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Intel’s Arrow Lake CPUs get a free gaming boost with APO, and 12 new games are supported including Fortnite and CyberPunk 2077
Intel’s Core Ultra 200S processors have got off to a somewhat rocky start, at least in the gaming arena – but APO could well help here.
Intel’s already working on its 3rd-gen Celestial GPUs – but we’re still waiting for discrete 2nd-gen Battlemage graphics cards
Celestial, or Xe3, will debut in Panther Lake laptop chips next year, and work is already underway to support it in Linux.
Intel Core Ultra 200H notebook CPUs will arrive at the start of 2025, along with HX chips to seriously beef up gaming laptops
Intel is looking to hit the laptop world hard – Lunar Lake has made a very positive impression, and Arrow Lake mobile CPUs look tasty, too.
Meet AMD’s new 192-core CPU monster; the EPYC 9965 is its most expensive processor ever at nearly $15,000
At nearly $15,000, this is the most complex microprocessor AMD has ever designed.
First reviews of Intel’s fastest-ever CPU shows it has finally caught up with AMD
First reviews of Intel’s fastest CPU ever shows that it has finally caught up with AMD
Intel Arrow Lake leaks pour forth – flagship CPU looks to offer some solid gains, but it’s bad news for PC gamers
Some PC gamers are already judging the Arrow Lake flagship CPU as DOA, but let’s not get carried away here…
Intel finally confirms instability issues with 13th-gen and 14th-gen CPUs are fully fixed – but some owners may still be worried
Intel didn’t concretely confirm that the instability gremlins had been banished – but it has now done so in a definitive statement.
Intel will be keeping its Falcon Shores GPU after all, though Battlemage still faces strong headwinds
It seems that Intel’s aggressive budget cutting will still spare the Falcon Shores GPU.
