Hello, First off thank you for taking the time to read my 1st post. I am in need of some assistance on what to upgrade on my old PC.

Benchmark scores from the PassMark CPU Benchmark provide a glimpe of the performance of the upcoming AMD Ryzen 7 1700X. If these scores are real they are definitely impressive, especially because they were gathered under less-than-ideal circumstances.

Declines in enterprise-server sales coupled with product push-outs hurt Chipzilla’s long-term growth forecast for its Data Center Group. had been telling its investors to expect its Data Center Group , which supplies components and platforms for data-center applications like cloud servers and networking appliances, to see 15% compounded annual revenue growth over the long term.

Ashraf Eassa from The Motley Fool was at Intel’s annual Investor Day in California yesterday, and he Tweeted a couple of interesting things. In the most surprising bit of news, Eassa confirmed that the next generation of Intel Core processors will once again be built on 14-nm technology.

Intel had its annual Investor Meeting and discussed not only its financials but also its outlook for the future. One of the interesting things in the slide set is that Intel provided some details about the performance of its upcoming 8th generation Core processors.

Those were words from Intel’s CEO Brian Krzanich when updating investors on the company’s Optane technology, which the chipmaker believes could ultimately replace SSDs and DRAM in PCs and servers. Intel is now shipping the first-generation Optane but is also working on next-generation technologies as looks to increase density in this new class of storage and memory.

Almost everyone’s expecting Ryzen processors to be reasonably competitive with Intel’s offerings in terms of performance, but if they’re priced the same, then “reasonably competitive” isn’t going to cut it. The latest leaks about the new chips paint a rosy picture for the prces of the upcoming CPUs, though.

Almost everyone’s expecting Ryzen processors to be reasonably competitive with Intel’s offerings in terms of performance, but if they’re priced the same, then “reasonably competitive” isn’t going to cut it. The latest leaks about the new chips paint a rosy picture for the prces of the upcoming CPUs, though.

It is this combination of HPE support and hardware that means jetNEXUS offers a speed and quality of service unbeatable by any competitor. Combining the innovative load balancing capabilities of jetNEXUS with the power and flexibility of HPE servers, the agreement enables HPE customers and partners to deploy a fully integrated HPE stack featuring a highly efficient hardware ADC solution.

AMD customers eagerly waiting to get their hands on the company’s new Ryzen desktop processors won’t have to wait long if a recent listing is correct. After a leaked lineup of 17 Ryzen processors appeared over the weekend , a shipping date has surfaced for AMD’s upcoming processor family for desktops: February 28. The date was discovered through AMD Shanghai’s Taobao distribution channel , allowing customers to pre-order the listed chip for $295.

The prospect of Intel licensing AMD’s GPUs is as unlikely as Intel licensing ARM technology to let Intel’s customers make ARM-based chips in Intel fabs. “Our 10 nm design platform for foundry customers will now offer access to ARM Artisan physical IP, including POP IP, based on the most advanced ARM cores and Cortex series processors,” said Intel’s Zane Ball at that time.

SAN FRANCISCO Intel gave the most detailed look at its lower cost alternative to 2.5D packaging in a paper on its Stratix X FPGA at the International Solid State Circuits Conference here. In the same session, AMD showed its Zen x86 processor sports a 10 percent smaller die than Intel’s latest 14nm CPUs.

San Jose, Calif. – February 7, 2017 – Sonics, Inc. , the world’s foremost supplier of on-chip network and power management technologies and services, today announced that Nexell has implemented the flagship SonicsGN® NoC as the integration fabric in its recently introduced NXP5540 application processor.

AMD executives answer questions at a San Francisco press event in August 2016 on the company’s new chip family, Zen. stock soared 11.36%.

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So here’s a thought. Buy a Core i5 or Core i7 processor for gaming and the bottom line is this: on the majority of titles out there, its resources are highly underutilised.

The company’s fourth-quarter results aren’t as important as its outlook. Ryzen needs to be a success for AMD to return to profitability.

I just bought new gtx 1060 as an upgrade to my pc because my old gtx 750ti was starting to get some problems with running games. After some testing with the new card i realised that it performs almost as bad as my old 750ti.

I’m a first time PC builder and this is my build so far: https://pcpartpicker.com/list/8FBtr7 My confusion is in the CPU, it is 3.6 Ghz, however there is also multiple other Ghz models, what’s the difference? I’ll be heavy gaming on Max settings. Also if anybody has any tips on pc building, tweaks to my list, any ideas on how to make it more cost effective, lemme know! Ghz refers to how many cycles the CPU can perform in one second.

Numexpr is a fast numerical expression evaluator for NumPy. With it, expressions that operate on arrays are accelerated and use less memory than doing the same calculation in Python.