Laced with the spanking new Nvidia GTX1650 and the AMD Ryzen 7 processor, this is a peace offering

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The Mac Pro will have an 8-core 3.5GHz Intel Xeon processor, with 12-core, 16-core, 24-core and 28-core options available. Memory support goes up to 1.5TB, and users can configure up to two MPX modules, each featuring two newly announced AMD Radeon Vega II GPUs for up to 56 Teraflops of graphics bandwidth. Each Mac Pro will have a 1400W power supply and up to two 2TB PCIe SSDs. Apple’s T2 security chip is also included.

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Taiwanese tech major ASUS on Monday unveiled its new TUF gaming laptops FX505DT and FX705DT with the latest AMD Ryzen processor and NVIDIA GeForce GTX GPUs with up to 120Hz IPS-level NanoEdge display in India at a starting price of Rs 64,990.

Publication: News24

A rather unexpected partnership was announced today between AMD and Samsung which will allow the South Korean smartphone manufacturer to use the former’s upcoming RDNAarchitecture in its mobile devices. AMD announced the RDNA GPU architecture a few days back at Computex, along with the Zen 2 based Ryzen 3000 and Epyc “Rome” processors. Unlike the GCN design, this new maco-architecture has been built from the ground up for gaming. So what does this imply? Is Samsung working on a gaming smartphone, to counter Razer’s recent attempts to establish a presence in the mobile gaming segment?

Publication: Techquila

Taiwanese tech major ASUS on Monday unveiled its new TUF gaming laptops FX505DT and FX705DT with the latest AMD Ryzen processor and NVIDIA GeForce GTX GPUs with up to 120Hz IPS-level NanoEdge display in India at a starting price of Rs 64,990.

Publication: Techshout

Metro Exodus is a significantly heavier game to run and it shows. The Asus 1660 OC managed 45fps on high settings at 1080p. At 1440p, this was bogged down to 32fps. Considering the 1660Ti does about 54fps at 1080p, this wasn’t hugely surprising. As a bonus, it’s also faster than AMD’s RX 580.

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The new model can be outfitted with up to a 28-core Intel Xeon processor running on 300 watts, and what Apple says is the world’s most powerful graphics card from AMD, which can achieve a whooping 58 teraflops and 128GB of video memory using dual Radeon Pro Vega II chips.

Publication: PC Mag India

The Wheel of Rumors turns, and assumptions come and pass, sometimes leaving unfulfilled hopes and dreams. In this case, the rumor mill, in what seems like a push from sweclockers, places Navi not as a “built from the ground-up” architecture, but rather as a highly customized iteration of GCN – iterated in the parts that it actually implements AMD’s RDNA architecture, to be exact. And this makes sense from a number of reasons – it’s certainly not anything to cry wolf about.

Publication: Tech PowerUp

The Mac Pro has something called the MPX Module that is meant for custom expansion. The MPX module uses a dedicated Thunderbolt 3 ‘backbone’ that is built into the motherboard for additional power and connectivity. The MPX Module can fit two graphics cards into its two modules and has its own dedicated heat sink. According to Apple, you can “spec that out with AMD’s Radeon Pro Verga 2 or Radeon Pro Vega 2 Duo”… basically – this is the world’s most powerful graphics card.

Publication: PC Mag India

As it’s dedicated for professionals, the Mac Pro is obviously powerful. And by powerful we mean that it could have an Intel Xeon processor with up to 28 cores, 1.5 TB of system memory across 12 DIMM slots, 4 TB of SSD storage and AMD Radeon Pro Vega II Duo, all powered by a 1.4 kW power supply.

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Asus has announced two new TUF Gaming laptops in India, the Asus FX505DT and FX705DT. The new laptops are powered by up to AMD Ryzen 7 3750H with Radeon Vega Mobile and feature either the NVIDIA Geforce GTX1050 with 3GB GDDR5 VRAM or the Geforce GTX1650 GPU with 4GB GDDR5 VRAM. The laptops are priced starting at Rs 64,990 and are available online and offline.

Publication: Digit

AMD won’t be supporting PCIe 4.0 on older Ryzen motherboards. These include the budget-oriented A320 and B450, as well as the higher-end X370 and X470 boards. PCIe 4 is the successor to the present third-gen standard and will deliver up to two times as much bandwidth compared to its predecessor. However, unless you haven’t pre-ordered one of the latest cutting-edge X570 motherboards, you won’t be able to take advantage of it.

