At this point, AMD has been on top when we’re talking about the best processors for gaming, but it still took CES 2025 to do a victory lap and extend its lead. Opening up the keynote address ...

For the gen-on-gen comparison, AMD is claiming a 13% lead, though with far fewer peaks and valleys than what you can see in the Intel comparison. That’s not too surprising. As you can read in ...

Our sister site Tom’s Hardware compared Geekbench 6 performance scores for Snapdragon X Elite chips against chips from Intel and AMD, and found that the X Elite outperformed its competitors by ...

Rumor mill: Intel and AMD both launched their flagship 800-series motherboards earlier this year, but many consumers are still waiting for them to announce more affordable options. The latest ...

Table of Contents AMD RX 9000 series: pricing and availability AMD Radeon RX 9000 series: specs and architecture AMD RX 9000 series: lineup AMD RX 9000 series: FSR 4 AMD’s RX 9000 series is ...

Find out how we test here. According to a post by TechEpiphany on X (formerly Twitter), AMD sold 6605 units while Intel sold 972 in total, a difference of 5633 units. This is according to stats from ...

Luckily for those that need an AMD or Intel chip, Copilot+ PCs with non-Snapdragon processors started shipping in the second half of 2024. Our first impressions of the ASUS Zenbook S 14 were positive.

The Intel Arc B580 and the RX 6700 XT target the entry-level market these days. Although launched for 1440p gaming at high framerates, the last-gen AMD GPU ... to-apples comparison between them ...

Lenovo Yoga A12 tablet was launched in February 2017. The tablet comes with a 12.20-inch display offering a resolution of 720x1280 pixels. Lenovo Yoga A12 is powered by an one-core Intel Atom x5 ...

Intel revenues dropped from $79 billion in 2021 to $54 billion in 2023 as CPU sales declined due to the cooling off of the PC market post-Covid-19 and also due to market share gains by rival AMD ...

Intel will kick off its CES 2025 press conference before AMD and NVIDIA, starting on January 6 at 8:30AM PST, with the company describing it as "Intel-Driven Keynote: AI Inside for a New Era".

Since launching Copilot+ AI-enabled PCs in June 2024, Qualcomm has directly challenged x86 leaders Intel and AMD, while emerging as a key competitor to Apple's Arm-based processors.