Intel

Intel has created a new professional GPU with a single-slot GPU cooler and 12GB of memory aimed at the midrange workstation market.

Intel has terminated the remaining 11th Generation Tiger Lake processors and 500-series mobile chipsets.

Intel reveals the benefits of backside power delivery networks and how it achieved it. This technology will be a major benefit for the upcoming 20A and 18A manufacturing nodes.

We're testing Diablo IV on a bunch of graphics cards to see how it runs. We'll be routinely updating the charts once the game goes live.

Sparkle returns to graphics cards market with a series of Intel Arc graphics cards.

We tested Lord of the Rings: Gollum on some graphics cards using the launch day release to see how it performs. Maxing out the settings will be problematic if you don't have a monster GPU.

We wade into the endless debate: Who makes the best CPU, AMD or Intel? Here's the blow-by-blow in ten categories.

Many games are starting to push well beyond 8GB of VRAM use, particularly at 4K. We discuss what's going on behind the scenes that makes 4K much more demanding on your graphics card.

Intel to describe benefits of PowerVia backside PDN with 4nm-class test chip.

The latest patch helps to address excessive VRAM use and seems to run better.

Apparently, there was a glitch in the previous month's survey

Dead Island 2 is here and we've tested it on a bunch of graphics cards to see what sort of settings and performance you can expect from your GPU.

Unreal Engine meets vampires, DLSS 3, and open world gameplay

Intel's Meteor Lake-S for desktops will reportedly only exist in up to Core i5 models. That's what the latest information reveals.

The EU reaches a deal on local semiconductor industry funding, to the tune of €43 billion.

This is why fully ray traced rendering isn't ready for prime time, yet.

Intel's Crestmont cores to power Grand Ridge, Meteor Lake, Sierra Forest processors.

Intel and Arm to cooperate on design technology co-optimization for Intel 18A node.

A smuggler taped 239 Intel Raptor Lake CPUs around his waist and tried to enter China, but go caught.

Intel's Arc drivers were relatively huge at launch, but in the past two months they've shrunk to less than half their former size. Impressive!