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AMD is currently fleshing out the RX 6000 series of GPUs based on RDNA 2, but as we know, RDNA 3 is already on the way. We may have our first hint towards RDNA 3 this week, with a notable leaker finding references to multiple “Nashira” GPUs.  Roland Quandt of WinFuture has found references to a Nashira Point “consumer gaming” GPU, we well as a number of other SKUs including Nashira Point XTX, Nashira Point XT, Nashira Point XL, Nashira Point GLXTA, Nashira Point GLXL and Nashira Creek...

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Since AMD announced the Radeon RX 6700 XT, we’ve been wondering when we might expect to see the non-XT version. As it turns out, the launch might not be too far behind, as board partners have begun listing custom-cooled versions of the RX 6700.  Not much is known officially about the Radeon RX 6700, but the rumour mill suggests this GPU will be a cut down Navi 22 with 2304 Stream Processors (36 CUs) and either 6GB or 12GB of VRAM. This week, VideoCardz was able to put the 6GB or 12GB memory ...

Navi 22 is a great ETH mining powerhouse with the new AMD Radeon RX 6700 XT, another card that crypto miners will eat up.

Intels new flagship Rocket Lake-S processor, the Core i9-11900K -- is around 11% faster in 1080p gaming over the Core i9-10900K.

AMD 3rd Gen EPYC Milan CPU: Specs, Release Date Confirmed; Bench Performance Leaked KEY POINTS AMD 3rd Gen EPYC Milan server processors are all scheduled to launch on March 15 Apparently, AMD would release at least 19 SKUs under the series  AMD finally confirmed its next-generation EPYC Milan CPU launch date, where consumers would learn about the series specs and price. Ahead of the official unveiling, a recent leak revealed this monster CPUs performance against the Ryzen Threadripper 3990X ...

Apples leaked Mac Pro 2022 model starts with 32-core CPU + 64GB RAM and starts at $5499, 64-core + 512GB RAM model starts at $

Photo: Joanna Nelius/Gizmodo A PCIe 4.0 M.2 SSD is the newer and faster sibling to the gum stick-sized SSD you probably have in your computer right now, and with new options from AMD, Intel, and Sony, we now have more reasons to upgrade. Advertisement PCIe 4.0 is roughly twice as fast as PCI 3.0. Many PCIe 3.0 SSDs top out at 3500 MB/s, while PCIe 4.0 can hit 5000 MB/s or higher. PCIe 4.0 can handle double the amount of bandwidth as PCIe 3.0—32 GB/s versus 16 GB/s—which can help decrease g...

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