AMD and Intel are reportedly testing 16-pin power connectors on their next-gen gaming GPUs, meaning these new graphics cards could finally ditch the good old-fashioned 6-pin and 8-pin PCIe power ...

For the better part of a decade, Intel was the only x86 chipmaker to support 512-bit vector extensions — something that might ...

The debut of the new 12VHPWR power connector with the arrival of NVIDIA's GeForce RTX 40 Series wasn't smooth. With widespread reports of cables 'melting,' it led to a redesign with the newer and ...

Ultimately, it remains to be seen whether the new connector will replace the previous standard or whether Intel and AMD will continue to use the tried and tested 8-pin and 6-pin connectors.

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At the heart of your computer’s performance lies the processor socket, which acts as the critical bridge between the ...

Despite Nvidia introducing this technology in 2020, neither Intel nor AMD has followed in Nvidia's footsteps so far, opting instead to stick with traditional 8-pin power cables. However ...

Intel recently unveiled its Core Ultra 200S Arrow Lake processors at a launch event in Japan, where MSI, a key OEM partner, conducted a detailed examination of the CPU's physical structure.

AMD's next-gen RDNA 4 graphics cards are coming soon, but they're still shrouded in mystery. Here's everything we know about ...

Intel and AMD have announced the formation of an x86 ... And while x86 processors have traditionally used a pin grid array (PGA) or land grid array (LGA) socket design, allowing easy CPU upgrades ...

However, AMD's Radeon RX 7000 series and Intel's Arc Alchemist cards use older eight-pin formats, which haven't suffered widespread meltdowns. Still, reports of 12V-2x6 testing aren't surprising ...

Closer to the end of 2024, we return to the classic PC builds of the month. This time, we'll look at several typical ...