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Budget in price, mainstream in aspiration.
Lack of stock of AMD's high-end Ryzen CPUs could be their undoing.
Cascade Lake-X and 3rd Gen Threadripper will be the biggest fight yet between Zen and Core.
Not just Cortana that's hungry.
Mobile only again.
9W-28W mobile parts only.
Taking the fight to its competitors.
Alphacool updates the CPU block lineup and refines its AIO offerings.
More fittings, lights, controllers and new, shiny toys.
Ice Lake feat. Sunny Cove gets closer.
Arriving July 7th for $499.
Intel finally outed more affordable 9th Gen CPUs, but motherboard compatibility is sketchy to say the least.
Patch, or disable HT, now.
Upgrade now if you're having problems.
Six new laptop chips total, plus some desktop ones.
Intel and AMD CPUs plus various GPUs sit at their lowest-ever prices, so is now the best time to upgrade?
AMD is rumoured to launch 16-core mainstream 3rd Gen Ryzen CPUs this year, but is this a long overdue move anyway?
PCIe 4.0 for the first time, built on 7nm.
Probably looking to increase yields.
The rumour mill is starting to churn, but can we tell more from history than heresay and PDFs about the future of the CPU market?
Xeon and Core products coming in 2019.
Available now on EC2.
Neither are for gaming, though.
SMT again proving a security nightmare.
October 14 2021 | 15:04