Qualcomm officially pulled back the veil from the X2 Elite Series for laptops, here at its annual Qualcomm Summit 2025 in Maui, Hawaii. The lineup serves as the successor to...
Qualcomm flew us out to its annual Summit in Maui, Hawaii, to get an early look at its latest Snapdragon products, namely its 8 Elite Gen 5 for mobile and...
NVIDIA may have just thrown Intel a lifeline. In a surprise announcement, the green GPU brand announced to the world that it is has partnered up with the blue chipmaker...
Intel was supposed to have ended the production of its 14nm processes years ago, but apparently, that doesn't appear to be the case. Without so much as a prompt, the...
Acer became the first laptop brand to help Intel break its cover with its next generation laptop processor, Panther Lake, and that the Swift 16 AI will be one of...
While NVIDIA is bundling Borderlands 4 with the purchase of select RTX 50 Series desktop and laptop GPUs, Intel is upping the ante and bundling a game with select product...
It looks like Intel isn't quite done with Lunar Lake. As we approach the lineup's one-year anniversary, evidence of a Core Ultra 7 254V has made its way onto the...
With half the cores of the Ryzen Threadripper 9980X, and basically for half the price at US$2,499 (~RM10,585), the Threadripper 9970X is AMD's second readily available HEDT CPU on the...
Intel first unveiled its Panther Lake CPU made with the 18A process last year, and entering risk production back in April. But it looks like the blue chip brand may...
Rumours have it that AMD currently has two Ryzen 9000 Series CPUs in the pipeline, and that one of said components could be a dual X3D processor. According to the...
Picture this: you run an Esports hotel in China, and your rooms are decked with high-end gaming PCs, equipped with Ryzen 7 9800X3D CPUs and NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070 GPUs....
AMD's Ryzen Threadripper 9000 Series has gone official, and the list includes both the PRO WX and the non-WX lineup of processors. In conjunction with its launch date of 31...
