CPU

Xiaomi Mi Wireless Mouse Lite and RedmiBook 14 II with i3 CPU: what’s new

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Almost a year ago, Xiaomi launched a spectacular wireless keyboard and mouse kit for the ridiculous price of 13 euros. Both were powered by AAA batteries, and although the keyboard had a US ANSI layout, for that price it couldn’t be faulted much. Now, if you want to get hold of the mouse separately, you … Read more

ARM launches a CPU so powerful AMD and Intel must be shaking

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ARM – the processor design company now owned by Nvidia – just announced the CPU Arm Cortex-A78C, a processor with up to eight cores and 8MB of cache specially designed for intensive workloads of a professional laptop. The announcement comes a few days before Apple presents its first wave of MacBooks with Apple Silicon processors, … Read more

Is your computer slow? Check if your CPU is saturated with work | Lifestyle

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It is a very common situation, to get to work with the PC and see how, suddenly, all the fans that you have available, be it a laptop or a desktop computer, get to work together at the same time as that. we’re doing slows down. And although there could be many reasons that cause … Read more

Galaxy S Book con CPU Intel ¿Adiós a ARM?

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A Galaxy S Book laptop with Intel CPU has appeared on the website of Samsung Canada, confirming the difficulties in positioning the ARM architecture on personal computers, by hardware and by running Win32 applications on it. Samsung took advantage of the Note 10 launch event to present a novelty laptop, light and thin under the … Read more

The M.2 PCIe 4.0 slot stands out, but watch out for the gigantic 120mm fan and liquid metal for your CPU

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Sony has been ahead of everyone: one of its engineers has disassembled and gutted the PS5 so we can see all its components and technical details in detail, and there are some really striking aspects of that internal design.

For example, the M.2 slot for future PCIe 4.0 SSDs with which to increase the capacity of the console, but also the cooling solution of the console, which in addition to a huge 120 mm and 45 mm thick fan has a curious thermal conduction system that makes use of liquid metal to improve the dissipation of heat generated by the CPU.

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Sony completely disassembles PS5 and shows us its ‘guts’ in a new video

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Days continue to pass and we are getting closer to the release date of PlayStation 5, Sony’s next-generation console to come out on sale in Spain on Thursday, November 19 with a price of 499.99 euros in its standard edition and 399.99 euros if we bet on the Digital Edition without a disc reader. A … Read more

Asus ZenBook 13 and 14 with Ice Lake i7 cpu and 16GB lpddr4x cost 1299 euros – Computer – News

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Asus releases new versions of its thin ZenBook 13 and 14. The UX325 and UX425 are 13.9mm thick, get a Core i7-1065G7 processor and 16GB lpddr4x memory. The laptops have two Thunderbolt 3 connections, among other things. According to Asus, the ZenBook 13 UX325 in ZenBook UX425 about 1.1kg. The small model gets a screen … Read more

AMD looks ahead optimistically, and the numbers support it, but it’s still a long way from Intel in the global x86 CPU market.

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Lisa Su, CEO of AMD, has reason to breastfeed. The company of Santa Clara announced yesterday that during the second quarter of this year it has obtained benefits encrypted in $ 157 million, a figure much higher than the 35 million dollars it obtained in the same period of 2019. This growth is aligned with the positive impact that the coronavirus pandemic is having on the global PC market, something that only a few weeks ago confirmed to us in great detail Emmanuel Fromont, president of Acer EMEA.

The uncertainty that hangs over the world economy means that the most prudent thing to do is to take any economic forecast with great caution, but we have good reason to think that AMD will do well during the remainder of 2020. this company assured at a conference for investors which was held at the beginning of last May that your semi-custom chip business It will grow in 2020, a statement that clearly points to the next launch of Xbox Series X and PlayStation 5 (the brain of both consoles is an AMD chip).

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