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ASUS launches 2 AMD-powered gaming laptops in Indiaedit
Taiwan-based electronics major ASUS on Wednesday launched two gaming laptops in India that are powered by latest-generation AMD Ryzen Mobile processors with Radeon Vega graphics.
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AMD brand mentions
Building a gaming desktop: from Rs 30K to a few lakhsedit
The obvious choice of a processor is from Intel or AMD. There are good processors from both companies. For a long time, it was thought that AMD was behind Intel. However, AMD has caught up and has good products in its lineup. The processor that is chosen depends on the budget and being the heart of the system, it makes sense to get the best one possible.
Publication: Deccan Herald
Competition in news
NVIDIA RTX Cards Back at MSRP, GTX 1080 and 1080 Ti Completely Goneedit
Ever since NVIDIA launched their new RTX 20-series graphics cards, their only competition was the older GTX-10 series, especially the GTX 1080 Ti which performs almost identical to the RTX 2080 that too at a lower price. As such, NVIDIA was hellbent on getting rid of the high-end Pascal cards utilizing every possible strategy, including game bundles, discounts, and other offers. The goal finally seems to have been fulfilled.
Publication: TechQuila
Intel Fovoros and First Hybrid x86 CPU: Core plus Atom in 7W on 10 nmedit
Computer architecture is all about how much performance can you provide in the most compact system. Someone who has been (or perhaps had been) breaking the barrier since the start of this industry is Intel. Intel’s first Hybrid x86 CPU tries to do it once more. Intel has decided to integrate multiple x86 cores on the 10nm node.
Publication: TechQuila
Partner in news
ASUS launches 2 AMD-powered gaming laptops in Indiaedit
Taiwan-based electronics major ASUS on Wednesday launched two gaming laptops in India that are powered by latest-generation AMD Ryzen Mobile processors with Radeon Vega graphics.
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Industry news
PC Gaming Makes Up For a Fourth of Total Industry Revenueedit
PC gaming made up 25% of the industry’s revenue in 2018. It brought in $33.4 billion, a 3.2% improvement since 2017. But this doesn’t mean that the market share of PC games has increased. In fact, it has dropped by 3% compared to last year.
Publication: TechQuila
IIT Delhi Placements 2018: 22% increase in placements with over 900 job offers at end of Phase Iedit
Indian Institute of Technology, IIT Delhi just concluded its first phase of campus placements. At the end of Phase I, as many as 900 job offers were made, including PPOs. Not only did the campus see a massive increase of about 20 percent in the companies visiting the campus, 750 students have already been offered.
Publication: Times Now
LG To Expand Lineup Of “Ultra” Monitors At CES 2019edit
At CES® 2019 next month, LG Electronics (LG) will unveil its latest range of “Ultra” Monitors, including a 49-inch display for business professionals and a 38-inch display for gamers.
Publication: IT News Online
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