According to analysts, AMD is all set to overtake Apple as TSMC’s largest customer by 2022. Over the past years, Apple has accounted for roughly 20% of TSMC’s revenue, followed by Huawei at 10%. AMD, on the other hand, was responsible for around 5-6% of TSMC’s total orders in 2019, with a figure close to 10% in 2020.

Publication: Hardware Times

AMD seems to be going all-in with its RDNA 2 GPUs, both in the mobile as well as the desktop market. While the DIY segment is still suffering from shortages of the higher-end Big Navi parts, the Radeon Team is finalizing 5-6 budget mobile GPUs based on the Navi 23 and 24 dies.

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The yearly growth is expected to stay in the early 20s for the next 2-3 years, falling to 15% and 13% in 2024 and 2025, respectively. It’s unclear why the projected gains for the latter half of the decade are progressively lower but I’d say it’s got to do with the fall in console sales as the next-to-next generation is prepped.

Publication: Hardware Times

It looks like AMD’s Ryzen 5000 CPUs are finally going to start shipping in decent volumes soon. According to the latest delivery schedule from UK Retailer, Scan, stocks for all three Zen 3 parts are expected to be back in stock with plenty of units by the last week of December.

Publication: Hardware Times

AMD’s upcoming Ryzen 5000 series processors are already the hot topic of the market. But many are curious regarding the information related to the motherboard support of the upcoming chipsets. Earlier, the AGESA update required to POST with Ryzen 5000 series (AGESA 1.1.8.0) was released, but it didn’t contain all the details which the users were looking for. But now, a new and polished list has made its way on the internet, and it contained information support for 500 series motherboards.

Publication: TechnoSports

AMD has been defying the laws of probability given how they’ve managed to get several successful product launches over the past three years. The key takeaway from these launches being the significant performance increments between launches, that too, tangible ones. With the latest AMD Ryzen 5000 series (Ryzen 9 5950X and 5900X) CPUs, the company has even managed to equal Intel’s 10th Gen processors in a lot of aspects and the same is expected with the ‘RDNA 2’-based Radeon RX 6000 series.

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Recently, I got the ASUS ROG Zephyrus G14 powered by Ryzen 9 4900HS and RTX 2060 Max-Q to test, and I also did a performance benchmark of the laptop and promised the gaming tests as well. So, having played a lot of games for a week now, I have shared the test results in this article.

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Advanced Micro Devices is one of the leading manufacturers of CPUs and GPUs. It is the leading rival of not only Nvidia but of Intel. The company has provided many outstanding cards in the silicon market and has now established its dominion. One of the first things which the company introduced was its support for the Resizable BAR (AKA Smart Access Memory) feature on the new Ryzen 5000 desktop CPUs and RX 6000 GPUs. But now, the company has announced that it might never offer backward compatibility with its older Zen models like Ryzen 3000, 2000, and 1000.

Publication: TechnoSports

AMD had an amazing 2020 with its Ryzen 4000U mobile processors and their revolutionary RDNA 2 graphics powering the next-gen consoles. Its new Ryzen 5000 series and Radeon RX 6000 series will be in the spotlight for 2021, and having favored desktop, both of these will be available on laptops pretty soon.

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Caught unaware by the roaring success of the Apple M1 chip, rumor has it that AMD is close to launching a rival of its own. Despite being Apple’s first foray into computer chips, the M1 has threatened the dominance of Intel and AMD with its stellar performance while helping you cut down on your electricity charges.

The benchmark result for the upcoming AMD Radeon RX 6900 XT was posted by a Twitter user, APISAK, in the OpenCL database. The tested engineering sample managed to reach a maximum core frequency of 2.02 GHz during the benchmarking process. It also managed to get the OpenCL score of 169,779 points.

Publication: TechnoSports