ROG aka Republic of Gamers is a fantastic line of gaming-centric laptops with souped up internals and ultra clear screens. I tried out the STRIX G15 over the last few weeks and came away quite thrilled. The Strix range comes with AMD Ryzen processors which run fast and run efficient, loading everything in a flash, and sport cutting edge NVIDIA GeForce RTX GPU to ensure graphics are smooth and seamless.

Publication: The Indian Express

Ubisoft has announced the PC system requirements for Far Cry 6. The game will launch in early October with DXR (ray-tracing) support, as well as AMD FidelityFX Super Resolution on Day 1 for all hardware. The hardware requirements are fairly modest, as long as you’re not looking to take advantage of ray-tracing. However, with ray-tracing enabled, they do go up quite significantly.

Publication: Hardware Times

Intel’s Kaby Lake-G lineup was one of the more bizarre products the chipmaker has designed over the years. Pairing the Skylake CPU architecture with AMD’s Vega graphics architecture, along with on-package HBM memory, it was a one-of-a-kind APU. Unfortunately, AMD announced the discontinuation of driver support for the latter last year (just two years after launch), and ever since, the fate of the hybrid has been in limbo.

Publication: Hardware Times

According to the latest data from JPR (extrapolated by 3D Center), 68% of users still rely entirely on Intel’s integrated graphics processors. Of the remaining 32% users, 16.5% run NVIDIA GeForce graphics (7.9% DT, 7.3% mobile), 13.1% run Radeon APUs, while just 3.6% rely on AMD’s discrete graphics cards (2% DT, 1.6% mobile).

Publication: Hardware Times

Intel’s 3rd Gen Xeon Scalable processors (codenamed Ice Lake-SP), although capable of performing on par with AMD’s Epyc Milan processors, consumed several hundred watts higher per server.

Publication: Hardware Times

Intel has already announced their new 12th Gen Alder Lake desktop processors based on the 10nm process and will adopt the new hybrid architecture with big & small cores, now it’s time for pricing.

Publication: TechnoSports

Juniper Networks announced that it is collaborating with Intel to accelerate advancement in the Open RAN (ORAN) ecosystem.

Publication: CRN

The 15-inch Latitude 9520 is a part of the new generation of business notebooks, but has Dell done enough to make this laptop compelling enough for top executives to shell out Rs 1,45,000? Here’s my review of the new Dell Latitude 15 9520. My review unit came loaded with an 11th Gen Intel Core i7 vPro chip with 32GB RAM, 512GB of storage, and Xe graphics.

Publication: The Indian Express

You’ll notice that some products mentioned in the list fit the budget but we’ve carefully considered them to add some good options, albeit a bit expensive. If you are not willing to splurge anything more than Rs 15,000, then we recommend you check out some tablets in and around the same budget.

Publication: Digit

The NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3070 Ti puts gamers in an odd predicament. There’s barely any performance to be gained with the RTX 3070 Ti since it’s practically similar to the RTX 3070’s performance but has a much higher price tag.

Publication: Digit

Best gaming laptops pack some serious power. With powerful graphics, gorgeous displays, and great audio, the perfect gaming laptop provides an immersive entertainment experience in a portable package.

Publication: The Times of India

The ROG Flow X13 supports up to an AMD Ryzen 9 5900HS processor is inside, an 8-core, 16-thread processor paired with the Nvidia GeForce GPU.

Publication: HT Tech