AMD will be launching its next-gen Ryzen 5000H gaming processors at CES 2021. As we know, these upcoming APUs will be using AMD’s revolutionary Zen 3 architecture.

Publication: TechnoSports

Within the client area, Nvidia’s 12 months has been dominated by one massive launch: that of the RTX 3080. There have been two sides to the coin on this case, the primary being the incredible power and performance uplift supplied by these GPUs, which was fairly frankly startling. However the flipside was that this astonishing feat was tainted by severe stock issues and failing to satisfy buyer demand for these graphics playing cards by an extended shot.

Publication: Tech Bhaskar

AMD finally catching up with Intel’s gaming performance may not seem that big a deal, and it wouldn’t be if AMD hasn’t been pushing forward in other areas for a while now. It’s Zen architecture has had Intel up against the ropes in thread-heavy applications, with Ryzen chips offering more threads than Intel’s similarly priced alternatives.

Publication: Gadget Page

Activist hedge fund Third Point is pushing Intel to explore strategic alternatives, including whether it should remain an integrated device manufacturer, according to a letter it sent to the chipmaker’s chairman on Tuesday, Reuters reported.

Publication: InfotechLead

The news about users unable to buy the graphics cards from the market isn’t new, and we are still waiting for Nvidia and AMD to fix the supply constraints from their end. The Ampere GPU’s from Nvidia is already fresh in the market but seems to have fallen victim to the supply constraint problem, and it feels like the issue will not be solved anytime soon.

Publication: TechnoSports

Intel has been the king of Silicon Valley for a decade now, and in the production of chipsets, no company can match Intel. but the same cannot be said for its performance. As it so happens, this year its performance has been taking major hits and the company has seen an extreme loss in terms of market shares when compared to its rival AMD.

Publication: TechnoSports

A Geekbench 5 benchmark of AMD’s next-gen Cezanne mobile flagship, the Ryzen 9 5900H has surfaced on Twitter. With a base clock of 3.3GHz and a boost of 4.64GHz, this sample is likely going to perform very close to the final retail version.

Publication: Hardware Times

A mining farm has been spotted in the US with as many as 78 PNY GeForce RTX 3080 graphics cards. In a world where it’s hard to find a single gaming graphics card, this miner managed to buy nearly a hundred of them: One hundred of NVIDIA’s fastest GPUs for a single person, and that too not for gaming. Stings don’t it? But it’s completely legal so you can’t do anything about it.

Publication: Hardware Times

Acer and Asus are both prepping top-tier laptops equipped with the GeForce RTX 3080 as well as Ryzen 5000 mobility chipsets. These GA104-based beasts should offer an unprecedented level of graphics performance in a mobile form factor. The inclusion of 45W Ryzen 5000 series processors is a boon, too.

Publication: Hardware Times

Building a gaming computer requires careful consideration while picking the right graphics card and CPU. You have to ensure that one does not bottleneck the other. Pairing a high-end CPU with a mid-range GPU or the other way around will simply empty your wallet and give you sub-par gaming experience. To get things right, we’ve put together a list of the best CPUs for gaming from Intel and AMD.

Publication: Digit

Powered by the Ryzen 4800H CPU with the NVIDIA GTX 1650 Ti, the TUF A15 offers excellent gaming performance and can also perform tasks like video editing without any issue.

Publication: Gizbot