Apple's M1 processor and Macs were undoubtedly the biggest tech news that closed last year. Its performance, especially for a first try at a desktop-class ARM-based processor, left many questioning ...
Each year during Computex 2006 we always manage to benchmark something pretty cool and usually quite exclusive - this year we think it is safe to say we out did ourselves! It just seems to be the way ...
Intel has begun offering a "training class" to channel customers, directly targeting rival AMD's new policy of emphasising model numbers over clock speeds. The class charges that AMD's Athlon XP 2000+ ...
Intel has removed a controversial clause in a microcode license after public outcry from across the tech community. Intel landed itself in hot water this week as it published a license for its ...
Since at least Computex, Intel has been raising concerns with reviewers about the types of tests we run, which applications reviewers tend to use, and whether those tests are capturing 'real-world' ...
Apple has been garnering a lot of praise for its M1 system-on-chip (SoC), the company's first custom Apple Silicon design specifically for its MacBook laptops and Mac Mini desktops. The M1 also ...
Intel and its hired benchmarking gun, Principled Technologies, have come under fire for the benchmarking methodology used to validate the Core i9-9900K as the "world's fastest gaming processor." At ...
SPEC, a non-profit organization established to conduct fair benchmarks and one of the performance test standards organizations, has stated that ``Intel may improve the scores of certain benchmarks in ...
Use left and right arrow keys to seek audio. It was barely a month ago that Intel GPU boss Raja Koduri teased that he was benchmarking the gaming-focused Intel Xe-HPG graphics card, and now he's ...
Intel has agreed to settle a class action lawsuit that claims the company "manipulated" benchmark scores in the early 2000s to make its new Pentium 4 chip seem faster than AMD's Athlon. Intel will pay ...
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