Intel was a dominant leader in the CPU market for the better part of a decade, but AMD has seen massive success in recent ...

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Intel will expand its latest Arrow Lake Core ... AI 300 CPUs don’t offer a massive performance bump. And compared to high-end chips found in laptops like the Asus ROG Strix Scar 17, the new ...

Ahead of its scheduled release on October 23, PC enthusiasts and streamer Madness727 shared initial images of a de-lidded Intel Core Ultra Arrow Lake-S desktop processor. While the specific model ...

With a performance benchmark of 13 TOPS (Tera Operations Per Second), the NPU enables faster execution of AI-centric ...

Intel's first desktop CPU to use both a chiplet design and TSMC's 3nm process has finally arrived, and its first review ...

Now I said at the start that these CPUs are all about power and efficiency and that’s very much the case, because Intel have seemingly ... the new Core Ultra CPUs really excel due to their ...

Intel’s new desktop CPUs ... a 17 percent decrease in power consumption during our Handbrake AV1 benchmark (a difference of 65 watts). Similarly, during Cinebench 2024’s single-core benchmark ...

AMD's new Ryzen 9000 series 'Zen 5' desktop CPUs at new record low price: 9950X for $569, 9900X for $359, 9700X for $309, ...

Now I said at the start that these CPUs are all about power and efficiency and that’s very much the case, because Intel have seemingly ... the new Core Ultra CPUs really excel due to their ...

Intel's first desktop CPU to use both a chiplet design and TSMC's 3nm process has finally arrived, and its first review paints a picture of a company in transition. Performance is a bit all over ...

The Intel Core Ultra 9 285 ... when it comes to content creation workloads, such as image rendering, 3D modelling, and video editing, the processor of choice has nearly always been Intel.