We have here the first reliable performance test of an AMD Ryzen CPU, specifically the Ryzen 7 1800X, with 8 Zen cores and 16 threads at a Base/Turbo frequency of 3.60/4.00 GHz with a TDP of 95W and a price of 499 dollars, which was faced with the Intel Core …
Read More »Intel Core i5-7600K vs. i7-7700K: for a few more MHz
Today Intel is launching its new line of desktop Core processors – the so called “7th generation” Kaby Lake line. As we have previously mentioned, the innovations in CPU technology offered by these new chips are pretty limited, the major innovation is their increased operating frequency. The Core i5 and …
Read More »Guide: What is the minimum processor recommended for each graphic card?
One of the matters that worries most of the users when configuring a new PC is the known topic of the bottleneck originated by the CP, something understandable since each graphic card may have determined requirements and may need a processor of lower or higher capacity. Beforehand, I would like …
Read More »CPU bottleneck, everything you need to know
Throughout the many years I have spent in the world of computers and technology, one of the most frequent questions I have had has been about the CPU bottleneck. It is a an often asked question since it happens all the time and for all sorts of reasons. It is …
Read More »Kaby Lake Pentium processors get Hyper-Threading.
The starring cast of Intel Kaby Lake processors that were introduce last week included the Core i5 7600 and Core i7 7700 series, and logically these were the main focus. However, many new processor of the Pentium family were launch and an interesting fact is that some of these possess …
Read More »How to control the temperature and speed of your processor or graphic card
Our computers have hardware components that determine the performance of our equipment. Among them, we can highlight the processor or CPU and RAM, but we cannot leave out the importance of the motherboard and graphics cards, especially in computers from where we spend more time playing our favorite games. Although …
Read More »Intel Kaby Lake for desktop will arrive January 2
The seventh generation of Intel processors, codenamed Kaby Lake, already made its appearance in the low-voltage range of laptops, however, it’s still missing in the market of high performance notebooks and desktop, but we won’t have to wait long. Seventh-generation Intel Core Kaby Lake processors will hit the desktop market …
Read More »Intel will lay off 12,000 jobs in 2017
Even though Intel has a dominant position in the market for PC processors with its main competitor, AMD, in low hours, the widespread decline of sales suffered by the domestic PC has made them consider another strategy where more resources will be allocated to other divisions such as the IoT …
Read More »Comparing two Processors, two Video Cards or two SSD in detailed mode.
If we have to change a component of our PC it is wise to at least go and check whether the piece we’re going to assemble is better than what we already have. The most important part for daily use is definitely the CPU, but if instead we use the …
Read More »AMD REVEALS 3 NEW A SERIES AND ATHLON PROCESSORS
–AMD has announced the launch of three new chips or it’s FM2+ platform, two APUs and a processor without integrated graphics. In the field of APUs we have the A6-7470K with 2 Streamroller cores working at 3,7 Ghz base and 4 Ghz turbo and 4 MB of L2 cache. These …
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