RDNA 3 is coming Q2, 2022, confirming previous Navi 32 design speculations (along with Zen 4 CPU architecture). The Radeon RX 7000 series can see a 30% price jump.
Author: Lydia Miller
Lydia has not always been fascinated by games especially when they include gruesome violence. But she’s always been infected with the bug of strategy gaming. Competitive strategy gaming? Now that’s just way better. She likes to stream her misplays often on Twitch.
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AMD 6000S: The new age of Laptop Gaming
AMD is seemingly heralding a new age of laptop gaming with their suspected “6000S” series of mobile GPUs – 6nm cards for laptops. Performance technicals remain sparse, but they might be coming soon with the Ryzen Rembrandt mobile APUs.
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Intel Arc Alchemist: All you Should Know
Intel Arc Alchemist – the first GPU lineup to go head-to-head against Nvidia’s RTX and AMD’s RX series of gaming GPUs.
The pandemic has created a more conduvice environment for gaming companies including indie studios. Here’s how.
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Windows 11 Supported AMD Processors
Today, we will talk about AMD processors compatible with Windows 11. These include Ryzen (Zen+) CPUs from the second generation and above. Microsoft also offers a complete AMD list, including Athlon, EPYC, Ryzen, and Ryzen Threadripper processors
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Best CPU Options for GTX 1050 Ti
From the i3 7100 to the Ryzen 5 1600 – we are going to talk about a handful of amazing CPUs that compliment the performance of the GTX 1050 Ti card.
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When Will RTX 3090 be Back in Stock?
The RTX 3090 has been restocked on multiple websites including Amazon, Newegg, Best Buy, and more. The demand of GPUs in China (mainly for Bitcoin mining purposes) has been slashed thanks to a drop in Bitcoin prices (and other cryptocurrency prices) as a result of market movements. This can be the beginning of the end of GPU shortages!
Pride month is just in (June). Here’s how the top gaming hardware brands (and gaming brands in general) are showing their support and helping spread awareness for the cause.
The modern gaming hardware market looking like it’s all about 4K gaming at 60+ FPS. Nvidia has already released its 30-series of GPUs that gives a truly massive performance, but chances are, AMD is going to trump or at least compete really well with its “Big Navi” – prices for which are currently unavailable.
The fine detail here is that it’s the CPU that’s responsible for the cooling system, not the GPU.