The Ryzen 9 7945HX goes against Core i9-13950HX

AMD has announced the availability of its Ryzen 7045HX-series Dragon Range CPUs for high performance gaming laptops. These Zen 4 Dragon Range 5nm chiplet-design chips, should be enough to get ahead of Intel's 13th gen Raptor Lake counterparts, at least according to AMD.

Non-Ti version is just around the corner

According to the latest rumor, Nvidia could launch its next Geforce RTX 40 series SKU, the Geforce RTX 4070, on April 13th.

Up to 24 percent faster in some scenarios

AMD has now officially released the first official gaming benchmarks for its Ryzen 7 7800X3D SKU that is scheduled to launch on April 9th.

Hitting well over 12,000MB/s

While you can already buy PCIe Gen5 SSDs that can hit 10,000MB/s, it appears that Sabrent is going to push it a bit further, as it is currently working with Phison in order to bring the new Rocket X5 Gen5 SSD that will go well over 12,000MB/s, and possibly as high as 14,000MB/s. 

Hefty 6,000mAh battery and triple rear camera

Samsung has unveiled its latest entry-level Galaxy model, the Galaxy M14 5G. While it shares a lot of specifications with the Galaxy A14 5G, it comes with a heftier 6,000mAh battery.

Working on Intel's boards for now

G.Skill has announced its latest DDR5 kit based on 24GB memory modules, the Trident Z RGB DDR5-8000 CL38 48GB (24GBx2).

As promised by AMD last year

AMD has been promising cheaper AM5 motherboards for quite some time and now, ASRock B650M-HDV/M.2 is listed at Newegg.com for $124.99.

Ultracompact, long-life mini PC for Embedded, Edge and IoT

Simply NUC has announced its new 12th Gen Intel-based Chapel Rock mini PC lineup aimed at Edge and IoT markets, with use cases ranging from embedded units to edge devices. Based on 12th Gen Intel architecture and coming in 4"x4" form factor, Simply NUC's Chapel Rock lineup packs quite a punch and bring a wide range of features in a small form factor.

One based on GA104 GPU and with GDDR6X memory

According to the latest rumor, Nvidia might be working on another RTX 3060 graphics card, which would be the fourth version to date.

24 GB and 48 GB modules/kits are a no-go for AMD

While Intel 600- and 700-series boards are happily working with new 24 GB DDR5 memory modules and kits, it appears that AMD and motherboard makers have yet to make it work.