Latest articles, news and analysis in the GPU category.
A recent update in AMD’s LLVM compiler has revealed early traces of **GFX13**, a code identifier linked to the upcoming **RDNA 5** architecture. While no launch date has been confirmed, industry signals suggest this could lay the groundwork for a new high-end GPU family—potentially arriving in mid-2...
Engineering coursework demands more than a basic machine—it needs a laptop that renders complex models without stutter, lasts through 12-hour coding marathons, and doesn’t weigh down a backpack. These five systems deliver the performance, portability, and endurance students actually need, tested und...
Intel’s Arc Pro B70 and B65 GPUs, codenamed ‘Battlemage,’ are now in production, targeting AI developers and professionals with up to 32 Xe2 cores and 32GB GDDR6 memory. However, gaming-focused variants remain delayed, leaving a gap in Intel’s consumer GPU roadmap.
Intel’s graphics division has explicitly ruled out competing with AMD’s **Strix Halo** iGPU architecture, framing discrete GPUs as the only viable path for high-end integrated performance. The move underscores a strategic shift toward efficiency in integrated graphics while leaving AMD’s ultra-power...
Intel’s latest integrated graphics stack in Panther Lake chips is outperforming AMD’s current iGPU tech, but the company has no plans to match the Strix Halo’s power with a dedicated high-end mobile APU. Instead, it’s betting on discrete GPUs for heavy workloads and future Xe-based architectures to...
NVIDIA is doubling down on its AI infrastructure push with a $2 billion investment in CoreWeave, accelerating plans to deploy over 5 gigawatts of AI compute capacity by 2030 while integrating next-gen hardware like Rubin and Vera CPUs into CoreWeave’s cloud platform.
With NVIDIA’s Open Price Program reportedly discontinued, ZOTAC has adjusted MSRPs for its GeForce RTX 50-series GPUs—sparking cancellations and frustration among buyers. Prices for flagship models like the RTX 5090 have surged to $2999, while mid-range cards now exceed $1,200, leaving some customer...
The Core Ultra X9 388H’s integrated Arc B390 GPU delivers gaming performance that rivals entry-level dedicated GPUs—when tested under specific conditions. Yet, for serious gaming laptops, it remains a niche solution.
AMD’s roadmap suggests RDNA 3.5 integrated graphics will power mainstream laptops until at least 2029, while next-gen RDNA 5 architecture remains reserved for high-end 'Halo' SKUs. The move leaves midrange users without iGPU upgrades for years, raising questions about AMD’s long-term strategy agains...
A leaked Lenovo model identifier suggests the upcoming Legion 7 15-inch laptop may feature AMD’s **Ryzen AI Max+ APU**, a chip typically reserved for mini desktops and handhelds—marking a potential shift in how high-end mobile gaming systems are architected.
A leaked Lenovo Legion model listing hints at an upcoming Ryzen AI Max 300-based gaming laptop, but high costs and limited availability remain hurdles. Meanwhile, Nvidia’s N1X Arm chip and Intel’s Panther Lake competition loom.
Intel’s Core Ultra Series 3 (Panther Lake) delivers integrated graphics performance rivaling dedicated Nvidia GeForce RTX 4050 GPUs, with battery life that outclasses even the most efficient laptops—raising the question: Why buy a discrete GPU at all?
Intel’s long-rumored **Arc Pro B70**—codenamed ‘Big Battlemage’—may finally materialize in the first quarter of 2026, marking a shift in strategy for the company’s professional graphics lineup. With 32GB of VRAM and a massive **BMG-G31** die, the card could redefine high-end workstation performance,...
NVIDIA is doubling down on CPU dominance with its **Vera** architecture, granting CoreWeave exclusive early access. The move signals a shift toward standalone CPU solutions—potentially disrupting the server market. Here’s what the new deal reveals about NVIDIA’s strategy and the tech behind Vera.
The Core Ultra X9 388H’s integrated graphics performance rivals entry-level dedicated GPUs, raising hopes for a new generation of ultra-portable gaming devices—but the price may be the real bottleneck.
Lenovo’s Legion 7i, a high-end gaming laptop with an RTX 5060 GPU, 32GB RAM, and a 16-inch OLED display, is now available for $1,300—marking a $570 discount from its original MSRP. This deal positions it as one of the best values in the RTX 50 series, offering a rare combination of performance and d...
Intel’s latest flagship mobile chip, the Core Ultra X9 388H, combines a 16-core hybrid architecture with AI acceleration and integrated graphics capable of competing with dedicated GPUs. Benchmarks reveal significant performance gains over predecessors, but the real test will be how it stacks up aga...
The new Intel Core Ultra X9 388H with Arc B390 iGPU delivers performance close to a 60W RTX 4050—challenging the notion that gaming laptops need discrete GPUs. But is it enough to replace dedicated graphics?
