Anyone who buys from Amazon Marketplace generally knows the risk they are getting into with third-party retailers, because Amazon is then only a sales platform, but not the seller. That is at least sufficiently transparent. Galaxus, on the other hand, has refined the whole thing gallantly and if you try price search engines, you will find the [...]
Who would have thought that after all these years, Apple still hasn’t figured out how to produce enough phones to meet demand? It’s almost as if they’re doing it on purpose to increase excitement. Or maybe it’s a new marketing ploy: “Make it as rare as a unicorn, and the misguided lemmings will want it more!” [...]
Intel plans to release the 14th generation of its Core processors this year. The Meteor Lake processors are planned for laptops, and the Raptor Lake Refresh CPUs for desktops. The exact reason for the decision to release the Meteor Lake processors only for notebooks this year is unknown. However, Intel has confirmed that these processors will also [...]
AMD has finally released the long-awaited AMDVLK Vulkan driver for its Radeon GPU, which offers numerous optimizations for ray tracing and other improvements. This means that the long-awaited Q3 update is now available and AMD releases its own Radeon Vulkan drivers, while MESA Vulkan drivers continue to lead the way. AMD’s approach with the [...]
The specifications and first benchmarks of the Intel 5th Generation Emerald Rapids, more precisely the Xeon Platinum 8580 CPU, have been published by YuuKi_AnS and picked up by the colleagues from WCCFTECH. It is already known from an earlier leak by YuuKi_AnS that the Intel 5th generation Xeon Platinum 8580 CPU will feature an impressive 60 cores [...]
In a small country beyond the seven beer seas and seven bratwurst mountains, the excitement was once again palpable. The iPhone 15 (Pro Max) had been announced with much fanfare in a nicely done live stream, and members of the illustrious Apple cult could hardly wait to warm their hands on it, given the rising gas prices and the looming harsh [...]
Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom Liberty raises the base game to a new level in all areas, say the publisher and NVIDIA. However, this is not the usual review today, but a kind of leak from the bubbling rumor mill. Of course, it remains to be seen whether all of this is true. We’ll have our own special on Ray Reconstruction this afternoon, for [...]
After a teaser campaign lasting almost two weeks, there is finally concrete information about Bambu Lab’s new 3D printer, the A1 mini, today. The speculations have come to an end, but probably not quite with the expected result for many. As the name suggests, it’s a small, completely new model and not a larger version of the already [...]
Of course, it is not a real leak today, because I had already published almost all details in the article linked below. However, the documents have been revised and supplemented several times in the meantime, so that I can offer you drawings with higher quality today and add the CPU and the upcoming 800 chipset, which are not yet online in this [...]
Intel unveiled its next generation of client CPUs at Innovation 2023, including Arrow Lake, Lunar Lake and Panther Lake. Arrow Lake is the first generation and will be launched next year. It is based on the 20A process node and uses a new core architecture. Lunar Lake and Panther Lake will follow in the following years. Intel’s next desktop [...]
Today’s news deals with the first day of Intel’s Innovation 2023 and uses Intel’s official press material for this (due to a lack of personal presence). Of course, the following content is written from Intel’s point of view and should be classified accordingly. Nevertheless, it is of course interesting to read how and where [...]
Nvidia’s next generation of graphics cards could use a chiplet GPU and a new architecture. Rumors about Nvidia’s Geforce RTX 5000 have been in the headlines for months. The latest rumors attribute a multi-chiplet module (“MCM”) to the successor of Ada Lovelace, as it is already used on some graphics cards from the current [...]
AMD is now officially finalizing the 4th generation of the EPYC family with the AMD EPYC 8004 processors designed specifically for cloud services. The new processors deliver exceptional power efficiency and strong performance in an optimized, single-socket package, supported by Dell Technologies, Ericsson, Lenovo, Supermicro and others, and [...]
Intel’s breakthrough enables continued scaling and promotes Moore’s Law: glass substrates for advanced packaging technologies are coming this decade. Yet Intel’s research and work on this technology goes back a decade. In Chandler, Arizona, Intel has now built a fully integrated glass R&D line with more than $1 billion in [...]
AMD has not yet officially announced the new Ryzen Threadripper PRO 7985WX with 64 cores, but first pictures of the processor have already surfaced on the Internet. The chip is supposed to use the SP6 CPU socket and have 64 Zen 4 cores. There is not much information about the Ryzen Threadripper PRO 7985WX yet, but it is clear that AMD wants to [...]
Normally I’m immune to all the phishing stuff that reaches you by mail every day. But how would you react if you made a booking via Booking.com, it was also confirmed and a week later via the app and also on the website in the communication there is an obvious phishing attempt, but you recognize it as such only at second glance? Once again [...]
A pre-production model of the new iPhone 15 was subjected to the Geekbench 6.2 benchmark earlier this week. The device ran iOS 17.0 and had the Logic Board name “D83AP”. The A17 Pro chipset, which is built into the iPhone 16.1, is the industry’s first “3nm” chip. Apple has set high goals for this chip, promising [...]
Bethesda has announced the first major update for Starfield. The update includes a number of new features and improvements that players have been asking for. One highlight is the support for DLSS. Another important feature is the FOV slider, which allows players to customize the angle of view in the game. This is especially important for players [...]
Welcome to the weekend! And as always, the worst is (almost) never over. That’s exactly where we start: The first picture shows why the screwdriver is not called a puller. If you turn, there is three-phase current, if you pull: nothing more.
AMD has significantly improved the ray tracing performance of its Radeon graphics cards on Linux. The new drivers, which are based on the open-source Mesa RADV Vulkan, use “monolithic pipelining” to boost performance. This means that ray tracing calculations are now performed in a single step, instead of multiple steps. This [...]
