Asus starts shipping its latest ROG Strix XG258Q monitor
24.5-inch 1080p TN-panel with 240Hz and FreeSync
Asus has started to ship its latest gaming monitor that is a part of its ROG Strix lineup, the 24.5-inch ROG Strix XG258Q.
AMD releases Radeon Software 17.11.3 Hotfix drivers
Fixes issues on Radeon RX Vega series graphics cards
AMD has released its latest Radeon Software Crimson ReLive 17.11.3 Hotfix drivers, which fixes "an intermittent crash issue" on some Radeon RX Vega series graphics cards.
More AMD Ryzen 5 2500U benchmarks spotted
Notebookcheck pits it against Core i5-8250U
Although there were a handful of Ryzen Mobile notebooks announced, the HP Envy x350 15 was one of the first to ship and while we saw a couple of early benchmarks, the latest preview from Notebookcheck.net pits it against Intel's Kaby Lake Refresh Core i5-8250U CPU.
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AMD GPUs like VRMark Cyan Room DirectX 12 benchmark
RX Vega 64/56 and RX 580 make a killing
It appears that AMD Radeon graphics cards have finally got a chance to show its true VR potential thanks to Futuremark's latest VRMark Cyan Room DirectX 12 benchmark.
HP Envy x360 notebook tested
AMD Ryzen 5 2500U APU Vega enabled APU
Next generation Ryzen APU goes back in time with memory architecture.
AMD releases Radeon Software 17.11.2 drivers
Star Wars: Battlefront II and bug fixes
AMD said it has brought forth Radeon Software Crimson ReLive Edition 17.11.2 drivers which bring optimization for Star Wars: Battlefront II game as well a few bug fixes.
Intel and AMD Radeon licensing is feasible
200 million SKUs opportunity possible
Last Monday Intel announced that it is using AMD graphics with HBM2 memory in its thinner notebooks and its own Kaby Lake G CPU. Intel didn’t reveal many details but Fudzilla can confirm via our well-placed industry sources that this is a Vega GPU and the project was codenamed P22.
Nvidia boss says Koduri defection bad for AMD
Not worried about a stronger Intel
Chief executive Jensen Huang was clearly over the moon about Raja Koduri leaving AMD to become Intel’s senior VP of the Core and Visual Computing Group.
Raja Koduri is running Intel's CPUs and GPUs
Discrete graphics solutions too
Intel dropped the nuclear news on Wednesday that Raja Koduri will become its chief architect, snf senior vice president of the newly formed Core and Visual Computing Group, and general manager of a new initiative to drive "edge" computing solutions.