July 27, 2020

AMD specific news

Intel vs AMD Ryzen: Best CPUs for Gaming in 2020 [July Update]edit

AMD’s Ryzen 7 3700X was hands down the best consumer processor of 2019, period. Hell, it might as well have been the best CPU of the decade. With a package power draw of just about 65W, it matches the Core i7-10700K (a 250W CPU) in non-gaming workloads while trailing the Core i5-10600K by around ~10% in gaming all the while costing much less. It just doesn’t get better than that!

Publication: Hardware Times 

AMD shares soar on the back of Intel’s 7nm woes: 16 percent gains as Ryzen 3000 remains a 7nm leaderedit

Earlier, we’d reported about Intel’s decision to delay its 7nm products by another year due to unresolved issues with its fabrication process. This was undeniably positive news for AMD, giving the company another year of exclusivity as the only CPU maker delivering 7nm x86 chips for desktop and mobility. Shortly after the Intel announcement, AMD’s shares soared, with the company gaining sixteen percent on NASDAQ at closing time. While AMD is only a fraction of Intel’s size in terms of overall market capitalization, Intel’s delay offers AMD a window of opportunity to further cement its process leadership.

Publication: Notebook Check 

AMD Ryzen 7 4700G Performance Scores: As Fast as an Entry-Level Graphics Card When Overclocked?edit

The engineering sample of the AMD Ryzen 7 4700G bears the 100-1000000149 OPN code. Many engineering samples are out already and they have final clock speeds tested. Although, this sample does not feature the final clock speed and works on a 3.0 GHz base frequency and a 4.0 GHz boost-up frequency. The Ryzen 7 4700G and the Ryzen 7 PRO 4750G officially work on 3.6 GHz base frequency and 4.45 GHz boost frequency for comparison. The final models are not standing on the expectations with the silicon that was used by the leaker. However, still, the general and graphics capabilities of the APU steals the show.

Publication: TechQuila

Dell India’s product marketing head talks about Alienware laptops with AMD processors, G-series laptops and moreedit

Dell is one of the known brands out there when it comes to laptops and PCs. Although it is better known for its XPS line of slim and premium laptops, it has also carved its name in the gaming segment, both in India and globally. In India, it has the G-series and Alienware desktops and laptops to keep its grip intact in the entry-level and professional-level gaming segments. And both the portfolios got a boost recently with new G5 15, G3 15 and Alienware m15 R3 products.

Publication: HT Tech 

AMD Exceeds Six-Year Goal to Deliver Unprecedented 25 Times Improvement in Mobile Processor Energy Efficiency (PROACTIVE)edit

“We have always focused on energy efficiency in our processors, but in 2014 we decided to put even greater emphasis on this capability,” said Mark Papermaster, chief technology officer, and executive vice president, Technology and Engineering at AMD. “Our engineering team rallied around the challenge and charted a path to reach our stretch goal of 25 times greater energy efficiency by 2020. We were able to far surpass our objective, achieving 31.7 times improvement leading to gaming and ultrathin laptops with unmatched performance, graphics and long battery life.

Publication: CellIT

AMD profits from Intel’s 7nm sufferings, gains shares by 16% on NASDAQedit

Intel has been a major silicon giant in the business for decades now. It has huge market capitalization as they are in a variety of businesses but obviously their core business has always been its CPUs. After its recent confession that they will take another year to actually land their 7nm based CPUs, their arch-rival AMD saw a huge boost to its share value, with AMD shares gaining as much as 16% on NASDAQ. Both Intel’s woes and share gains seem to positive news for AMD.

Publication: TechnoSports

AMD brand mentions

Budget Gaming Laptops that can run popular titlesedit

The HP Pavilion Gaming 15-ec0026AX is powered by the AMD Ryzen 5 3550H CPU paired with the NVIDIA GTX1050 graphics with 8GB RAM. There’s also a 256GB SSD inside and a 1TB HDD to ensure enough disk space for the games. The laptop also sports a 15.6-inch Full HD Anti Glare screen with 60Hz refresh rate and 250 nits brightness and thin bezels.

Publciation: Digit

Intel plunges as it weighs exit from manufacturing chipsedit

Design can only do so much for semiconductor performance. The manufacturing step is crucial to ensuring these components can store more data, process information faster and use less energy. Combining the two helped Intel improve both sides of its operation for decades. However, Taiwan SemiconductorManufacturing Company has succeeded by just focusing on production and leaving the design to other companies. Its factories have passed Intel in capabilities. And that’s helped Intel rivals such as Advanced Micro Devices catch up on performance. AMD shares rose 11% Friday.

