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Imagine wandering through an exhibition of artistic textiles and stumbling across a Navajo rug that looked for all the world like an Intel CPU. Well, that's exactly what happened to computer historian Ken Shirriff as he recently sauntered through the National Gallery of Art in Washington D.C.
players who've lapsed may be tempted to finally return to the game since the latest patch adds a wealth of exciting new features. While the upgraded version of has had a somewhat rocky post-launch experience, Studio Wildcard has done its best to listen to the audience and provide plenty of high-quality content updates that build on the already successful formula. The latest patch introduces a massive new biome and a major technical upgrade that should make the game smoother for everyone.
A new beast is born at Intel in the form of Lunar Lake CPUs, powering the Core Ultra 200V lineup on thin & light platforms and bringing CPU, GPU, and AI leadership with leading performance, and efficiency versus Qualcomm and AMD offerings.
A new PlayStation 5 Pro mock-up render was shared online, providing a new look at the console's design that was leaked last week.
Dell has unveiled a new entrant under its flagship "XPS 13" laptop series, featuring Intel's "Core Ultra 200V" Lunar Lake CPUs & exceptional performance.
Intel has finally unveiled details of its brand new Lunar Lake mobile processors. While these chips are primarily focused on low power operation, mostly intended for your next office laptop, there is good news for gamers. Intel is talking a big game for the new Xe2 iGPU found inside these chips.
Intel has been playing its cards close to its chest when it comes to the battery life on its latest generation of mobile processors, Lunar Lake. Perhaps it's because Qualcomm had come out with a new ARM-based processor lineup promising big battery life right around the time of Intel's reveal, or maybe—no, that's probably it. Thankfully, at the Lunar Lake launch event, the company finally offered its own estimations for how long Lunar Lake will last away from the outlet.
Gaming benchmarks show that AMD's Ryzen 5 9600X & Ryzen 7 9700X are better off with 65W mode operation than 105W in gaming.