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The official Digital Foundry review of the AMD Ryzen 7 5700G APU, hosted by Eurogamer, including synthetic and gaming performance tests.

The official Digital Foundry review of the AMD Ryzen 7 5700G APU, hosted by Eurogamer, including synthetic and gaming performance tests.

When planning a PC build, picking up the right motherboard and CPU combo is the most important step. Here's a complete guide for best Motherboard and CPU combo pick.

It's a battle of the mid-priced processors! Whose graphics-equipped chip around $300 prevails: Intel's Core, or AMD's Ryzen?

It's a battle of the mid-priced processors! Whose graphics-equipped chip around $300 prevails: Intel's Core, or AMD's Ryzen?

24 Jul 2021 The compact-to-the-max mini-ITX PC case form factor is unbeatable at what it does best. These systems allow for chassis designs far smaller than the ATX or MicroATX competition. Many mini-ITX builds in slightly larger cases can host a graphics card, while the smallest expect you to rely on integrated processor graphics. (See, for example, our review of the In Win B1.) One thing these PC cases don’t always do well, though, is cooling and cable management, as packing lots of wiring ...

Weight All Specs The compact-to-the-max mini-ITX PC case form factor is unbeatable at what it does best. These systems allow for chassis designs far smaller than the ATX or MicroATX competition. Many mini-ITX builds in slightly larger cases can host a graphics card, while the smallest expect you to rely on integrated processor graphics. (See, for example, our review of the In Win B1.) One thing these PC cases don’t always do well, though, is cooling and cable management, as packing lots of w...

The Ryzen 7 5700G and Ryzen 5 5600G both use AMDs Zen 3 architecture featured in its existing Ryzen 5000-series CPUs.

This AMD Ryzen 5 5600X deal is the perfect way to build or upgrade a great value gaming rig.

Is this a good time to buy or build a new PC? It depends on what you do and your actual needs. More people than ever are working from home, which means that the cheapest components in many categories are either out of stock or overpriced to the point of irrelevance. Making matters worse, a lot more people than usual are also spending more time and money toward hobbies such as gaming, not to mention the new wave of cryptomining. New graphics cards are selling at 2x-3x their MSRP and buying from ...