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Several public prices for the Ryzen 7 9800X3D have been published on European merchant sites. The new AMD processor targets gamers with its 8 cores and 16 threads, and clock speeds from 4.7 to 5.2 GHz. We already have its full specification here. It’s due to be launched on November 7, but tests will be published a day earlier according to the latest information. Obviously, the two key pieces of information – after its performance level, of course – will be its price and availability.

The Ryzen 7 9800X3D product sheet has leaked from a comparison site. While many elements are already known, this leak provides us with a few confirmations, as well as 2-3 interesting new pieces of information. For the record, the 9800X3D will be launched on November 7.

A lot of leaks and other more or less folkloric information are circulating about the next RTX 50. As with the writings of Nostradamus, there must be a few truths in the midst of this flood… But to find them, you have to wade through the flood. However, some social network leakers have a much higher rate of verified information than Nostradamus himself.

If you’ve been poking around on the net, you’re bound to have seen the incredible AIO from TRYX. If the brand doesn’t ring a bell, an AIO with a 6.5″ panoramic screen is bound to have caught your eye!

You probably haven’t heard of SOM (an acronym for Selector-Only Memory) yet. But this technology, patented by Samsung and SK Hynix, could change a lot of things in the near future. In simple terms, this memory incorporates non-volatile memory functions(NAND Flash) with read and write speeds similar to those of DRAM memory. Are we any closer to realising an antediluvian geek’s fantasy: Windows installed on ‘ram’?

Until now, AMD’s plans for GPUs have been somewhat hazy. Apart from rumors and leaks, information about the Reds’ plans for their next RDNA

AMD has just set a new record with quarterly sales of 6.8 billion US dollars. Never before has the company led by Lisa SU achieved such high sales in a single quarter. This record hides another, obviously even more positive one for the reds: profits swell again. A comparison with the third quarter of 2023 is illuminating. AMD’s total sales rose by 18% to $6.819 billion. Net income for the quarter was $771 million, 158% higher than a year ago. Gross profit margin increased by a further 1 percentage point over the previous quarter, and now stands at 50%.

Yesterday, October 28, Apple’s Vice President of Hardware Engineering announced the start of a series of Mac-related announcements: It ‘s a big week for the Mac, and this morning we begin a series of three new product announcements that we’ll be unveiling day by day. After yesterday’s announcement of the iMac, we’ll be unveiling the M4 generations of the MacBook Pro with the M4 chip. Our attention will be focused on the arrival (or not) of the as yet unannounced M4 Pro and M4 Max chips. The Mac mini is expected to lose size and undergo a major redesign. We don’t know if the Mac Studio will also be updated. But with prices ranging from €2,400 to €4,300 for M2 Max and M2 Ultra chips, it would be surprising to see Apple do without. Last July, rumors suggested a 2025 update for this range.

AMD Turbo Game Mode technology is said to bring significant gains in gaming. However, the figures are more mixed.

Black Ops 6 is a hit, and Microsoft is reaping the rewards of its strategy by considerably increasing its Game Pass audience.