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Both AMD Strix Point APUs, the Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 & Ryzen AI 9 365, have been leaked in the latest benchmarks with even better performance results.
The upcoming Final Fantasy XIV 7.0 patch will bring plenty of visual improvements to the MMORPG, as well as 120 FPS support on consoles and NVIDIA DLSS support on PC, among other things.
AMD's flagship Ryzen 9 9950X CPU with 16 Zen 5 cores has allegedly been tested in AIDA64 benchmark by a user at Anandtech Forums.
A new Bioshock Unreal Engine 5 fan concept video has been released, featuring Bioshock-themed environment art within Epic's game engine.
It's been almost a month since AMD unveiled its Zen 5 processor architecture and new range of Ryzen CPUs at Computex 2024. Still, with no products on retailers' shelves just yet, we've not had word on how much better the new design is than its predecessor, Zen 4. However, one lucky person has managed to get their hands on an engineering laptop sample with a Strix Point APU and run a full gamut of in-depth architecture tests on it.
These days, you can't really get away with having a desktop PC without fans. Sure it's possible if your CPU's TDP is low enough, but desktops generally still need some kind of airflow. So, how about this: Instead of using spinning fans to move air through your PC, you spin the PC itself? That's exactly what Sodabaka did over at their Bilibili channel (via Tom's Hardware), with some funny results.
The latest benchmarks of AMD's Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 "Strix Point" APU have leaked and showcase some strong Zen 5 single-core performance.