Two new AMD Ryzen X3D gaming CPUs are reportedly coming soon, with much higher clock speeds than the Ryzen 7 9800X3D, which launched earlier this year. According to many rumors, the 16-core AMD Ryzen ...

As we inch closer and closer to the launch of AMD Ryzen 7000, we are learning more about the flagship Ryzen 9 7950X. Equipped with an impressive set of specifications, the CPU will undoubtedly become ...

AMD has reportedly set a highly ambitious internal goal to push its next-gen gaming CPU range beyond the 7GHz clock speed barrier. According to the latest word from the rumor mill, the forthcoming Zen ...

So with all that said, is there any reason to still go with Team Blue? Yes, but it requires being brutally honest about your priorities. The case for Intel’s flagships is a powerful one, but it’s ...

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How AMD Gear 1 and Gear 2 balance memory speed, latency, and bandwidth for different workloads.

The AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D has held its position as the gaming CPU benchmark since launch, and at $388.98 it’s $60 off its $449 ...

AMD made some key changes to its second generation 3D V-Cache design that allows it to be more flexible with clock speeds, and rumor has it that both the upcoming Ryzen 9 9950X3D and Ryzen 9 9900X3D ...

TL;DR: An engineering sample of AMD's 10-core Zen 6 mobile processor, Medusa Point, matches Ryzen AI 9 365 performance at under half the clock speed, featuring 10MB L2 and 32MB L3 cache. Expected ...

AMD and Intel have shifted focus away from processor clock speed toward such issues such as power and heat. But the gigahertz are still climbing in one market segment: theultra high-end, where gaming ...

SAN FRANCISCO — Advanced Micro Devices Inc. has rolled out a new version of its high-end Athlon microprocessor, which it claims is as fast as archrival Intel Corp.'s best Pentium 4 chips. But ...

So, after all that, the battle lines I think, are pretty clear. The old war for clock speed is over, and the new, smarter war of architectural efficiency has now begun, but how do you choose your side ...