Publication: The Financial Express 

Intel mulls outsourcing chip production to 3rd partyedit

The manufacturing step is crucial to ensuring these components can store more data, process information faster and use less energy. Combining the two helped Intel improve both sides of its operation for decades. However, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co has succeeded by just focussing on production and leaving the design to other companies. Its factories have passed Intel in capabilities. And that’s helped Intel rivals such as Advanced Micro Devices Inc catch up on performance.

Publication: The Hindu BusinessLine 

Best Laptops with a 17-Inch Displayedit

The Asus TUF Gaming FX705 is an AMD Ryzen powered gaming laptop, packing the Radeon RX 560X discrete graphics. There is a 512GB SSD onboard alongside 8GB of DDR4 memory, which is user-upgradeable. The 17-inch display used is the IPS type and the whole laptop has an overall thickness of just 1.02 inches. The keyboard on this laptop has red backlighting. The laptop is a great choice for beginner gamers or even content creators.

Publication: Digit

Asus ROG Zephyrus G14 gets listed on Amazon India, to launch soonedit

It’s pretty simple, an Amazon listing ideally means that the product in question is about to launch in India soon and this time we are talking about the Asus ROG Zephyrus G14. Multiple listings of this product have been spotted on the e-commerce portal so it’s pretty much confirmed that this gaming laptop will be up for sale very soon. Reports from last week had indicated that Asus was about to launch an AMD-powered notebook soon and now we know it is the ROG Zephyrus G14.

Publication: HT Tech

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Intel Core i9-10850K Launching on 27th July: Downclocked 10900K for $50 Lessedit

Intel is prepping to launch its second 10 core CPU for the consumer market, namely the Core i9-10850K aimed at gamers and enthusiasts. This will be the second Core i9 part of the Comet Lake-S lineup. At present, the Core i9-10900K is out of stock at most retailers with the price nearly twice as much at a few select stores that actually do have it.

Publication: Hardware Times 

Intel vs AMD Ryzen: Best CPUs for Gaming in 2020 [July Update]edit

AMD’s Ryzen 7 3700X was hands down the best consumer processor of 2019, period. Hell, it might as well have been the best CPU of the decade. With a package power draw of just about 65W, it matches the Core i7-10700K (a 250W CPU) in non-gaming workloads while trailing the Core i5-10600K by around ~10% in gaming all the while costing much less. It just doesn’t get better than that!

Publication: Hardware Times 

Dell launches new Alienware and other gaming laptops, price starts Rs 73,990edit

Dell Technologies and Alienware have launched the latest in PC gaming with the Alienware M15 R3, Dell G5 15 SE, Dell G5 15, and Dell G3 15. According to Dell, the portfolio offers gaming PCs that will appeal to both amateur as well as professional gamers. The Alienware M15 R3 starts at Rs 1,99,990 while the Dell G5 15 SE starts at Rs 74,990. The Dell G5 15 starts at Rs 82,590 while the Dell G3 15 starts at Rs 73,990.

Publication: The Times of India

Budget Gaming Laptops that can run popular titlesedit

The HP Pavilion Gaming 15-ec0026AX is powered by the AMD Ryzen 5 3550H CPU paired with the NVIDIA GTX1050 graphics with 8GB RAM. There’s also a 256GB SSD inside and a 1TB HDD to ensure enough disk space for the games. The laptop also sports a 15.6-inch Full HD Anti Glare screen with 60Hz refresh rate and 250 nits brightness and thin bezels.

Publciation: Digit

AMD shares soar on the back of Intel’s 7nm woes: 16 percent gains as Ryzen 3000 remains a 7nm leaderedit

Earlier, we’d reported about Intel’s decision to delay its 7nm products by another year due to unresolved issues with its fabrication process. This was undeniably positive news for AMD, giving the company another year of exclusivity as the only CPU maker delivering 7nm x86 chips for desktop and mobility. Shortly after the Intel announcement, AMD’s shares soared, with the company gaining sixteen percent on NASDAQ at closing time. While AMD is only a fraction of Intel’s size in terms of overall market capitalization, Intel’s delay offers AMD a window of opportunity to further cement its process leadership.

Publication: Notebook Check 

Dell XPS 13 review: Sleek, portable and powerful Windows laptop with high-end featuresedit

Get it for: Rs 1.44 lakh Key highlight: Compact form factor The XPS series from Dell has always been synonymous with quality and the 2020 range of laptops sticks to that line. The new Dell XPS 13 is sleek, portable and packs in a lot of features. The prices are Apple-esque — the XPS 13 starts at Rs 1.44 lakh. At this price point, you expect Dell to deliver the moon and the stars, and it doesn’t disappoint. In terms of design, the XPS 13 is one of the thinnest laptops around and weighs around 1.27 kg.

