Anton Shilov

Anton Shilov has been in the PC industry since 1990s playing games, building PCs, and writing stories about pretty much everything that relates to PCs, Macs, smartphones, tablets, and even fab equipment. Over his career, he has worked at a variety of high-ranking websites, including AnandTech, EE Times, TechRadar, X-bit labs, and now Tom's Hardware. When Anton is not reading or writing about something high-tech, he is probably watching a good movie, playing a video game, or spending time with his family.

Articles by: Anton Shilov

AMD's 600-Series Chipsets Pass PCIe 4.0 Validation

By Anton Shilov published 25 May 22

Unlike Ryzen 7000 CPUs, AMD's upcoming 600-series chipsets may not get PCIe Gen5 support.

Micron Reveals Budget Crucial P3 Plus SSDs: PCIe 4.0 x4 with 3D QLC NAND

By Anton Shilov published 25 May 22

Micron launches inexpensive Crucial P3 and Crucial P3 Plus SSDs based on 3D QLC NAND.

Steam Deck Replacement Parts Won't Come Cheap

By Anton Shilov published 21 May 22

iFixit has all internal and external Steam Deck components: from the motherboard to adhesives.

AMD X670 Motherboard Diagram Confirms Dual Chipsets

By Anton Shilov published 21 May 22

A leaked diagram of the Asus Prime X670-P WiFi motherboard reveals the AMD X670 chipset with a dual-chip design and possibly a PCIe switch.

Windows Update Fixes Issues with Intel and AMD's CET

By Anton Shilov published 20 May 22

Microsoft fixes Windows 10 to fix Microsoft Store app issues.

Samsung Showcases Advanced 3nm Chips to U.S., South Korean Presidents

By Anton Shilov published 20 May 22

Industry's first 3nm GAAFET chip was demonstrated to Presidents Joe Biden and Yoon Suk-yeol.

AMD Patents Automatic Memory Overclocking Tool

By Anton Shilov published 20 May 22

AMD may be prepping an automatic memory overclocking tool, according to a new patent.

Google engineer Roger at the Oklahoma data center

AMD Rents Its Own Chips From Google to Design New Chips

By Anton Shilov published 20 May 22

AMD to run electronic design automation (EDA) for its chip-design workloads on Google Cloud

Intel Invests $700 Million in Immersion Liquid Cooling Solutions

By Anton Shilov published 19 May 22

Intel unveils the industry's first open-source reference design for immersion liquid cooling solution.

TSMC to Initiate 1.4nm Process Technology R&D

By Anton Shilov published 19 May 22

TSMC may announce 1.4nm pathfinding, research and development in June.

128-Core Ampere Altra Max CPU Meets Nvidia's A100 GPU in Gigabyte's HPC Server

By Anton Shilov published 19 May 22

Gigabyte's new HPC server packs 128-core Ampere Altra Max CPU and Nvidia's A100 compute GPU.

Geil Unveils DDR5 Memory Modules with Tiny Fans

By Anton Shilov published 19 May 22

Geil's Evo V DDR5 RGB Hardcore Gaming Memory can run at up to 6600 GT/s.

Russian Company Taps China's Zhaoxin x86 CPU to Replace AMD, Intel CPUs (Updated)

By Anton Shilov published 19 May 22

A big loss for Russia may mean a significant win for China's Zhaoxin.

Intel Arc A730M-Powered Laptop Surfaces With $1,200 Price Tag

By Anton Shilov published 18 May 22

Chinese laptop makers started selling laptops powered by Intel’s Arc Alchemist A730M GPU.

GCC Gains Loongson's LoongArch Architecture Support

By Anton Shilov published 18 May 22

GNU Compiler Collection now supports Chinese LoongArch instruction set architecture.

Intel Displays Arctic Sound-M Graphics Cards

By Anton Shilov published 17 May 22

Intel has showcased the chipmaker's 'small' and 'big' DG2 graphics cards for servers.

Asus and Noctua Extend Partnership With New RTX 3080 Card

By Anton Shilov published 16 May 22

Asus and Noctua extend partnership to a new graphics card.

AMD Preps SP6 Socket For Lower-Power EPYC 'Genoa' CPUs

By Anton Shilov published 14 May 22

Lower-power 4th Generation EPYC CPUs for edge and telco servers get their platform.

Seagate's Osprey STL022 HDD Validated: 22TB For The Masses

By Anton Shilov published 14 May 22

SATA-IO validates Seagate's codenamed Osprey STL022 hard drive.