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Designed by Intel, made by TSMC, a match made in heaven?
It feels like a broken record to be discussing how far ahead AMD is with workstation CPUs. We’ve been riffing around this topic since the AMD Ryzen Threadripper appeared in 2018. By 2019 AMD CPUs were
AMD is taking full advantage of the phrase “make hay while the sun shines”. While Intel is facing numerous struggles, AMD is concentrating on its core strengths of making extremely fast processors. An
SCORE PRICE £2,749 (£3,299 inc VAT) from currys.co.uk This is the fourth PC I’ve tested with a GeForce RTX 5080 inside, but the first from a non-British PC manufacturer. It’s also the first to choose
SCORE PRICE £10,995 (£13,194 inc VAT) from armari.com Armari was one of three manufacturers that managed to get hold of an AMD Ryzen Threadripper 9000-series processor in time for this test. It’s also
Game changer This new mini PC from Chinese manufacturer Geekom is the company’s first to use Intel’s top-of-the-range Core 9 Ultra 285H processor. Most mini PCs we’ve tested recently have used older c
Razer has stuffed an RTX 5090 GPU into a laptop that’s barely 17mm thick. Does that make this year’s Blade 16 the ultimate gaming ultraportable?
