Leon Chan

Although there’s no shortage of AMD talk here on Tom’s Hardware, we’d like to take this moment, on the dawn of 2nd-gen Ryzen’s release, to discuss how the red team might just be at a major crossroad.

Intel announced some new innovations in anti-virus technology that leverage GPUs and AI to enhance malware protection.

Almost a year after it was shown off at Computex 2017, the full-copper version of Cryorig’s C7 heatsink has been officially announced.

In light of the Nvidia GPP controversy, AMD has made an official announcement that it remains committed to fair competition and providing consumer choice.

Almost a year ago, Crucial announced RGB-lit versions of its Ballistix Tactical Tracer memory. They were originally intended to hit the market in Q3 2017, but their launch slipped quite a bit, and they are finally hitting retail now.

MSI released a bevy of new and updated workstation products.

Lian Li released a new addition to its PC-011 series, the Dynamic. Like others in the series, the Dynamic is a mid-tower chassis with glass front and side panels, but there's more to the story.

Redditors found a reference to Coffee Lake processors with eight cores and integrated graphics on Intel’s website.

Gigabyte’s X470 salvo consists of only high-end and enthusiast Aorus motherboards. There are three in total: the Gaming 7, the Gaming 5, and the Ultra Gaming.

Biostar launched the X470GT8 and X470GTN motherboards to pair with AMD’s 2nd-gen Ryzen processors.

Asus launched five motherboards based on the X470 chipset to accompany AMD’s newly launched 2nd-Gen Ryzen processors.

ASRock launched six new motherboards based on the AMD X470 chipset. The boards are split over the company’sTaichi, Master, and Fatal1ty series and cover ATX and ITX form factors.

Adata couldn’t let G.Skill sit complacently with its recently announced achievement of overclocking an air-cooled DDR4 memory kit to 5,000MHz.

The MalwareHunterTeam shared on Twitter its findings of a ransomware that asks its victim to fire up the popular battle royale game "Playerunknown's Battlegrounds" (PUBG) in order to decrypt their files.

HP redesigned its Pavilion x360 2-in-1 and conventional notebooks to give them all-new, surprisingly premium-looking chassis.

HP launched new gaming entrants to its Pavilion mainstream consumer products. The new Pavilion Gaming line contains the 15” Pavilion Gaming laptop, 690 and 790 desktops, and Gaming 32 FreeSync monitor.

AMD posted specs for a full line of RX 500X series of GPUs that appear to be straight-up rebrands of the existing RX 500 series.

The last unique Dominator kit we saw was the heat-treated Special Edition Torque. Corsair is now offering another one called the Special Edition Contrast.

EKWB announced the Annihilator EX/EP water block for the Intel LGA 3647 socket. The block features top and side inlets, so it’s compatible with regular and 1U-blade chassis.

HP announced the Chromebook x2, a consumer-targeted Chromebook tablet with a detachable keyboard. The 12” tablet has a QHD IPS screen and an Intel i7 processor. It can be optioned with an active stylus, as well.

What would happen if you stripped away all the plot of the "Max Max" films, let players build their own cars, and pitted everyone against each other? You’d get "Crossout."

Powered by desktop and mobile Nvidia Quadro graphics cards and Intel processors, the new Q series is capable of cramming significantly more processing power than an Intel NUC into a footprint that isn’t much larger.

The Mining Rack 12 can fit up to 12 graphics cards, eight 360mm radiators, and four power supplies.

Microsoft released Windows 10 Preview Build 17639 for Skip Ahead testers. Along with the expected bug fixes and known issues, this build brings improvements to a new interface element called “Sets” that places UWP and some classic Windows apps in tabbed

HP has launched a completely redesigned line of ZBook notebooks as well as a 27” entry for its DreamColor professional monitors.