CPU core count does matter for gaming. It’s particularly important in DirectX 12 games as our testing in this article shows.
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In this article we’ll be using Oxide Game’s upcoming title Ashes of the Singularity (AotS) to compare performance between Microsoft’s DirectX 11 and DirectX 12 APIs
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Today at Embedded World in Germany AMD’s embedded group is introducing three new product families as part of its G-Series of Embedded Solutions.
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Today we’re testing out AMD’s new Wraith cooler.
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Today AMD is announcing initial support via a new beta driver for the recently ratified 1.0 specification of the Vulkan graphics API.
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Since CES AMD and its partners have been busy rolling out new motherboards with the 990FX, 970, A88X, and A68H chipsets as a kind of greatest-hits-style compilation album.
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Intel and Qualcomm, the two big players in 802.11ad, have announced they are officially compatible.
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Yesterday AMD released a new roadmap during its Q4 2015 conference call.
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Intel is doing a dog and pony show about vPro Security but their CPUs are fundamentally insecure.
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The PC rebound cheerleaders just got another dose of reality, not that it will change their chirpy screed.
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What’s nice about the way AMD’s implemented its driver update notifications in Windows 10 is that it followed the conventions of the OS for notifications.
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AMD introduced a feature called Frame Rate Target Control (FRTC) into its drivers with the launch of the Fury X.
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Today on my desk I have the Gigabyte Z97M-DS3H.
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The big news for Intel at SC15 is their overarching SSF or Scalable System Framework.
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Today at Super Computing 15 (SC15) AMD is introducing an HPC focused driver, a new compiler, and a runtime to translate CUDA code to run on AMD’s hardware.
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