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Why the iPhone 16 Pro's periscope camera rumor makes me worry

Why the iPhone 16 Pro’s periscope camera rumor makes me worry

Computer ComponentBy admin16 May 2023

The iPhone 15 isn’t even out, and we already have various iPhone 16 rumors. The latest leak comes from well-known analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, who usually provides accurate details about Apple’s unreleased devices. According to him, the iPhone 16 Pro will get a periscope zoom camera, a feature exclusive to the iPhone 15 Pro Max this…

Acer Predator BiFrost Arc A770 GPU, pictured against a bright blue and green background.

Intel Arc GPU that could finally worry AMD and Nvidia may be coming – but not until 2024

Computer ComponentBy admin5 January 2023

Intel is planning to launch second-gen Arc graphics cards, Battlemage offerings to follow current Alchemist cards, in 2024, with two main flavors of GPU – led by a top-end enthusiast product, finally – plus we’ll get an Alchemist refresh later this year, according to a freshly leaked roadmap. The Intel desktop GPU roadmap was provided…

Intel Arc A7 graphics card

Intel Arc A770 GPU leak could worry some gamers – but it shouldn’t

Computer ComponentBy admin2 October 2022

Intel’s top-end Arc graphics cards, the A7 series, have been spotted in some leaked benchmarks with interesting results – that we admittedly need to sprinkle liberally with the usual caveats. So, treat this as the rumor it is, but VideoCardz (opens in new tab) reports that Geekbench results have popped up for the Intel Arc…

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AMD Ryzen 9 7950X CPU spotted boosting to 5.85GHz, which could worry Intel

Computer ComponentBy admin28 August 2022

AMD’s Ryzen 9 7950X, the incoming flagship for next-gen Zen 4 processors, has been spotted boosting up to 5.85GHz – but there are caveats to be observed here. This latest Zen 4 leak comes from a Weibo (opens in new tab) user (a social media platform in China), so must be treated with more caution…

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Intel Raptor Lake leak shows a seriously fast CPU to worry AMD – except for one key detail

Computer ComponentBy admin8 August 2022

Intel’s Raptor Lake flagship CPU has been spotted in leaked benchmarks which show some seriously speedy multi-core performance, albeit at a cost in terms of the power usage that the Core i9-13900K guzzles. This comes from OneRaichu (as flagged up by VideoCardz (opens in new tab)) on Twitter, a regular hardware leaker who has provided…

Intel CPUs could get more expensive – so should we worry about Raptor Lake pricing?

Intel CPUs could get more expensive – so should we worry about Raptor Lake pricing?

Computer ComponentBy admin15 July 2022

Intel could push through some potentially considerable price hikes on processors and some other components, according to a new report. Obviously as with any such speculation, treat it as just that – informed gossip from the grapevine, which in this case comes from three industry executives with direct knowledge of Intel’s purported plans, who Nikkei…

Intel Arc GPUs could be delayed – but might be big trouble for Nvidia when they arrive

Intel’s high-end laptop GPU benchmarks are starting to worry us

Computer ComponentBy admin9 June 2022

Intel’s Arc A730M has popped up in some early reviews over in China – tentative material given the sources, and we’ll come back to that point – but this time one of the testers of the Alchemist GPU has used the latest driver which does officially support the A730M. That driver was introduced yesterday (version…

Nvidia's LHR Limiter Has Fallen, But Gamers Shouldn't Worry

Nvidia’s LHR Limiter Has Fallen, But Gamers Shouldn’t Worry

Computer ComponentBy admin7 May 2022

When Nvidia launched its Ampere Lite Hash Rate (LHR) graphics card with the feared Ethereum anti-mining limiter, the world knew it was only a matter of time before someone or a team cracked it. NiceHash, the company that designed the QuickMiner software and Excavator miner, has finally broken Nvidia’s algorithm, restoring LHR graphics cards to…

Don't Worry If You Lost Your CPU Sticker, Intel Will Send You One For Free

Don’t Worry If You Lost Your CPU Sticker, Intel Will Send You One For Free

Computer ComponentBy admin2 April 2022

Intel likes PC systems powered by its processors to wear their stickers proudly. Thus pre-built desktops and laptop PCs with Intel CPUs will invariably come with a shiny holographic sticker already adhered in a prominent position. If you have lost one of these stickers or somehow become spoiled, you might be pleased to know Intel…

AMD’s next-gen RDNA 3 GPUs could be a serious worry for Nvidia

AMD’s next-gen RDNA 3 GPUs could be a serious worry for Nvidia

Computer ComponentBy admin20 March 2022

AMD’s next-gen graphics cards could beat Nvidia by a long way when it comes to efficiency, and may also be right up there in performance terms, according to fresh speculation from a well-known hardware leaker on YouTube – but Team Green might beat Team Red to the punch in terms of release date. The latest…

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