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Intel's Power Via: Flipping the CPU Game
Intel is on the brink of revolutionizing the world of modern CPUs, and they're doing it by turning the traditional CPU architecture upside down. In the coming year, they're set to introduce a groundbreaking technology known as "Power Via" to their ne...
Kelly · 04 September · 38
From Betrayal to Innovation: How the Traitorous Eight Shaped Silicon Valley
THE TRAITOROUS EIGHT: These 8 backstabbed their professor and created their own company using his research. While that sounds pretty bad, they weren’t exactly trying to screw over their professor. They just wanted freedom and the ability to le...
Brown Wolf · 09 August · 19
"Strix Point": AMD allegedly follows Intel's idea of hybrid processors
AMD is said to combine two different core types for the first time in the Ryzen 8000 processor series. Intel has been demonstrating the principle since the Core i-12000. AMD is currently said to be designing its own first hybrid processors under the...
Kelly · 31 July · 36
Leakage of Intel private keys used for firmware validation of MSI
During an attack on the information systems of MSI, hackers were able to extract over 500 GB of the company's internal data, including source code for firmware and related tools for their assembly. The attackers demanded $4 million for non-disclosure, but MSI refused and some data was published publicly. Among the published data were Intel's privat...
Kelly · 07 May · 100 · 1Top Features of Intel Evo Laptops You May Not Know
Intel Evo is especially known for its battery backup, it supports 16 hours of continuous video streaming and approx 9 hours of effective performance on just one-time charging. The name Evo implies to the evolution of the pre-existing technology provi...
Judy Watson · 09 February · 62
Intel 13th Gen Review
Who would believe that Intel is the bang for the buck king? But wait, there's more. With the release of the 13th gen Raptor Lake desktop CPUs, they're also the gaming performance king, making Ryzen 7000's reign the shortest in recent memory. The Arc...
Jacob Enderson · 26 October 2022 · 178
SkyQuad Drone Scam EXPOSED? SkyQuad Drone Reviews (Buyer's Guide 2022)
Life moves pretty fast, as they say, and sometimes it can be hard to keep up with the things you want to capture on camera – whether it’s your child’s first day of school or your child’s first practice of some sport that they...
Techadviser247 · 09 September 2022 · 159
Intel - Struggling Despite Global Chip Shortage
For decades, Intel was the king of semiconductors. Their performance was unmatched and consumers were proud to have an Intel-powered machine. Even 5 years ago, Intel maintained much of this same dominance as they simply had no competition. But with t...
Brown Wolf · 29 June 2022 · 97
Why Do Paper Launches Happen?
Paper launches! You know, when a much anticipated piece of tech finally arrives, but you can't even buy it anywhere. And it's not even like these big tech companies, like Nvidia and Sony, don't know how much stock they'll have. So why do paper launch...
Kelly · 05 May 2022 · 109
A CPU From AMD...AND Intel?!
Imagine you could build a CPU in much the same way that we build PCs today with parts from different manufacturers. This might actually become a reality in the near future, thanks to a new standard called the UCIe that's being pushed by a lot of majo...
Alex · 12 April 2022 · 124
The ACTUAL Difference Between Intel and AMD
As much as AMD and Intel fan boys, like to scream at each other online, the average user would be hard pressed to notice the difference between these companies' CPUs in everyday use, unless you're like us and benchmark things religiously. But on the...
Alex · 11 April 2022 · 407
The CPU You Pay For Twice
When you think of upgrading a component in your PC, you probably think of something pretty straightforward. Take out the old one, insert the new one, and then just carry on computing as usual with better performance. But unsurprisingly, compani...
Den W. · 07 December 2021 · 54
Build A PC For Under $600 (Early 2021)
So, you already know from the title that this article is from early 2021 and right now the market for PC components isn't in a very good way. Supply chain squeezes have made it really difficult to get your hands on both big ticket graphics cards and...
Den W. · 19 March 2021 · 392
Why Are There Only Two CPU Companies?
Life is great when you have lots of choices. I mean who hasn't had a little party in their head when getting off at a highway exit and seeing two dozen fast food places vying for your attention. But this isn't the case in the CPU world where you basi...
Alex · 18 January 2021 · 864
The Problem With Intel’s New 11th Gen Gaming Laptop CPUs
Intel have just announced three new 11th gen Tiger lake mobile processors for ultra portable gaming laptops. Intel refers to these new chips as the H35 series, presumably because they have a 35 watt TDP. Based purely on the specs, they just look like...
JT · 12 January 2021 · 1000
Intel i7-1165G7 vs i7-1065G7 - BIG Gains With 11th Gen
Intel are claiming some nice performance improvements with their new 11th gen Tigerlake processors. I’ve put this to the test by comparing the 10th gen Ice Lake i7-1065G7 against the 11th gen Tiger Lake i7-1165G67 in games and applications to s...
JT · 08 January 2021 · 14.1K