AMD Debuts Its First HSA-Compliant Chips With Carrizo And Carizzo-L By Lucian Armasu AMD announces its first HSA-compliant chips, the high-performance Carrizo that comes with the new Excavator CPU as well as a brand new GPU architecture and the low-end Carizzo-L.
Soft Machines Startup Promises 'Virtual Cores' Twice As Fast As Physical Cores By Lucian Armasu New "Soft Machines" startup invents virtual cores technology that promises to double single-threaded performance of a physical CPU core.
AMD Sets New Pricing For A-Series APUs By Kevin Parrish Buy a specific A-Series APU and get a free PC game.
Your Tom’s Hardware Intel Haswell-E Builder Sweepstakes 2014 Prize Winners By Seth Colaner The winners of our Intel Haswell-E Builder Sweepstakes Giveaway.
AMD FX-8370E Review: Pulling The Handbrake For More Efficiency By Igor Wallossek, Arne Weigold Going more slowly is more efficient. That’s what AMD must have thought when they designed its new FX-8370E processor, thus closing a gap in the company's line-up. We evaluate whether this CPU is really more efficient and what happens when we overclock it.
Intel's Broadwell Core M-5Y70: The First Benchmarks By Don Woligroski Straight from IDF, we're pleased to bring you the first comparison benchmark results from the Broadwell-based Core M-5Y70!
Hands On With Intel’s Core M 'Llama Mountain' Reference Design 2-in-1 At IDF 2014 By Seth Colaner Intel made its "Llama Mountain" Core M 2-in-1 reference design available for some scrutiny at IDF 2014.
IDF 2014 PC Mega Session: 2-in-1s to Rule Mobile, Wireless Everything Coming Soon By Seth Colaner Intel's Core M platform should enable slim and high-performance 2-in-1 PCs and wants to kill cables and passwords of all kinds.
Intel IDF 2014 Keynote: From Wearables To Big Data With PCs and Mobile Devices In Between By Seth Colaner Today at Moscone West in San Francisco, Intel CEO Brian Krzanich took the stage to deliver the keynote address to open this year's Intel Developers Forum (IDF).
Apple Beefs Up, Tunes Up iPhone Hardware By Fritz Nelson Today Apple finally unveiled the iPhone 6, the rumored iPhone phablet, aka the iPhone 6 Plus, and the long-awaited Apple smartwatch, aka Apple Watch.
Intel Xeon E5-2600 V3 Review: Haswell-EP Redefines Fast By Patrick Kennedy We compare three generations of Intel's Xeon E5-2690 processors, plus the flagship Xeon E5-2699 v3 to see how Haswell-EP affects the datacenter.
Intel's Broadwell Core M Processor: New Details, SKUs and Specifics By Don Woligroski Intel reveals more technical details about the Core M, and we get our first peek of Broadwell-Y processing and battery performance comparisons.
HP Serves Two Masters With Intel Celeron N2830, NVIDIA Tegra K1 Chromebooks By Seth Colaner HP is playing it safe with its refreshed lineup of Chromebooks by putting out both Intel Celeron-based SKUs and a couple of models rocking the NVIDIA Tegra K1 SoC.
AMD Updates Desktop FX Processor Line With Three New CPUs, Price Cuts By Don Woligroski AMD Now Offers Eight-Core Processors For 95-Watt Motherboards, providing a low-budget upgrade path to respectable multi-threading performance. In addition, the new FX-8370 processor has arrived, and prices have been cut across the board.
Haswell-E Core i7-5820K Will Only Have 28 PCI-Express Lanes By Niels Broekhuijsen Leaked Gigabyte X99 motherboard manuals appear to confirm that the Core i7-5820K will only be able to address 28 PCI-Express lanes, in contrast to the 40 lanes of its superior counterparts.
Analyst: Intel Should Buy An ARM Chip Company By Lucian Armasu Intel's entrance into the mobile market has been glacially slow so far, and one analyst thinks the best way to change that would be for Intel to buy an ARM chip company like Mediatek.
