What good are benchmarks when a PC is ‘good enough’?
Modern problems for modern systems
With each new chip that comes out, benchmarks become less and less relevant, and are now almost pointless.
Read more ▶
With each new chip that comes out, benchmarks become less and less relevant, and are now almost pointless.
Read more ▶
When we last looked at Caustic, they were just purchased by Imagination Technologies, and their direction was unclear.
Read more ▶
Windows on ARM RT is WART, can you think of a more fitting name?
Read more ▶
It didn’t take long for Godfrey Cheng, recently ex-AMDer, to surface at Synaptics.
Read more ▶
AMD just announced two more keynotes for this year’s AFDS conference, Gaikai and Penguin Computing.
Read more ▶
AMD is dropping the price on their 7000 series cards today, but luckily that is only the start of the good news.
Read more ▶
It looks like someone at the top of Nvidia is getting all worked up, after all, it is roadmap revision season.
Read more ▶
It looks like the Microsoft ‘not a threat (TM)’ against Onlive has made some changes come about.
Read more ▶
Nvidia has had a remarkably consistent financial run in 2011, but that looks to be changing for 2012.
Read more ▶
Intel and Nissan are teaming up to bring Atom in to car infotainment systems,
Read more ▶
During GDC, we had a chance to play with an iPad running the service, and it did just what it said.
Read more ▶
Intel’s foundry arm that doesn’t officially exist has a new customer, Netronome.
Read more ▶
One thing that keeps cropping up in geek circles is the use of GPUs in ‘cloud’ environments, and with the advent of Onlive’s desktop offering,
Read more ▶
It is our sad duty to report that Godfrey Cheng is leaving AMD.
Read more ▶
Remember when we said that Haswell’s shader count was only the beginning of the performance story? The real reason behind the performance isn’t shader count, it is memory. When we wrote that Haswell was a graphics monster a few months …
Read more ▶