Publication: The Economic Times 

Intel chip delay forces shift to using more outside factoriesedit

Intel has said its new 7-nanometer chip technology was six months behind schedule and it would consider farming out more work to outside semiconductor foundries, eroding a founding principle that manufacturing is key to its success. The setbacks will have little effect in the next few quarters but will cause a years-long domino effect, delaying chips meant to counter the rise of rivals AMD and Nvidia until late 2021 or even 2023.

Publication: Gadgets Now 

Intel plunges as it weighs exit from manufacturing chipsedit

Design can only do so much for semiconductor performance. The manufacturing step is crucial to ensuring these components can store more data, process information faster and use less energy. Combining the two helped Intel improve both sides of its operation for decades. However, Taiwan SemiconductorManufacturing Company has succeeded by just focusing on production and leaving the design to other companies. Its factories have passed Intel in capabilities. And that’s helped Intel rivals such as Advanced Micro Devices catch up on performance. AMD shares rose 11% Friday.

Publication: The Financial Express 

Intel mulls outsourcing chip production to 3rd partyedit

The manufacturing step is crucial to ensuring these components can store more data, process information faster and use less energy. Combining the two helped Intel improve both sides of its operation for decades. However, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co has succeeded by just focussing on production and leaving the design to other companies. Its factories have passed Intel in capabilities. And that’s helped Intel rivals such as Advanced Micro Devices Inc catch up on performance.

Publication: The Hindu BusinessLine 

Best Laptops with a 17-Inch Displayedit

The Asus TUF Gaming FX705 is an AMD Ryzen powered gaming laptop, packing the Radeon RX 560X discrete graphics. There is a 512GB SSD onboard alongside 8GB of DDR4 memory, which is user-upgradeable. The 17-inch display used is the IPS type and the whole laptop has an overall thickness of just 1.02 inches. The keyboard on this laptop has red backlighting. The laptop is a great choice for beginner gamers or even content creators.

Publication: Digit

AMD profits from Intel’s 7nm sufferings, gains shares by 16% on NASDAQedit

Intel has been a major silicon giant in the business for decades now. It has huge market capitalization as they are in a variety of businesses but obviously their core business has always been its CPUs. After its recent confession that they will take another year to actually land their 7nm based CPUs, their arch-rival AMD saw a huge boost to its share value, with AMD shares gaining as much as 16% on NASDAQ. Both Intel’s woes and share gains seem to positive news for AMD.

Publication: TechnoSports

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Dell launches new Alienware and other gaming laptops, price starts Rs 73,990edit

Dell Technologies and Alienware have launched the latest in PC gaming with the Alienware M15 R3, Dell G5 15 SE, Dell G5 15, and Dell G3 15. According to Dell, the portfolio offers gaming PCs that will appeal to both amateur as well as professional gamers. The Alienware M15 R3 starts at Rs 1,99,990 while the Dell G5 15 SE starts at Rs 74,990. The Dell G5 15 starts at Rs 82,590 while the Dell G3 15 starts at Rs 73,990.

Publication: The Times of India

Budget Gaming Laptops that can run popular titlesedit

The HP Pavilion Gaming 15-ec0026AX is powered by the AMD Ryzen 5 3550H CPU paired with the NVIDIA GTX1050 graphics with 8GB RAM. There’s also a 256GB SSD inside and a 1TB HDD to ensure enough disk space for the games. The laptop also sports a 15.6-inch Full HD Anti Glare screen with 60Hz refresh rate and 250 nits brightness and thin bezels.

Publciation: Digit

Dell XPS 13 review: Sleek, portable and powerful Windows laptop with high-end featuresedit

Get it for: Rs 1.44 lakh Key highlight: Compact form factor The XPS series from Dell has always been synonymous with quality and the 2020 range of laptops sticks to that line. The new Dell XPS 13 is sleek, portable and packs in a lot of features. The prices are Apple-esque — the XPS 13 starts at Rs 1.44 lakh. At this price point, you expect Dell to deliver the moon and the stars, and it doesn’t disappoint. In terms of design, the XPS 13 is one of the thinnest laptops around and weighs around 1.27 kg.

