AMD Radeon RX 7400: an entry-level graphics card with minimalist power consumption
The RDNA 3 generation of graphics cards has not said its last word, with a model aimed at low-budget, low-power solutions. [...]
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AMD continues to gain CPU market share from Intel, but not in all sectors
When the number one microprocessor manufacturer - Intel - has to face fiercer, more efficient competition. Intel, the historic leader in the processor market, is facing ever fiercer competition. [...]
Between Intel and AMD, the battle shifts to the field of processors' on-board cache memory
We've heard of the battle of the gigahertz. More recently, there's been the battle of the number of cores in our CPUs. And now, if AMD and Intel were to go head-to-head with each other over the number of cores in our CPUs, what would be the outcome? [...]
Windows 10, Office 2016 & 2019, Windows Server 2012...: the apps Microsoft is preparing to "pull the plug" on
Clubic's usual, albeit bleak, panorama of Microsoft's end-of-life applications. Despite the sharp shift towards artificial intelligence, Microsoft remains a [...]
NVIDIA N1x: 6144 CUDA cores for the power of a GeForce RTX 4070
NVIDIA's long-awaited "full-power" SoC chip has been the subject of several successive leaks. For many months now, MediaTek and NVIDIA have been keeping us waiting with [...]
After CPUs, China is also moving into the GPU sector: 6nm in its sights
Completely out of the picture just a few years ago, Chinese companies are rapidly gaining ground in the GPU sector. [...]
Corsair AI Workstation 300: a Ryzen Strix Halo-powered mini-PC for AI
A real little bombshell, perfect for intense calculations and development in the field of artificial intelligence. One by one, all the brands seem to want to offer their solution around the [...]
96 cores and 384 MB cache: a new 6 nm processor unveiled by a Chinese company
Ever closer to competing with AMD and Intel, Chinese processor designers have just scored more points, although we'll have to judge them on their own merits. [...]
Intel ready to cancel its 14A etch node if no major customer is found
One thing leads to another at Intel: it's make-or-break time for the 14A process. [...]
Barely a year after discontinuing it, Intel marks the return of Hyper-threading
These are difficult times for Intel, which seems to have no idea which way to turn in order to bounce back. First launched by Intel on Xeon processors for the [...]
Graphics cards: what if AMD came back to compete with NVIDIA at the top end of the market?
After focusing on the mid-range with the RDNA 4 generation, AMD may well be relaunching itself. [...]
Microsoft takes a closer look at File Explorer
The latest builds of Windows 11 have corrected bugs and stabilized and optimized the famous File Explorer, the cornerstone of Windows 11. Not really. [...]
When Windows 11 asks you to eject your graphics card
Spoiler, just because the option is there doesn't mean you have to use it! For a few days now, and even a few weeks for the oldest cases, users have been reporting [...]
Intel on the verge of competing with AMD's most powerful APUs?
While AMD largely dominates the APU market, is Intel really in a position to challenge this hierarchy? In the small world of processors (or CPUs for Central Processing Units), [...]
At no less than $500,000, this ASUS GeForce RTX 5090 is the most expensive graphics card ever produced!
No less than 5 kilograms of gold were used to design this extraordinary card, which has been a favorite of gamers for many years now. [...]