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

If you thought that the Radeon RX 6800 series launch was bad, then hold tight, you’re in for another treat. As per the largest Swiss retailer, Digitec, the store will only be getting a total of 35 “Biggest Navi” graphics cards.

Publication: Hardware Times

AMD’s RX 6900 XT has been noticed in its first leaked recreation benchmark (forward of its imminent launch), and though this Ashes of the Singularity consequence may appear worrying on the face of it – being basically an identical to the prevailing 6800 XT – it’s actually nothing to get involved about.

Publication: Tech Bhaskar

The Red team is on a spree to gain more users each month, thanks to its insane demand in the CPU market. Coming in at cheap prices, AMD had a clear gameplan and it is now dominating not only in terms of multi-threaded performance but also in terms of gaming with new Ryzen 5000 series processors.

Publication: TechnoSports

Deploying and managing a fleet of systems with AMD Ryzen™ PRO processors helps IT speed up and streamline what can be a complex, labor-intensive process. Every PRO processor from AMD is designed to enable a robust manageability feature set that simplifies deployment, imaging, and management at scale. And since it’s compatible with your current infrastructure, IT doesn’t need to learn yet another tool to be effective and efficient.

Publication: YourStory (Global Pickup)

The AMD Ryzen 9 3950x comes with 16 cores and 32 threads that can run at a top clock speed of 4.7GHz. The base clock on the chip is supposed to be 3.5GHz. However, its not just about more cores or the clock speed. The third generation Ryzen processors are also built on the 7nm FitFET process, allowing the processor to achieve new heights when it comes to performance per watt and also power efficiency in general.

Publication: India Pigeon

For the longest time, Intel has enjoyed a monopoly of sorts when it comes to Laptop processors. The few AMD powered machines we did see were mostly grossly underpowered laptops, usually created with the sole aim of making the machine affordable. Advanced Micro Devices or AMD as we all have come to know the company has fast pivoted from that state of things. AMD’s Ryzen processors have quickly been gaining favour with OEMs and customers alike. This has allowed AMD’s chips to infiltrate more segments than before.

Publication: India Pigeon

Due to the global, the world economy has seen a major shift in a big way. Though many businesses have either seen a major increase in profit or has seen demise. But despite all this, gamers are still investing more savings towards PC hardware and peripherals. And it has kept the PC market vibrant and lively.

Publication: TechnoSports

Ever since Apple introduced its own ARM-based M1 chip for Macs, the announcement has shaken the PC industry. Apart from Intel, if there is another semiconductor company that has been impacted most by Apple’s decision to use its own custom ARM chips, it is AMD. Looks like AMD is in no mood to give up so easily as the company is gearing up to announce an ARM-based chip that would rival Apple’s M1.

Publication: Indian Express