Publication: The Economic Times 

Dell India’s product marketing head talks about Alienware laptops with AMD processors, G-series laptops and moreedit

Dell is one of the known brands out there when it comes to laptops and PCs. Although it is better known for its XPS line of slim and premium laptops, it has also carved its name in the gaming segment, both in India and globally. In India, it has the G-series and Alienware desktops and laptops to keep its grip intact in the entry-level and professional-level gaming segments. And both the portfolios got a boost recently with new G5 15, G3 15 and Alienware m15 R3 products.

Publication: HT Tech 

Best Laptops with a 17-Inch Displayedit

The Asus TUF Gaming FX705 is an AMD Ryzen powered gaming laptop, packing the Radeon RX 560X discrete graphics. There is a 512GB SSD onboard alongside 8GB of DDR4 memory, which is user-upgradeable. The 17-inch display used is the IPS type and the whole laptop has an overall thickness of just 1.02 inches. The keyboard on this laptop has red backlighting. The laptop is a great choice for beginner gamers or even content creators.

Publication: Digit

Asus ROG Zephyrus G14 gets listed on Amazon India, to launch soonedit

It’s pretty simple, an Amazon listing ideally means that the product in question is about to launch in India soon and this time we are talking about the Asus ROG Zephyrus G14. Multiple listings of this product have been spotted on the e-commerce portal so it’s pretty much confirmed that this gaming laptop will be up for sale very soon. Reports from last week had indicated that Asus was about to launch an AMD-powered notebook soon and now we know it is the ROG Zephyrus G14.

Publication: HT Tech

Industry news

Intel Core i9-10850K Launching on 27th July: Downclocked 10900K for $50 Lessedit

Intel is prepping to launch its second 10 core CPU for the consumer market, namely the Core i9-10850K aimed at gamers and enthusiasts. This will be the second Core i9 part of the Comet Lake-S lineup. At present, the Core i9-10900K is out of stock at most retailers with the price nearly twice as much at a few select stores that actually do have it.

Publication: Hardware Times 

Intel vs AMD Ryzen: Best CPUs for Gaming in 2020 [July Update]edit

AMD’s Ryzen 7 3700X was hands down the best consumer processor of 2019, period. Hell, it might as well have been the best CPU of the decade. With a package power draw of just about 65W, it matches the Core i7-10700K (a 250W CPU) in non-gaming workloads while trailing the Core i5-10600K by around ~10% in gaming all the while costing much less. It just doesn’t get better than that!

Publication: Hardware Times 

Dell launches new Alienware and other gaming laptops, price starts Rs 73,990edit

Dell Technologies and Alienware have launched the latest in PC gaming with the Alienware M15 R3, Dell G5 15 SE, Dell G5 15, and Dell G3 15. According to Dell, the portfolio offers gaming PCs that will appeal to both amateur as well as professional gamers. The Alienware M15 R3 starts at Rs 1,99,990 while the Dell G5 15 SE starts at Rs 74,990. The Dell G5 15 starts at Rs 82,590 while the Dell G3 15 starts at Rs 73,990.

Publication: The Times of India

AMD shares soar on the back of Intel’s 7nm woes: 16 percent gains as Ryzen 3000 remains a 7nm leaderedit

Earlier, we’d reported about Intel’s decision to delay its 7nm products by another year due to unresolved issues with its fabrication process. This was undeniably positive news for AMD, giving the company another year of exclusivity as the only CPU maker delivering 7nm x86 chips for desktop and mobility. Shortly after the Intel announcement, AMD’s shares soared, with the company gaining sixteen percent on NASDAQ at closing time. While AMD is only a fraction of Intel’s size in terms of overall market capitalization, Intel’s delay offers AMD a window of opportunity to further cement its process leadership.

Publication: Notebook Check 

AMD Ryzen 7 4700G Performance Scores: As Fast as an Entry-Level Graphics Card When Overclocked?edit

The engineering sample of the AMD Ryzen 7 4700G bears the 100-1000000149 OPN code. Many engineering samples are out already and they have final clock speeds tested. Although, this sample does not feature the final clock speed and works on a 3.0 GHz base frequency and a 4.0 GHz boost-up frequency. The Ryzen 7 4700G and the Ryzen 7 PRO 4750G officially work on 3.6 GHz base frequency and 4.45 GHz boost frequency for comparison. The final models are not standing on the expectations with the silicon that was used by the leaker. However, still, the general and graphics capabilities of the APU steals the show.

