Today AMD is launching a beta program for its Mantle API software development kit.
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Today Intel in announcing the availability of its first Atom-based barebones NUC kit, the DE3815TYKHE.
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The internet echo chamber is at full volume regarding the curious lack of availability of Nvidia’s Titan Z dual GPU monster graphics card.
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Using Vertcoin as a measure of OpenCL-based GPU compute performance in our benchmarking suite is the result of all that work.
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Intel offers two lines of chips to choose from in the micro server space, low power Xeons and Atom SoCs.
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We recently had a chance to play with an 8 Gigabyte (2 x 4 GB) HyperX FURY memory kit sent to us by Kingston.
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Today G.SKILL released a new DDR3L 2133 Mhz So-DIMM 32GB memory kit that operates at only 1.35 volts.
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Last week AMD briefed us on a new graphics card video game bundle they’re calling the Never Settle Forever bundle.
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Back in January with the launch of AMD’s 4th generation of mainstream APU’s, codenamed Kaveri, AMD released a GPU accelerated JPEG decoder.
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AMD’s server group is showing a demo of their upcoming 64-bit HSA-enabled APU “Berlin” running Fedora Linux.
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But we got a number of request to look into how AMD’s AM1 platform coped with the addition on a mid-range discrete graphics card.
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AMD’s new Athlon and Sempron APU’s are well tailored to low-cost entry level PCs.
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AMD is launching the new water-cooled dual Hawaii GPU called the R9 295X2, the fastest graphics card in the world.
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The AMD FirePro family of professional workstation graphics is getting a new member on March 26, as AMD announces the new FirePro W9100 in their “AMD Professional Graphics Showcase” webcast, for those of you who missed the livestream, the webcast can still be watched on-demand here.
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Why isn’t AMD making more Hawaii’s? They are, but not enough more.
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