Tag: 3D

AMD Ryzen 5800GX is a suggested design to put Navi 24 GPU and Zen3 chiplet on a single package Twitter user Olrak (@Olrak29_) better known for his diagrams of the upcoming Navi 3X GPUs proposes a design of AMD Ryzen 5800GX processor.  This design of the 5800GX processor, of course, is by no means based on a leak. Olrak came up with the idea of putting a just-released Navi 24 GPU alongside Zen3 chiplet. In other words, this design would replace one of the Ryzen 5000 CCD (Core Complex Die) with Navi 24 GPU. The math here checks out because...Keep on reading: This proposed design of Ryzen 5800GX combines Zen3 chiplet with Navi24 GPU

Command 1080p Gaming with High-Performance Cooling and a Striking Aesthetic with the Launch of the SAPPHIRE PULSE AMD Radeon™ RX 6500 XT Graphics Card Unlock an efficient 1080p gaming experience Key Features: Up to 2825 MHz Boost Clock1 and 2685 MHz Game Clock2 1080p gaming with a fresh gaming experience Effective, silent and performant Dual-X Cooling Technology Engineered Compact Design to suit a wide variety of PC builds Maximize game frames by enabling TriXX Boost AAA 1080p gaming powered by AMD RDNA™ 2 gaming architecture, AMD Infinity Cache™ memory technology, AMD Smart Access Memory™ technology 3 and DirectX® 12 Ultimate...Keep on reading: (PR) SAPPHIRE announces Radeon RX 6500XT PULSE

AMD Radeon RX 6500XT gets negative reviews AMD's latest low-end GPU launch has been painted by limited performance, lack of encoding capabilities, and issues with limited PCIe lanes.  The GPU maker's decision to launch a low-end mobile GPU as the desktop had a disastrous effect. Reviewers have commonly expressed their negative conclusions on AMD's 199 USD desktop card. Not only was the card hardly available at MSRP outside of the US, but it also somehow went out of stock. By far the most commented issues with RX 6500XT were non-existent ray tracing performance or subpar performance on the PCIe Gen3...Keep on reading: AMD employee confirms Navi 24’s primary use is in laptops with Rembrandt APUs

New AMD Radeon PRO W6000 Series Graphics Unleash High-Efficiency, Powerful CAD Performance for Mainstream Workstation Users – The Radeon PRO W6400 graphics card offers up to 3X higher performance than the previous generation1 – – New Radeon PRO W6500M and Radeon PRO W6300M GPUs are optimized to power next-gen mobile workstations – Today AMD (NASDAQ: AMD) announced new additions to the AMD Radeon™ PRO W6000 Series desktop and mobile workstation graphics lineup, designed to deliver exceptional performance, stability and reliability for professional users, including CAD designers, engineers and office knowledge workers. The new AMD Radeon PRO W6400 graphics card is...Keep on reading: (PR) AMD officially announces Radeon PRO W6400 workstation card at 229 USD

AMD Radeon RX 6500 XT Review Roundup Today AMD lifts the embargo on its entry-level Radeon RX 6500 XT graphics card reviews. AMD Radeon RX 6500 XT Reviews Media AMD Radeon RX 6500 XT Model 🇵🇱 Benchmark ASUS TUF 🇨🇳 BenchLife GIGABYTE OC 🇺🇸 Club386 XFX SWFT 210 🇫🇷 Comptoir Hardware POWERCOLOR FIGHTER 🇵🇹 Coreteks GIGABYTE EAGLE 🇫🇷 Cowcotland ASUS TUF 🇬🇧 Eteknix [video] SAPPHIRE PULSE GIGABYTE OC 🇺🇸 GamersNexus XFX QICK 210 🇯🇵 GDM POWERCOLOR FIGHTER 🇳🇱 Guru3D POWERCOLOR FIGHTER 🇩🇪 Golem POWERCOLOR FIGHTER 🇨🇦 HardwareCanucks GIGABYTE EAGLE 🇩🇪 HardwareLuxx GIGABYTE GAMING OC 🇦🇺 HardwareUnboxed XFX SWFT 210 🇮🇹...Keep on reading: AMD Radeon RX 6500XT Review Roundup

AMD quietly hides its "4GB is not enough for today's games" blog post KitGuru noticed that AMD is suddenly not considering 4GB as a problem for games. As the company surprisingly removed its 2020 blog entry covering this problem. Next-gen games will require more VRAM for textures, especially when running in high-quality settings. In 2020 AMD claimed that insufficient graphics memory can lead to error messages, lower framerate, and game stutter. This is seemingly no longer a problem in 2022, as AMD removed its blog entry claiming just that. This happens right before introducing 4GB Radeon RX 6500XT with 4GB...Keep on reading: AMD removes its blog post claiming ‘4GB VRAM is not enough for games’, right before introducing RX6500XT graphics

Arctic Sound resurfaces as Alchemist... ARC PRO series? An interesting update arrived at Intel's open-source GPU driver called "Media Driver 2021Q4". Patch notes reveal that the driver now supports Intel Alchemist/ATS-M. According to Phoronix means Arctic Sound Mainstream. We are not familiar with this codename and 'the original' Arctic Sound has disappeared from the news headlines after Intel seemingly abandoned its plans for Xe-HP architecture. For many months the company has been teasing three of its Xe-HP products, only to scrap the plans to commercialize them in the end. Later on, we learned that Intel will be releasing Xe-HPG based...Keep on reading: Intel Media Driver 22 released with Alchemist/ATS-M (Arctic Sound Maintream) support

AMD Radeon PRO W6400 is the first 6nm workstation card from AMD AMD launches 'King' of low-end workstation GPUs, the W6400. Today's announcement is not for the ultra-premium Navi21 based model as we speculated a few days ago, but actually completely the opposite. The Radeon PRO W6400 is a Navi 24 graphics card with a TDP of up to 50W. It is actually AMD's first-ever 6nm workstation card, following the launch of the Radeon RX 6500XT and its mobile variants. The card is equipped with 768 Stream Processors, which means it's cut-down silicon similar to Radeon RX 6400 (only being...Keep on reading: AMD launches Radeon PRO W6400, a 50W workstation card with 6nm Navi 24 GPU

A chance to win GeForce GT 1030 at MSRP, or RTX 30/RX6000 at fraction of the cost? Japanese Amazon seller is doing something truly crazy, offering 'mystery boxes' packed with new and used graphics cards. As the name suggests buyers of the 'surprise blind box' will not know what they are buying for 100 USD (the offer is currently out of stock so we are unsure about the pricing). This is either a great idea for the current times or quite the opposite, a method of extorting money from people who still have hope to buy high-end GPUs at MSRP....Keep on reading: The last thing we need in 2022 are GPU lootboxes, yet here they are

Intel and ASML strengthen their collaboration to drive High-NA into manufacturing in 2025 Intel makes its first purchase order for ASML’s TWINSCAN EXE:5200 system, marking the next step on the path to EUV 0.55 NA (High-NA) introduction. Today, ASML Holding N.V. (ASML) and Intel Corporation (INTC) announced the latest phase of their longstanding collaboration to advance the cutting edge of semiconductor lithography technology. Intel has issued its first purchase order to ASML for the delivery of the industry’s first TWINSCAN EXE:5200 system – an extreme ultraviolet (EUV) high-volume production system with a high numerical aperture and more than 200 wafers...Keep on reading: (PR) Intel first to purchase ASML Twinscan EXE:5200 EUV.55 High-NA systems