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Although Ruilong 4000 series desktop APU processors have not been officially released, news about the next generation Ruilong 5000 series has begun to gradually reveal. According to the device ID information captured by Komachi, the AMD Ruilong 5000 APU is code-named "Cezanne (Cezanne)" and the PCI ID is 1638. Previously, the PCI ID of the Ruilong 4000 Renoir APU was 1636. Interestingly, according to Komachi, the partner with Cezanne Zen3 CPU is still GFX9, which is the Vega (Vega) GPU. Of course, AMD will further tap Vega's potential and debug performance. Finally, there is good news. The Ruilong 5000 "Cezanne" APU will retain the AM4 interface. With the realization of Cezanne, we can also sort out Zen3 family products. EPYC server product code is Milan (Milan), desktop HEDT fever platform thread tearer code is Genesis Peak, desktop mainstream platform (Ruilong 4000) code Vermeer (Vermil). In addition, the Zen4 architecture EPYC codename Genoa (Genoa), the...

Tom Warren of TheVerge reported on Twitter that the Xbox Lockhart is equipped with a GPU with 20 computing units and has a floating point performance of about 4 T-Flops, which is much more powerful than the Xbox One X. A report last week cited a rumor that Microsoft is about to launch an affordable Xbox Series S new console, saying it has 7.5GB of available memory. Compared with the Xbox Series X, Tom Warren first guessed that the CPU clock frequency of the Lockhart model may be slightly reduced, but later changed to the same CPU frequency. It is worth mentioning that both the Xbox Series X and Xbox Serie S will support hardware-level ray tracing features, and developers can set the frame rate of 1080p @ 60fps or 1440p @ 30fps. Now, Warren once again shares some internal information about the Lockhart project that Microsoft has not yet released. If the frequency of 20 CUs is 1.6GHz, then its graphics performance is around 4 T-Flops. However, there are rumors that Microsoft may reta...

Those who play games on computers — the kinds that require a decent video graphics card — may sometimes encounter video lag or choppy frame rates. This means that the card’s GPU is struggling to keep up, typically during data-intensive parts of games. There’s a way to surpass this deficiency and improve your system’s gaming prowess, all without having to purchase an upgrade. Just overclock the GPU. Most video graphics cards use default/stock settings that leave some headroom. That means there is more power and capability available, but it's not enabled by the manufacturer. If you have a Windows or Linux OS system (sorry Mac users, but it’s not as easy or worth it to attempt overclocking), you can increase core and memory clock speeds to boost performance. The result improves frame rates, which leads to smoother, more pleasing gameplay. It’s true that reckless GPU overclocking can permanently stop the graphics card from working (i.e. bricking) or shorten the lifespan of a video gr...

Intel's latest and greatest consumer chip, the Core i9-10900K has been criticized, including in our review, for its massive power consumption and all the heat it generates. But this new 10-core chip is an absolute overclocking beast, if you have the right equipment and you know how to use it, as I did when I set several world records, getting a clock speed as high as 7,083 MHz. Due to its lower price and more reasonable power use, the Core i5-10600k is the daily driver of Intel's new Comet Lake S lineup. But the Core i9-10900K is the chip you take to the track on weekends. Yes, it uses a lot of power; it's loud, and it’s raw, but I don't care. Intel’s 14nm++++++  (or whatever the current joke is) process is as refined as 110 octane fuel. The Core i9-10900K comes with more cores than the 9900K, overclocks better, has a stronger memory controller, runs cooler, and it’s priced handsomely. There is everything to like about these chips. IHS and Lapping the Core i9-10900K ...