CPU-Z v2.12 gets support for new Intel/AMD CPUs and CUDIMM
Intel Core Ultra 200HX/200H and AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D
CPU-Z, the popular system information and diagnostic tool, has been updated to version v2.12, adding support for both upcoming new AMD and Intel processors, as well as new CUDIMM DDR5 memory support.
Gelsinger loses TSMC discount
Has to pay full price for 3nm chips
Intel CEO Pat [kicking] Gelsinger’s recent comments about the risks associated with Taiwan have strained the relationship between Intel and TSMC.
AMD replaces Chipzilla as the elite server supplier
Loses in EPYC battle
Intel has lost its crown as the elite data centre CPU market leader.
US government mulls Intel bail out
Or a forced merger with AMD and Marvell
The US government, faced with spending money on a civilised healthcare system, welfare, or decent infrastructure, is considering throwing more money at Intel.
Intel rolls back significant change to laptop chips
Getting rid of memory sticks was a waste of time and money, may dump GPUs
Intel has reversed one of the most significant changes to its laptop chips -- getting rid of memory sticks and it may abandon its GPUS plans.
Nvidia replaces Chipzilla in Dow Jones Industrial Average
AI Boom kicks off the old dinosaur
In a significant reshuffle of the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA), Nvidia is set to replace Intel, reflecting the boom in artificial intelligence (AI) and a significant shift in the semiconductor industry.
Intel surprises Wall Street
It appears that a turnaround is happening
Chipzilla appears to have surprised Wall Street's cocaine nose jobs by returning with much better-than-expected results.
Chipzilla's Arrow Lake sales flop
It seems AMD is not the only one with issues
Chipzilla's latest Core Ultra 200S series desktop processors, codenamed Arrow Lake, are facing a monumental flop.
Apple rumoured to be interested in buying Intel
Sharks are circling
The dark satanic rumour mill has manufactured a hell on earth yarn claiming that the fruity cargo cult Apple is considering writing a cheque for Intel's decaying corpse.
PNY unveils XLR8 DDR5 memory with support for Intel XMP 3.0 and AMD EXPO
Available in 32GB (2x16GB) kits and ranging from 5,600MHz to 6,400MHz
PNY has unveiled two new high-performance DDR5 memory products that will be a part of its XLR8 series, the XLR8 Gaming DDR5 and XLR8 Gaming EPIC-X RGB DDR5. The new memory modules will feature new heatspreader design, and be available as a 32GB (2x16GB) kit ranging from 5,600MHz to 6,400MHz and CAS latency of 36.