Bogdan Solca is a Senior Tech Writer at Notebookcheck. He specializes in AI and machine learning, focusing on topics such as Industrial IoT, AI platforms, computer hardware, and consumer electronics, including video game consoles and electronic components. His insights and expertise have been featured in various publications, showcasing his in-depth knowledge of CPUs and GPUs.
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Bogdan Solca's coverage mainly focuses on product promotions in the technology sector, with a significant emphasis on gaming-related hardware and deals. He predominantly covers press releases and promotional deals related to computer hardware, CPUs, GPUs, laptops, and other tech products.
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By: Bogdan Solca
Nvidia confirms that DLSS5 is just taking a screenshot of the display output and is analyzing it with a generative AI model in order to “enhance” the visual fidelity. The AI model essentially decides what it thinks the final render should look like with little control over the output from the artists.
By: Bogdan Solca
After focusing on too much OS-level AI integration and the small reality check delivered by Apple's MacBook Neo with its 8 GB of RAM, Microsoft now promises to scale back on the AI features and actually bring much needed improvements for Windows 11, including lower RAM footprint, WebUI3 user interface, a more responsive File Explorer and drivers for the latest hardware tech.
By: Bogdan Solca
The B3 G1 series can be equipped with up to an Intel Core Ultra 7 vPro 265H, 96 GB DDR5-5600 RAM and 6 TB of PCIe 4.0 NVMe SSD storage. Both sizes feature 1200p and 1600p IPS screens and the 16-inch model has a 1200p touchscreen option.
By: Bogdan Solca
Thanks to the outstanding Snapdragon X2 Elite implementation, the Lenovo Yoga Slim 7x Gen 11 model is shaping up to be the new battery life ultrabook champ of 2026. Performance is up there with the latest Intel and AMD competition, but the $900 starting price is iffy considering the market conditions.
By: Bogdan Solca
The QD-OLED / WOLED panel lottery was reserved only for markets outside the US and Korea previously, but with the latest S90H OLED TV series, Samsung seemingly decided to eliminate this issue by completely ditching QD-OLED panels for WOLEDs globally. No more lottery and no more QD-OLEDs at a more affordable price point either.
By: Bogdan Solca
The Zenbook A14 model features 16 GB RAM, 512 GB SSD and a 2K OLED screen, while the A16 model comes with the more powerful Extreme-series processor, 48 GB LPDDR5X-9600 RAM, 1 TB SSD and a 3K OLED display. HP's OmniBook Ultra 14 is also available now, but at a considerably higher price of $2,049.99
By: Bogdan Solca
The increased frequencies would be possible via the N2P fabrication from TSMC. Still, even with the more efficient nodes, the Dimensity 9600 Pro chips are apparently overheating and require more complex cooling.
By: Bogdan Solca
Besides the powerful AMD Strix Halo APU, Minisforum plans to include 64 GB of LPDDR5X RAM, a maximum of 200 TB storage space via 5x HDD and 5x SSD slots, USB4 v2 connectivity and dual 10 GbE NICs. The chassis would also integrate an advanced multi-fan cooling system. Full specs expected to release on April 23.
The new iBOX fanless mini PCs from ASRock can be equipped with Core Ultra X7 385H and Core Ultra 5 325 processors, which can be complemented by up to 128 GB DDR5 RAM. Other highlights include PCIe 5.0 storage, Thunderbolt 4 connectivity and dual 2.5 Gbps NICs.
The new Wildcat Lake family of mini PC from Beelink is powered by the Intel Core 3 Processor 304 and comes in three variants: an entry-level that supports only LPDDR5 RAM, an advanced model that additionally supports desktop-grade DDR5 RAM and a NAS model with support for 2 HDDs and a PCIe 4.0 SSD.
