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Intel Has Allegedly Canceled Its Desktop Meteor Lake 6P+8E CPU

No Meteor Lake notebook-specific silicon for gaming desktops, an alleged Intel roadmap shows.

Tom’s Hardware

Lenovo Legion Pro 5i (Gen 8) review: A great gaming laptop, but stay close to the charger

Lenovo has refreshed its popular Legion Pro 5i for an eighth generation, this time with a renewed design and the latest hardware. Here's our thoughts.

Windows Central

Lenovo Legion Pro 7i Gen 8 hands-on impressions

The Lenovo Legion Pro 7i is a stellar gaming laptop with beastly performance and a premium aesthetic.

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AMD Now Powers 121 of the World's Fastest Supercomputers

AMD-powered supercomputers now hold 121 positions on the Top 500, a 29% increase from last year. The company also holds the #1 spot on both the Top 500 and Green 500.

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Lenovo Yoga 7i (Gen 8) review — Solid 2-in-1 with a dreadful display

We recommend the Lenovo Yoga 7i for its great performance, punchy audio, long-lasting battery and fast SSD. But if you care about display brightness and color depth, this isn’t for you.

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Intel proposes x86S, a 64-bit CPU microarchitecture that does away with legacy 16-bit and 32-bit support

Current CPUs have some features dating back over 40 years.

PC Gamer

Asus ROG Flow Z13 ACRNM review: this wearable RTX 4070 laptop is chaotic

The Asus ROG Flow Z13 ACRNM is a beautifully chaotic convergence of fashion and gaming, but it appeals to a limited audience.

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Mortal Kombat 1 system requirements show it'll be another 100GB install

Shang Tsung ate all the pies again.

PC Gamer

Road to Zettascale: Intel and RIKEN Announce Strategic Partnership

A signed Memoranding of Understanding brings Intel and RIKEN's interests together in the fields of AI, supercomputing, and quantum computing, paving the way for Zettascale.

Tom’s Hardware

Microsoft wants Windows 12 to run on its own silicon. That's fine by me!

If Microsoft wants to make its own chips for future Windows 12 computers, I say we let it. It's a smart move to counter Apple.

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ChatGPT's Evil Twin, BratGPT, is Designed for World Domination

Not all pieces of technology bring with them existential dread or efficiency improvements. Sometimes, tech is meant to be fun; and BratGPT certainly does turn up the grilling heat up to 11.

Tom’s Hardware

From 8088 to Pentium: How To Emulate an Old PC Using PCem

PCem is a free tool which enables anyone to have a whole museum of retro PCs in one place. Emulating classic hardware (CPU, GPU and Sound Cards) PCem is the full package of PC fun.

Tom’s Hardware

How to get classic 1980s and 1990s macOS games running on an M1 or M2 Mac

Thanks to these apps, you can easily run games that have been trapped in System 9 since the late 90s - but no more.

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Ampere Unveils 192-Core CPU, Controversial Benchmarks

Ampere's AmpereOne CPU features 192 cores at 200W – 350W.

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Intel Meteor Lake 16-Core, 14-Core CPUs Surface In New Benchmarks

Hardware detective momomo_us finds two alleged Intel 14th Generation Meteor Lake processors for mobile devices in the SiSoftware benchmark database.

Tom’s Hardware

Intel Explores Transition to 64-Bit-Only x86S Architecture

Intel thinks it might be time to transition to a 64-bit only, simplified, x86S instruction set architecture, and has outlined its proposal in a whitepaper.

Tom’s Hardware

Framework Laptop 13 (Intel) Review: Coming in Handy

The Framework Laptop 13 has been updated to 13th Gen Intel processors thanks to a new mainboard, in addition to a new matte display and longer-lasting battery.

Tom’s Guide

Acer Chromebook 516 GE review

The Acer Chromebook 516 GE is a surprisingly good option for entry-level or casual gamers, and the battery life makes it worth serious consideration. However, the limitations of Chrome OS and an underwhelming display hold it back compared to the best Windows gaming laptops.

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Best laptops for students to buy in 2024 for quality at an affordable price

Six of the most suitable portable ’puters for those in active academia

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Lenovo Legion Pro 5i review: a solid gaming laptop

The Lenovo Legion Pro 5i is a great choice of a laptop for those who can’t afford to spend thousands of dollars on a performance beast machine.

PC Gamer

If you own a CPU or GPU, it was made in one of these fab locations

From Dublin to Hsinchu, three companies make most of the high performance chips for our gaming PCs.

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Framework Laptop Review: Upgrading the CPU, Display, Battery, and Hinges Was Easy

The whole premise of the Framework Laptop is its modular design that lets you easily upgrade it with a new CPU mainboard, display, battery, hinges, and more. I upgraded my 2021 13-inch model with Framework's latest parts and the process wasn't as scary as I thought it would be.

Tom’s Hardware

AMD K6 and FX-8350 Re-Visited Against Modern CPUs: Ryzen up to 910X Faster

A pair of tech reviewers recently re-visited some of AMD's older processors, including the AMD FX-8350 and AMD K6 from 10 and 26 years ago, to see how they perform compared to modern CPUs and games.

Tom’s Hardware

EVGA Z790 Dark Kingpin Review: Overclockers, Rejoice!

EVGA’s Z790 Dark K|ngp|n is made for overclockers, by overclockers, and comes ready to push your hardware to the limit. While it’s missing a couple of premium features typical of other boards in this $800 price range, it performed well in most of our testing and proved itself a competent…

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India Chooses Arm's Neoverse for National Chip Design Push

India's Center for Development of Advanced Computing (C-DAC) chose the Arm architecture as the building block of its National Supercomputing Mission, which aims to provide a homegrown chip for both personal and super computing.

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