to keep using existing CPU coolers on the new 12th generation Intel Core CPUs (Alder Lake-S). Additionally, most of Noctua’s current multi-socket cooler models will
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Vienna, August 17th 2021 – Noctua today announced that it will provide free-of-charge mounting upgrade kits for Intel’s upcoming LGA1700 platform, enabling customers to keep using existing CPU coolers on the new 12th generation Intel Core CPUs (Alder Lake-S). Additionally, most of Noctua’s current multi-socket cooler models will
Intel Arc’s announcement featured a drone show.
To celebrate the announcement of Intel Arc, Intel’s upcoming high-performance graphics card brand, the company had a special event featuring 1000 drones with lights. Drones have made various shapes, including logos and products such as laptops. There was also a shape of a dual-fan discrete desktop graphics card:
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The deployment of HDMI 2.1 monitors has been delayed by a pandemic, and so was the development of DisplayPort 2.0.
The new standard was officially announced in 2019, but it isn’t until now we start to hear about technologies and possible hardware support for the new display connection standard.
DisplayPort 2.0 extends Ultra High Bit Rate support up to 20 Gbit/s
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The schematics showing AMD’s upcoming LGA1718 socket known as AM5 have been leaked by @TtLexington .
According to the renders published by the user, the AMD AM5 socket could retain compatibility with existing AM4 coolers. The design of the socket along with its retention mechanism have all been published already by ExecutableFix . This new leak appears to confirm that information.
Anton Kaplanyan, Intel’s VP of Graphics Research confirms the company will disclose more details on its supersampling technology this week.
Today Intel finally confirmed the name of its high-performance discrete gaming GPUs previously known as Xe-HPG. Intel Arc series codenamed “ Alchemist ” are now set to debut in early 2022, not as previously expected end of this year. Those 4.5 months of wait will likely be filled with teasers and announcements surrounding Intel’s
Radeon RX 6900 XT with EK water block.
XFX shares a new render of its upcoming liquid-cooled high-end Radeon RX 6900 XT. The graphics card will undoubtedly be the fastest GPU from XFX releases so far featuring a brand new PCB design.
The RX 6900 XT ZERO WB is more than likely to feature Navi 21 XTXH GPU which increased board power and clock. The new render actually confirms this will be XFX
Today Intel officially confirmed the name of its new discrete graphics series. Starting early 2022, Intel ARC graphics cards are to compete with NVIDIA and AMD products.
Intel ARC will debut early next year with the DG2 series of GPUs known as Alchemist . The manufacturer also confirmed that its successor will be called Battlemage, followed by Celestial and Druid. While there have been leaks that Intel is working on DG3 GPUs (presumably “Battlemage), there was until
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The new graphics brand will cover hardware, software and services. The first silicon will appear in products in the first quarter of 2022, in both mobile and desktop form factors.
What’s New: Intel today revealed the brand for its upcoming consumer high-performance graphics products: Intel® Arc™. The Arc brand will cover hardware, software and services, and will span multiple hardware generations, with the first generation,
