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RAM Benchmark Hierarchy 2026: DDR5, DDR4 for AMD, Intel CPUs
By Zhiye Liu Last updated
Our RAM benchmark hierarchy ranks DDR5 and DDR4 memory kits of all frequencies and capacities for any budget.

Best Handheld Gaming PCs 2026: Windows and Steam Decks tested
By Andrew E. Freedman Last updated
Here are our favorite handheld gaming PCs, based on our testing and reviews.

AMD reaches 46% of server x86 CPU revenue — Intel still controls 70% of the consumer PC market share
By Anton Shilov Published
AMD now commands 38.1% of total x86 CPU revenue share, skyrockets past 46.2% x86 server CPU market share, according to Mercury Research.

AMD posts record first-quarter results, driven by skyrocketing data center CPU demand
By Anton Shilov Published
AMD sets record data center revenue as demand for CPUs from the AI sector skyrockets and is poised to increase even further as agentic AI gains momentum.

Intel vs AMD: Which CPUs Are Better in 2026?
By Jake Roach Last updated
We wade into the endless debate: Who makes the best CPU, AMD or Intel? Here's the blow-by-blow in ten categories.

China laptop vendor eats humble pie, apology says ‘production error’ was behind chip mix-up
By Mark Tyson Published
Budget portable PCs specialist Chuwi has released an official apology to customers who received devices that didn’t match up to expected specifications.

Apple's 18-core M5 Max beats 96-core Ryzen Threadripper Pro 9995WX in Geekbench due to weak benchmark scaling [Updated]
By Anton Shilov Published
What about real-world workloads?

AMD details Ryzen AI 400 desktop with up to 8 cores, Radeon 860M graphics
By Jake Roach Published
Still holding out hope for Ryzen 9000G.

30% of x86 CPUs sold are now made by AMD, as company's market share grows thanks to a flagging Intel
By Anton Shilov Published
As AMD gains market share in desktops, laptops, and servers, its overall x86 share hits all time high at 29.2%.

Intel clawed back CPU market share from AMD in the Steam Hardware survey for the first time in months
By Mark Tyson Published
After months of consistent decline, Intel’s consumer CPUs have enjoyed a small but significant spell of market share growth, at least according to the latest Steam Hardware Survey.
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