Once again, it’s time for Vega 20’s new benchmarks, AMD Radeon Pro Vega 20 to be exact. It’s the first implementation of Vega architecture in a 7nm GPU. AMD has repeatedly stated that they are already testing the appropriate GPU in the lab. So far, only a Radeon branded card is confirmed with this GPU and it can be assumed that AMD will bring a corresponding HPC variant on the market.
Shortly after Computex, Apacer announced several new Panther Rage family storage kits. At its center is the new, RGB RAM chip – Panther Rage DDR4 RGB. Visually, the new kits are based on the Panther Rage series, which includes the Panther Rage Illumination DDR4-3000. It comes with the Heatspreader with integrated Panter design as well as the plastic inserts on the top, which should remind of fangs with illuminated LEDs. However, you do not only offer a version with mainly black heatspreader. Instead, customers can choose between black with gold applications and gold.
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For the anniversary of the 8086 processor, Intel is planning a Core i7-8086K with 5 GHz. There have been several indications in the past. Intel celebrates the 40th anniversary of the 8086 on June 8th, so Computex is looking forward to seeing the Core i7-8086K next week.
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Valve surprised the gaming community by announcing that it was working in bringing PC games to iOS and android via streaming through a mobile Stream link app. The app is already available in beta for the android so if you own an android device, you can try it already. A version for the iPad and iPhone will be hit the app store soon.
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There are 7 days to WWDC 2018. After a somewhat underrated keynote in March, Apple prepares its developer conference where, this time, we will see many surprises in the form of hardware and software and other developments. At the WWDC 2017, we also made our predictions and we were not disappointed: new iMac, MacBook and iPad Pro saw the light, with new features such as the Touch Bar or the new form factor of the iPad Pro. Similarly, it was also announced the arrival of HomePod and iMac Pro. This time, at WWDC 2018, we expect more of the same, but better. Do you want to know everything that Apple could present in a week in its WWDC 2018? Well, keep reading.
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In the past days and weeks, there was a lot of talk about Intel’s problems with the next production step in 10 nm. Just recently, Intel had to admit again that it has manufacturing issues at 10 nm and that mass production for desktop and server processors must be postponed again and is now scheduled for sometime in 2019. At yesterday’s 2018 Annual Stockholders’ Meeting, Intel CEO Brian Krzanich had to answer some awkward questions. With the Core i3-8121U a first processor in small series in 10 nm is manufactured, but this is missing on a working graphics unit and so should the also emergent Core m3-8114Y be the first fully functioning desktop processor from this production.
