We're back with another exciting episode of the Windows Central Podcast, and this week, Microsoft has appointed a new leader for the Windows Insider Program, and CEO Satya Nadella says their hardware supply chain is 'getting back on rails'. Slack is working on calling integration with Microsoft Teams, and there are also new updates to the Bing COVID-19 tracker.
What happens when you combine a new, svelte 14-inch gaming laptop from ASUS with the power of AMD's new 7nm 35-watt octa-core Ryzen 9 processor? You get what looks to be the most powerful 14-inch laptop on the planet. Here are some early benchmarks to prove the point.
AMD is the chip manufacturer behind the countless PC graphics processing units (GPU) and even the 12.155 teraflops monster inside the Xbox Series X. While the company has been riding a wave of stellar publicity recently, it looks like it has quite a serious situation on its hands.
AMD and Intel both clarified recently that they won't run out of CPUs. Despite the coronavirus outbreak affecting millions of people, both companies state that their supply chains will meet demand.
DirectX 12 Ultimate will have full support on AMD's upcoming RDNA 2 gaming architecture. This support means games will be smoother, more realistic, and support features like DXR, VRS, and Mesh Shaders.
During DirectX Developer Day, Microsoft, NVIDIA, and AMD will discuss pushing gaming graphics forward. The companies will also show off demos and introduce new features.
The new ASUS ROG Zephyrus G14 is now up for pre-order in Europe, with AMD's new Ryzen 4000 processors inside, a range of NVIDIA GPUs and a pretty affordable starting price of £1,000.
Having dropped the curtain back in January at CES, AMD's new Ryzen 4000 series of laptop processors is ready to go out into the world. Today we're meeting the H-series, what you'll be finding in gaming laptops, and the early impressions are extremely promising.
AMD's latest Ryzen Mobile 4000 U-series chips are set to hit the market in April. We recently spent time with AMD to see how these chips will beat Intel's 10th Gen U-series for performance and battery life. Before we review AMD's latest chip, let's see what it is promising with its Ryzen 7 4800U, and Ryzen 5 and Ryzen 3 CPUs.
AMD has struggled to compete against Intel in the mobile space for years, only being able to sell CPUs for less capable notebooks in the affordable segment. This all changes with the new Ryzen 4000 series CPUs, including the notable Ryzen 9 4900H.
Multiple laptops powered by AMD's Ryzen 4000 series laptops appeared on retail sites recently. One listing had a release date later this month, meaning that the new laptops will likely arrive soon.
Is AMD's current cheapest new-generation graphics card, the RX 5500 XT, actually worth getting if you're building a budget gaming PC? Assuming you're aware of the limitations, absolutely. Here's what you need to know.
Researchers published details of two new types of attacks that can affect AMD processors from 2011-2019. The attacks, called Collide+Probe and Load+Reload could be exploited in the wild, according to researchers.
A teased image within a slide showed off that AMD's next generation of GPUs won't have a blower-style cooler. The image made its way around to Reddit, where AMD's vice president confirmed the change.
Intel didn't have a great 2019 and AMD doesn't look as though it's slowing down any time soon. With the pushback of 10nm for Intel processors to the tail end of 2021, just how is Intel going to hold out against AMD's push?
Intel's CFO explained why Intel's process technology will lag behind AMD until at least the end of 2021. He says that Intel will reach parity with the 7nm node and pass AMD with its 5nm node.
A report shows that AMD increased its discrete GPU market share by a sizeable amount in Q4 2020. NVIDIA still has a large lead in the discrete GPU market, but AMD continues to grow.
Looking to match super-speed RAM with your new AMD Ryzen 5 2600 processor? Here are a few choices for you to consider.
A spotted Geekbench score shows AMD's Ryzen 5 4500U outperforming Intel's Core i7-10710U. AMD brought heavy competition to Intel with its desktop line of processors and looks like it will do the same for laptops with its upcoming lineup.
AMD sits atop NVIDIA in terms of GPU market share, according to a new report. AMD reportedly increased its GPU shipments by 22.6 percent in the fourth quarter of 2020, allowing them to sit above NVIDIA.