Tag: amd

Finally! AMD launched a new set of Ryzen CPUs – it only took a year and a half but we finally have the new… 4th generation? Wait what?

AMD launched a new GPU this week – no, sadly I don’t have one, but if the reviews are anything to go buy that doesn’t seem like such

Intel 11th gen is a bit of a dumpster fire. High end is really dumb. Mid range is priced competitively, especially 11400F which doesn’t have direct competition from

Thanks to the combination of both NVIDIA and AMD offering GPUs actually worth upgrading to, a silicon shortage that’s even affecting car manufacturers, and of course crypto miners

Well this is exciting. Inside this fairly unassuming prebuilt workstation is a CPU you can’t buy without the rest of this (for now anyway). This is AMD’s Threadripper

Hidden inside this already impressive machine is AMD’s flagship mobile CPU, the Ryzen 9 5900HX. This is an unlocked, 8 core, 16 thread monster that turbos up to

This is a follow up or part 2 of the first video, on AMD’s GPU encoder. I’d recommend checking that video out first if you haven’t already, then

I hear a lot of people saying AMD’s GPU encoder sucks, or is significantly worse than NVENC, enough that some would buy an often higher priced NVIDIA card

Now it’s 2021, and Ryzen 5000 series CPUs are out, I thought it would be good to take a look back at Ryzen 1000 series CPUs to see

First up, I need to make it clear this video is sponsored by Cyberpower PC and AMD, as we are going to be checking out this, the Ultra