Publication: TechQuila

Dell XPS 13 review: Sleek, portable and powerful Windows laptop with high-end featuresedit

Get it for: Rs 1.44 lakh Key highlight: Compact form factor The XPS series from Dell has always been synonymous with quality and the 2020 range of laptops sticks to that line. The new Dell XPS 13 is sleek, portable and packs in a lot of features. The prices are Apple-esque — the XPS 13 starts at Rs 1.44 lakh. At this price point, you expect Dell to deliver the moon and the stars, and it doesn’t disappoint. In terms of design, the XPS 13 is one of the thinnest laptops around and weighs around 1.27 kg.

Publication: The Economic Times 

Intel chip delay forces shift to using more outside factoriesedit

Intel has said its new 7-nanometer chip technology was six months behind schedule and it would consider farming out more work to outside semiconductor foundries, eroding a founding principle that manufacturing is key to its success. The setbacks will have little effect in the next few quarters but will cause a years-long domino effect, delaying chips meant to counter the rise of rivals AMD and Nvidia until late 2021 or even 2023.

Publication: Gadgets Now 

Dell India’s product marketing head talks about Alienware laptops with AMD processors, G-series laptops and moreedit

Dell is one of the known brands out there when it comes to laptops and PCs. Although it is better known for its XPS line of slim and premium laptops, it has also carved its name in the gaming segment, both in India and globally. In India, it has the G-series and Alienware desktops and laptops to keep its grip intact in the entry-level and professional-level gaming segments. And both the portfolios got a boost recently with new G5 15, G3 15 and Alienware m15 R3 products.

Publication: HT Tech 

How Big Data is changing recruitmentedit

Another research suggests that using Big Data coupled with AI, tasks like customer acquisition, job boards, candidate engagement, candidate experience and many more would be greatly dealt with by AI tools. For instance, it is estimated 56% of applicants have a negative impression of a company if they don’t hear back after submitting an application. Big data transformed retail, FMCG and other necessary sectors over last few years and now it is going to revolutionize how companies hire their resources.

Publication: The Times of India

AMD Exceeds Six-Year Goal to Deliver Unprecedented 25 Times Improvement in Mobile Processor Energy Efficiency (PROACTIVE)edit

“We have always focused on energy efficiency in our processors, but in 2014 we decided to put even greater emphasis on this capability,” said Mark Papermaster, chief technology officer, and executive vice president, Technology and Engineering at AMD. “Our engineering team rallied around the challenge and charted a path to reach our stretch goal of 25 times greater energy efficiency by 2020. We were able to far surpass our objective, achieving 31.7 times improvement leading to gaming and ultrathin laptops with unmatched performance, graphics and long battery life.

Publication: CellIT

Intel plunges as it weighs exit from manufacturing chipsedit

Design can only do so much for semiconductor performance. The manufacturing step is crucial to ensuring these components can store more data, process information faster and use less energy. Combining the two helped Intel improve both sides of its operation for decades. However, Taiwan SemiconductorManufacturing Company has succeeded by just focusing on production and leaving the design to other companies. Its factories have passed Intel in capabilities. And that’s helped Intel rivals such as Advanced Micro Devices catch up on performance. AMD shares rose 11% Friday.

Publication: The Financial Express 

Intel mulls outsourcing chip production to 3rd partyedit

The manufacturing step is crucial to ensuring these components can store more data, process information faster and use less energy. Combining the two helped Intel improve both sides of its operation for decades. However, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co has succeeded by just focussing on production and leaving the design to other companies. Its factories have passed Intel in capabilities. And that’s helped Intel rivals such as Advanced Micro Devices Inc catch up on performance.

Publication: The Hindu BusinessLine 

Asus ROG Zephyrus G14 gets listed on Amazon India, to launch soonedit

It’s pretty simple, an Amazon listing ideally means that the product in question is about to launch in India soon and this time we are talking about the Asus ROG Zephyrus G14. Multiple listings of this product have been spotted on the e-commerce portal so it’s pretty much confirmed that this gaming laptop will be up for sale very soon. Reports from last week had indicated that Asus was about to launch an AMD-powered notebook soon and now we know it is the ROG Zephyrus G14.

Publication: HT Tech

AMD profits from Intel’s 7nm sufferings, gains shares by 16% on NASDAQedit

Intel has been a major silicon giant in the business for decades now. It has huge market capitalization as they are in a variety of businesses but obviously their core business has always been its CPUs. After its recent confession that they will take another year to actually land their 7nm based CPUs, their arch-rival AMD saw a huge boost to its share value, with AMD shares gaining as much as 16% on NASDAQ. Both Intel’s woes and share gains seem to positive news for AMD.

Publication: TechnoSports

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