AMD's 16-Core Ryzen 7000 CPU Hits 5.5 GHz On Several Threads In Gaming Demo By Aaron Klotz published 24 May 22 In a live stream with PCWorld, AMD recently confirmed that its Ryzen 7000 CPU hit 5.5 GHz in its Computex 2022 gaming demo without overclocking.
WD Red SMR Lawsuit Pays Out Pennies in Settlement Damages By Zhiye Liu published 24 May 22 Class members of the WD Red NAS class action lawsuit have started receiving compensation from Western Digital.
Game Anywhere With an RTX A4500 Strapped to Your Back By Aaron Klotz published 24 May 22 Zotac has announced a new backpack PC known as the VR GO 4.0, featuring an 11th-generation mobile Intel CPU and Nvidia RTX workstation graphics.
Microsoft to Welcome Third Party Widgets in Windows 11 By Mark Tyson published 24 May 22 At the BUILD developer conference today, Panos Panay said third parties will be able to start building Windows 11 widgets as companion experiences for Win32 and PWA apps later this year.
Render Shows New Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4 Alternative From Banana Pi By Les Pounder published 24 May 22 Banana Pi release a render of its upcoming Compute Module 4 alternative board, designed to be a drop-in replacement for the hard to find board.
AMD’s Multi-Chipset X670 and X670E Strategy Looks Promising By Aaron Klotz published 24 May 22 AMD has introduced a multi-chiplet design to its X670 and X670E chipsets, making them super cost-effective and easy to cool in comparison to a monolithic design like X570.
Zotac's Pocket PC Is the Size of a Wallet and Has Dual 4K Outputs By Ian Evenden published 24 May 22 Zotac's latest pocket PC uses a low power Intel Celeron paired with dual 4K video outputs, ideal for media playing or digital sign management.
AMD EXPO Memory OC Feature Confirmed in MSI Computex Presentation By Mark Tyson published 24 May 22 Memory overclocking tech seems to have been used during AMD's Computex performance demos for systems with DDR5-6000CL30 and DDR5-6400CL32 configurations.
Microsoft and Qualcomm’s Project Volterra is All About Neural Processing By Andrew E. Freedman published 24 May 22 At its Build developer conference, Microsoft showed off Project Volterra, an AI developer kit meant to work between local computing and the cloud.
Apacer's PCIe 5.0 SSDs to Bring 13 GBps Speeds to Alder Lake, Ryzen 7000 By Brandon Hill published 24 May 22 Apacer's new storage devices will be among the first PCIe 5.0 SSDs on the market.
MSI Project Zero Motherboard Hides Ports for a Super Clean Build By Mark Tyson published 24 May 22 Intel and AMD motherboard partners appear to be setting a trend for armor laden boards with clean and minimal airflow-friendly designs.
Asus ROG Swift 500 Hz G-Sync Monitor Showcased at Nvidia Computex Event By Mark Tyson published 24 May 22 Asus's 24-inch 1080p 500 Hz 'E-TN' panel could give competitive eSports gamers and advantage with easier moving target tracking, minimal ghosting, and reduced system latency.
Nvidia Outs Grace CPU Superchip Arm Server Lineup, Ships in Early 2023 By Paul Alcorn published 24 May 22 Nvidia's Arm-based Grace Hopper CPU Superchips will power a slew of reference server designs from OEMs the likes of Asus, Gigabyte, Supermicro, and more, the company announced at Computex 2022.
AMD Makes DX11 Preview Driver Enhancements Official With Adrenalin 22.5.2 Release By Aaron Klotz published 23 May 22 AMD adds all of the features found in its May 2022 Preview Driver, including the DX11 optimizations, to its new official Adrenalin driver 22.5.2.
Video Shows Installation of AMD's Ryzen 7000 Zen 4 AM5 CPU: Easy as 1-2-3 By Zhiye Liu published 23 May 22 MSI has shared a video tutorial on installing AMD's Ryzen 7000 processor on a 600-series motherboard.
How Tom's Hardware Tests, Rates and Reviews Tech Products By Avram Piltch published 23 May 22 We explain our testing methodology, our commitment to readers and what our product ratings mean.
Valve and iFixit Launch Steam Deck Replacement Parts By Andrew E. Freedman published 23 May 22 iFixit is now selling replacement parts for the Steam Deck, including shells, triggers and screens. Guides are also available.
Intel Relaxes Hiring Policy, as It Searches for More Talent By Mark Tyson published 23 May 22 It has quietly revoked its no-rehire rule from 2015.
Steam Deck Gets Torture and Durability Tested, Mostly Impresses By Aaron Klotz published 23 May 22 Valve's Steam Deck is taken through three brutal durability tests by popular YouTuber JerryRigEverything. The console survives most of the tests, except for the screen.
Raspberry Pi Changes Webcam Background With Custom Images By Ash Hill published 23 May 22 Freedom Tech is using a Raspberry Pi to automatically remove the background of videos in real-time with the help of OpenCV and Python.
