Exploring APU performance in new APIs
Do Vulkan and DirectX 12 make a difference?
With that in mind we set out to benchmark AMD’s A10-7870K APU in all the DirectX 12 and Vulkan games that we own.
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With that in mind we set out to benchmark AMD’s A10-7870K APU in all the DirectX 12 and Vulkan games that we own.
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A couple days ago Biostar announced that they would be bringing a new line of consumer SSDs dubbed the G300 series to market to target the eSports and gaming markets.
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Intel’s abject stupidity in messaging continues today with the ‘launch’ of Skylake, or not.
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It looks like SK Hynix is stepping into the retail memory game with their new Klevv brand.
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Today Intel is launching the Core-i7 5960X codenamed Haswell-E.
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As usual at Computex, Adata had a lot of new memory goodies to show off from SSDs to USB dongles with a twist.
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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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We told you about the Intel Xeon E7 v2 line earlier, now lets take a technical look at these chips.
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AMD included this side showing their internal results for the impact of high speed DDR3 on Kaveri’s performance.
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SKHynix had lots and lots of memory goodies at IDF including some vertical/3D NAND flash, LPDDR3, and HBM modules.
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Inphi was showing off DDR3 and DDR4 DIMMs at IDF that for some odd reason all featured their buffers.
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Sometimes the coolest things you find are in places you don’t expect like Viking’s SASDIMM and NVDIMM at IDF.
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Adata had a bunch of cool things at Computex including some that were based on emerging standards too.
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It is quite rare to go to a memory company at a trade show and see more interesting things than you can fit in to an article but Innodisk did just that at Computex.
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In addition to its already available value, entertainment, and performance series memory offerings AMD is rolling out another, even higher performance, tier of memory today called the gamer series.
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