At the heart of today’s digital transformation is high performance computing (HPC).

Publication: Gadgets Now

Many of us have spent much more time in entrance of our computer systems in 2020 than ever earlier than, due to lockdown situations and fully modified dynamics round work, communication, training, and even leisure. Our know-how has saved us all linked, and the {industry} has largely saved tempo with these modifications.

Publication: News Rush

Disruptions in the supply chain and increased demand has led to a severe shortage of several major PC components, driving prices up and causing disappointment. CPUs and GPUs are the hardest hit, particularly AMD’s Ryzen 5000 series and Nvidia’s GeForce RTX 30 series.

Publication: NDTV Gadgets 360

With performance-related components, such as graphics cards, the latest hardware is always the best. It’s faster, more powerful, and therefore, y’know, just better. Inevitably then, our best graphics card list is dominated by the new generation of GPUs AMD and Nvidia have unleashed upon the world in 2020.

Publication: Gadget Page

AMD set the bar by unveiling its Ryzen 4000 series of mobile processors way back in January at CES 2020, a data which already seems like a few lifetimes ago thanks to the Coronavirus. However, Intel came back with the launch of the 11th Gen ‘Tiger Lake’ Core processors.

Publication: Digit

The year 2020 has been tough on tech companies. The Coronavirus pandemic, nationwide lockdown and strict restrictions have played havoc on certain industries. Tech manufacturers struggled with supply chain disruptions, rising costs and duties. But despite all adversities, there was a steady flow of launches throughout the year, except during the lockdown months.

Publication: My Smart Price

These are the nominees for the Best Value-for-money Laptops of 2020 for the Indian Gadget Awards 2020.

Publication: My Smart Price

Electronics companies have adapted quickly to tackle the unique challenges that came their way this year. In the months gone past, the biggest brands in technology have strived to address the very specific needs of 2020, and come up with innovative strategies to serve the needs of their users.

Publication: 91 Mobiles

2020 marked the launch of some of the most hotly-awaited gaming titles including the likes of Assassin’s Creed Valhalla, Call of Duty: Black OPS – Cold War, and Cyberpunk 2077. The year also forced many of us to stay cooped indoors, which rest assured, translated into record demand for gaming notebooks.

Publication: 91 Mobiles

Buying a laptop may have somewhat been on the back burner for you, until 2020 began. With everything that has gone down this year, a new laptop might just have been the first gadget you purchased in 2020.

Publication: 91 Mobiles

Cyberpunk 2077 is probably the prettiest game I’ve ever played on PC. I say probably because, well, there are the occasional bugs which can ruin the immersion. But in terms of sheer technical ambition, this game’s got it right all the way. Now, as I say this I know most people can’t run this game well on their mid-range PCs. I played the game on my PC which has and AMD Ryzen 7 3800 XT and an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2060 Super.

Publication: TechQuila

The weight and size of the laptops didn’t really go down, but players like Asus experimented with new designs, to up the funk factor that gaming machines deserve. The hardware inside gaming laptops this year were expectedly top-notch. NVIDIA’s RTX cards were the usual suspects, and there was a healthy mix of Intel and AMD CPU options.

Publication: My SmartPrice