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Core i7-4790K Review: Devil's Canyon Tantalizes Enthusiasts

By Chris Angelini published 10 June 14

Despite a clear performance advantage, Intel just doesn't seem like an enthusiast-friendly company. Certain elements in the organization want to change that perception, though. Devil's Canyon is meant to allay power users with more speed.

AMD FX-7600P Kaveri Review: FX Rides Again...In A Mobile APU?

By Don Woligroski published 4 June 14

AMD Opening Up Mantle to Additional Developers

By Kevin Parrish published 2 May 14

The Mantle Graphics API is entering a new phase of its development cycle.

Nvidia Shield 2 Shows Up in Benchmarks

By Kevin Parrish published 23 April 14

The Nvidia Shield 2 will likely have the Tegra K1 processor.

Qualcomm Prepping Snapdragon 810, 808 Processors

By Kevin Parrish published 7 April 14

Qualcomm's new Snapdragon chips should appear in devices in the first half of 2015.

BF4's Mantle Patch Out But Wait for Necessary AMD Drivers

By Jane McEntegart published 30 January 14

The wait for Mantle is (almost) over.

2014 an Important Year for Intel's Smartphone Plans

By Kevin Parrish published 30 January 14

2014 looks to be an important year for Intel's smartphone plans.

AMD Rolls Out "Warsaw" Opteron CPUs With 12 and 16 Cores

By Marcus Yam published 22 January 14

AMD brings out new server-grade chips with up to 16 cores.

Intel Quietly Launches Ten New Mobile Processors

By Jane McEntegart published 22 January 14

It may have been a long weekend but somebody over at Intel was in the office. Intel on Sunday quietly slipped a total of nine new Haswell processors and one new Celeron into its price list without any fanfare. The price list shows no other changes.

AMD Faces Lawsuit Over Llano APU Sales

By Kevin Parrish published 18 January 14

This lawsuit alleges that AMD violated the Securities Exchange Act.

AMD A10-7850K And A8-7600: Kaveri Gives Us A Taste Of HSA

By Chris Angelini published 16 January 14

We've spent the days following CES benchmarking two of AMD's new Kaveri-based APUs. Do the Steamroller x86 architecture, GCN graphics design, and HSA-oriented features impress, or do they come up short against Intel's value-oriented Haswell-based parts?

Nvidia Tegra K1 In-Depth: The Power Of An Xbox In A Mobile SoC?

By Chris Angelini published 6 January 14

Nvidia gave us an early look at its Tegra K1 SoC at its headquarters in Santa Clara. By far the most noteworthy change is a shift from programmable vertex and pixel shaders to the company's Kepler architecture, enabling exciting new graphics capabilities.