CPUs

Intel’s Locked Non-K CPUs Can Now Be Overclocked to Over 5GHz: Up to 25% Performance Gain

A lot has changed with the launch of Intel’s 12th Gen Alder Lake processors. We’ve got a hybrid core architecture,…

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Intel’s New Bitcoin Mining Chip Draws Just 2.5W of Power and is Fabbed on 5nm/7nm Process Nodes

As reported a few days back, Intel is working on “ultra-low” power Bitcoin mining chips (ASICs), set to be unveiled…

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Intel Becomes 1st Buyer of 2nm Foundry Equipment for $300 Million, 1.8nm by End of 2024

Intel has become the first chipmaker to place an order for ASML’s next-gen “High NA” EUV machines. Representing the next…

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Intel to Launch “Ultra Low-Voltage” Bitcoin Mining ASIC Next Month

Intel will be unveiling its first dedicated Bitcoin mining ASIC next month. According to the chipmaker’s schedule for the International…

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Intel’s 11th Gen CPUs Had the Highest Failure Rates of All CPUs b/w 2019-21

Intel’s 11th Gen Core processors had the highest failure rate among all consumer CPUs between the years 2019 and 2021.…

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TSMC to Build 2 Factories to Produce 3nm CPUs/GPUs for Intel in 2023, 2nm Chips in 2025

It has been more or less confirmed that Intel will work with TSMC to realize its IDM 2.0 strategy. Ironic…

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Dual-Core Intel Alder Lake Celeron Faster than the AMD Ryzen 9 3900X in Single-Threaded Workloads

Intel announced its lower-end Alder Lake processors at CES 2022. Among these, the dual-core Celeron and Pentium chips went unnoticed.…

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AMD Ryzen 7000 “Zen 4” CPUs to Launch in Sep-Oct 2022 After Epyc Genoa Server Chips

According to AMD’s latest roadmap, the chipmaker plans to launch the Ryzen 7 5800X3D in Spring 2022. Featuring the Zen…

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Samsung Exynos 2200 w/ AMD RDNA 2 Graphics Reportedly Canceled; Galaxy S22 to Use Snapdragon SoC

In line with previous reports, it would seem that Samsung’s Exynos 2200 has gone down the drain. Suffice to say,…

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Intel 12th Gen Alder Lake CPUs Now Compatible with all Games

Intel has announced that its newly announced Alder Lake processors now work will all games originally identified as incompatible due…

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