Publication: Techquila

For the first time, a CEO Keynote was held with COMPUTEX pre-show International Press Conference with AMD President & CEO Dr. Lisa Su as the keynote speaker. Dr. Lisa Su addressed how the next-generation of computing will drive innovation. She also invited Microsoft, ASUS, Acer and close to 20 industry partners to present the computing industry ecosystem. Leonor Lin, TAITRA Executive Vice President said, “This year, we have seen various innovative applications driven by the advancements of AI, IoT, and 5G. The technologies to process a massive amount of data and high-performance computing will be one of the most important driving forces to sustain the growth of the tech industry in the future.

Publication: Biz Wire Express

One problem with Windows 10 ARM devices is that most of the apps that run on these devices are not natively supported and require an emulator. Hopefully, that might change soon and the developers will be able to create native ARM64 apps without much effort.

Generally speaking, Snapdragon laptops are still not considered as powerful as their Intel and AMD counterparts. Hence, their current price tag doesn’t feel justified.

Publication: Fossbytes

In the custom built PC market, AMD has been slowly eating into Intel’s market share. This is not only because AMD offers better value than Intel, but also the fact that Intel has been stuck with the 14 nm processor for far too long. In 2012, the company had announced that its 10 nm processor will be available in stores by 2015.

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Taiwanese tech major ASUS on Monday unveiled its new TUF gaming laptops FX505DT and FX705DT with the latest AMD Ryzen processor and NVIDIA GeForce GTX GPUs with up to 120Hz IPS-level NanoEdge display in India at a starting price of Rs 64,990.

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Asus has unveiled the latest TUF Gaming Laptops FX505DT & FX705DT running on the latest AMD Ryzen processor and NVIDIA GeForce GTX GPUs up to 120Hz IPS-level NanoEdge display. These laptops are tested and certified to meet military-grade MIL-STD-810G standards.

Publication: Techvorm

Chinese DIY and AIO liquid cooling components vendor Bykski brought its largest ever collection of new products to Computex, this year. These include nine new CPU water blocks, ten new radiators of various sizes, five new full-coverage VGA water blocks, monoblocks, pumps, reservoirs, pump+reservoir combi-units, and two new AIO CLC CPU coolers. Bykski’s collection of CPU water blocks now includes three new models purpose-built for AMD TR4 socket, and six blocks that support LGA2066, LGA1151, and AM4.

Publication: Tech powerUp

For the first time, a CEO Keynote was held with COMPUTEX pre-show International Press Conference with AMD President & CEO Dr. Lisa Su as the keynote speaker. Dr. Lisa Su addressed how the next-generation of computing will drive innovation. She also invited Microsoft, ASUS, Acer and close to 20 industry partners to present the computing industry ecosystem. Leonor Lin, TAITRA Executive Vice President said, “This year, we have seen various innovative applications driven by the advancements of AI, IoT, and 5G.

Publication: NCN Online

ASUS unveiled the latest TUF Gaming Laptops FX505DT & FX705DT, combining the power of the latest AMD Ryzen™ processor and NVIDIA® GeForce® GTX™ GPUs up to 120Hz IPS-level NanoEdge display to deliver an exhilarating gaming performance and effortless multitasking at an extremely comfortable price range. Carrying the trademark durability and toughness of ASUS for everyday work and play, the laptops are tested and certified to meet military-grade MIL-STD-810G standards.

Publication: IT Voice

 

ECS at its Computex 2019 booth showed off its next generation of LIVA branded mini PCs and a new AMD platform SFF desktop. We begin with the retro-looking SF110-A320, an SFF desktop measuring 205 mm x 176 mm x 33 mm (WxDxH), with an AM4 socket, and the ability to power 35W TDP APUs. Its mainboard is driven by an AMD A320 chipset.

Publication: Tech PowerUp

If you’re a gaming freak, go for NVIDIA G-Sync graphics card which is the latest display technology which offers seamless and fastest gaming experience. This graphics remove screen tearing and helps reducing display stutter and input lag, which can greatly benefit your gaming. AMD FreeSync is also a good option as gaming graphics.

Publication: Gizbot