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New AMD & Intel Laptop/Platform Support In Linux 6.8 - Vimarsana News

New AMD & Intel Laptop/Platform Support In Linux 6.8

Merged last week for the Linux 6.8 kernel were the platform driver x86 updates, which include a lot of new AMD Ryzen and Intel Core platform support and new laptop functionality.

AMD PMF Firmware Added To Linux-Firmware.Git For Smart PC Solution Builder - Vimarsana News

AMD PMF Firmware Added To Linux-Firmware.Git For Smart PC Solution Builder

As written about last month, AMD Linux engineers have been working on PMF Linux driver support for a 'Smart PC Solutions Builder'

AMD driver hints that Ryzen 7000 X3D owners may get the ability to tweak the CPU to run faster - Vimarsana News

AMD driver hints that Ryzen 7000 X3D owners may get the ability to tweak the CPU to run faster

Chipset driver has a mysterious addition that the rumor mill theorizes could be the first sighting of the ability to prioritize CCDs on high-end X3D CPUs.

AMD Releases New Ryzen Chipset Drivers, Enhanced 3D-V Cache Optimization Expected - Vimarsana News

AMD Releases New Ryzen Chipset Drivers, Enhanced 3D-V Cache Optimization Expected

AMD releases a new Ryzen Chipset driver update, fixing multiple bugs and adding new drivers and programs as a part of refinements.

CES 2023 Hands-On: HP's Dragonfly Pro, a Sharp Laptop With Special CPU Sauce - Vimarsana News

CES 2023 Hands-On: HP's Dragonfly Pro, a Sharp Laptop With Special CPU Sauce

HP brings the best of its Dragonfly premium business laptop brand to a design customized for freelancers and content makers, and backed by some performance tweaks from HP and AMD.

Source: pcmag.com