One of the main differences between FreeSync and G-Sync is that the former like most of AMD’s technologies is OpenSource. It leverages the VESA Adaptive-Sync that comes along with Display Port 1.2a. As such, there are no penalties or royalties that need to be paid to implement FreeSync, allowing OEMs to integrate it into even the cheapest of monitors. The lower end FreeSync models cost less than 10K. G-Sync, on the other hand, is NVIDIA’s own proprietary technology. Earlier there was only one version that required a PCB from Green team to enable it.

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The 2019 AIB Financial Report has revealed that the AMD Radeon RX 5700 Series has been a huge success. AMD has grown in revenue by 103% in Q3 2019 alone. As an owner of PowerColor and AMD’s exclusive add-in board partner, TUL corporation has been a huge part of this success. A lot of this success can be attributed to the impressive RX 5700 and 5700 XT sales. The Rx 5700 line-up of Graphics Cards launched earlier this year, in June. While it took a few months for custom variants to be released, they have been a massive success since.

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AMD’s 3rd Gen Ryzen Threadripper CPUs are now almost confirmed to launch on the 19th of November, i.e next month. The company is expected to unveil three HEDT CPUs: The 3960X, 3970X and 3990X. The 3960X is going to be a 24 core part with 48 threads, the 3970X will be a 32 core CPU with 64 threads while the 3990X is said to be the mighty 64 core processor that everyone has been talking about. There’s no mention of the 3980X, a supposed 48 core chip that sits between the flagship 3990X and the 3970X, but it’s possible it’ll be announced at a later date.

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The coming month is going to be like Christmas for content creators and high-performance HEDT enthusiasts alike. AMD is planning to launch the 16 core Ryzen 9 3950X flagship as well as the 3rd Gen Threadripper lineup packing as many as 64 cores. As if that weren’t enough, Intel’s Cascade Lake-X processors are priced half as much compared to their Skylake predecessors while offering better performance albeit on the same process. As November draws near, we’ve started seeing leaks and rumors pertaining to AMD’s HEDT lineup. Today, a well known Twitter source has shared the Geekbench and 3DMark score of the Ryzen 9 3950X, and guess what? It manages to beat the Intel Core i9-10980XE.

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AMD recently launched their second generation of EPYC processors based on the Zen 2 architecture, which heavily outperform not only their predecessors but also the Xeon competition from Intel, leading to announcements such as the one from the UK government that it will be using AMD’s EPYC series of processors for ARCHER2, which is expected to be the most powerful supercomputer of its kind.

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This is actually new. Traditionally AMD GPUs have been superior when it comes to hardware but due to poor utilization and driver support haven’t been able to fully leverage it. With AMD’s RDNA architecture, gaming is the main focus, unlike GCN which was more compute-oriented. Although that’s not a bad thing, games mainly benefit from lower latencies, higher IPC and core clocks. This is exactly what the Navi cards focus on. As you can see, the specs of the two competitors are almost the same.

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AMD Introduces Radeon RX 5500 Series Graphics: Superior Visual Fidelity, Advanced Features and High-Performance Gaming Experiences. The AMD Radeon RX 5500 series provides up to 37 percent faster performance on average than the competition in select titles at 1080p, supercharging top AAA and eSports games. Acer, HP, Lenovo and MSI to provide incredible gameplay with new desktop and notebook PCs powered by Radeon RX 5500 series.

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BIOSTAR, a leading manufacturer of motherboards, graphics cards, and storage devices, is proud to launch a new addition to its 4th generation of RACING motherboards with the powerful yet humble BIOSTAR RACING X570GTA. Built with designers and content creators in mind, the RACING X570GTA combines a set of onboard features to ensure that quality content can be produced with a system that users can rely on. The BIOSTAR RACING X570GTA is tastefully designed with the iconic BIOSTAR RACING GEN 4 features and grey lightning strikes that represents the lightning-fast performance and ultra-responsives that gives gamers the competitive edge to take their gaming experience to the next level.

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AMD is a name that is quite well known in the world of computers. The company has been in the business of manufacturing processors for years now and this experience can be seen in the new 3000 series Ryzen 3 processors. The Ryzen 3 series of processors are aimed at the mainstream user who would want an affordable device that can fulfill his or her basic requirements. This could include students or professionals who would want a straightforward device for word processing, internet surfing, video streaming and so forth.

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Though Videocardz couldn’t catch any new details about the chips, we can piece together plenty from recent leaks. On Tuesday, Komachi found a product list confirming 24-core and 32-core Threadripper processors, the former of which Apisak assigned the 3960X title on Wednesday, making the 3970X the 32-core monster. It’ll perform well, too, if an engineering sample Geekbench run is to be believed.The 3990X remains a little more mysterious. As the Threadripper lineup generally mirrors the Epyc series, which now includes 48-core and 64-core parts, it seems likely the 3990X is one of these.

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AMD’s Ryzen series of processors are proving themselves to be quite popular with many manufacturers offering laptops powered by it. The Ryzen 5 series sits right between the Ryzen 3 and Ryzen 7 series of processors and is aimed at those looking for a multi role device that could do most tasks that a user might throw at it, including gaming. AMD recently unveiled the 3000 series of its Ryzen processors which are more powerful that their processors.

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