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Frustrated Dev Accused Intel of Selling „Defective” Raptor Lake Processors and Started Using AMD Hardware
Alderon Games studio accused Intel of selling defective processors in the Raptor Lake series, the 13th and 14th generations. The existence of the problem was also confirmed by the developers of the Warframe game.
video games
Martin Bukowski
July 15, 2024
Intel Leaves Russia, Refuses to Bow to Threats
Intel made the decision to halt cooperation with Russia. However, the company has not bowed to Russian threats and has joined the global boycott of the invasion of Ukraine.
hardware & software
Arkadiusz Strzala
April 6, 2022
Electronics Shortages Could Return After Lockdown in Shenzhen
Foxconn's Shenzhen factories have stopped working due to a lockdown. This does not bode well for the availability of electronics and their prices.
hardware & software
Arkadiusz Strzala
March 14, 2022
Intel's New CPUs Gaining Popularity and Starting to Outsell AMD
According to stats covering sales in some markets, Intel Alder Lake-S processors have already overtaken AMD chips. Generation 12 features a hybrid architecture that is generating a lot of interest.
hardware & software
Arkadiusz Strzala
February 10, 2022
Intel Apologizes to China for Wanting to Stop Cooperation With Xinjiang
Intel's call to break off cooperation with the Xinjiang region was negatively received by the Chinese. This, in turned, prompted the company to publish an official apology in a damage control attempt.
hardware & software
Arkadiusz Strzala
December 23, 2021
Head of Intel Claims Electronic Component Crisis Will Last at Least Until 2023
Head of Intel Pat Gelsinger repeats his speculation about chip shortages being expected to last until 2023. AMD's boss is more optimistic on the issue and says improvements will come as early as next year.
hardware & software
Dawid Wanat
December 21, 2021
Intel Develops Software to Use LAN Hardware for Metaverse
Metaverse will require a lot from hardware. Intel takes a step towards this technology and announces the ability to share computing power between devices, including those from competing companies.
hardware & software
Arkadiusz Strzala
December 15, 2021
Denuvo Issues on Intel's New CPUs Almost Fixed
The problems of Intel Alder Lake processors with the Denuvo DRM have almost been solved. Only three games - including Assassin's Creed: Valhalla - are still experiencing trouble.
video games
Hubert Sledziewski
December 7, 2021
Gigabyte Saves New Intel CPUs in Games Using Denuvo
Gigabyte has released a patch for Intel Alder Lake processors. It eliminates problems with DRM systems in games in exchange for disabling some innovative features - unfortunately, it's available only for owners of boards from Gigabyte for now.
hardware & software
Dawid Wanat
November 23, 2021
Intel Knocks Out AMD
The 12th generation of Intel Core CPUs has caught up or overtaken AMD Ryzen series in the desktop field in many applications. The next blow, the i7-12700H, came in the mobile category.
hardware & software
Bartlomiej Sagan
November 19, 2021
Intel CPUs With New Security Vulnerabilities
The most recently detected security vulnerabilities was found in AMD processors. It turns out, however, that also some Intel units also have significant problems.
hardware & software
Dawid Wanat
November 17, 2021
Denuvo Causes Trouble on Intel Alder Lake CPUs; 32 Games Affected
Yesterday's launch of Intel Alder Lake CPUs was not without controversy. Information was confirmed that the chips do not work well with 32 games (including AC: Valhalla, Far Cry Primal and Mortal Kombat 11) running on Windows 10 and 11. The main problems are caused by Denuvo DRM solution.
hardware & software
Hubert Sledziewski
November 5, 2021
Intel Doesn't Believe in Electronics Prices Dropping Before 2023
Intel's CEO believes that component shortages (and thus high electronics prices) will be with us until at least 2023.
hardware & software
Jacob Blazewicz
October 22, 2021
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Windows 11 Doesn't Slow Down Ryzens Anymore [UPDATED]
Windows 11 has received another update. This time if did fix the bug slowing down Ryzen CPUs.
hardware & software
Jacob Blazewicz
October 22, 2021
Some Games Won't Run on Intel's New CPUs Due to DRM
Owners of a sizeable collection of older games should approach the new generation of Alder Lake-S CPUs with caution. DRM software may have problems with Intel's upcoming chips.
hardware & software
Arkadiusz Strzala
October 18, 2021
Intel Won't Build a Factory in the UK Due to Brexit
Intel's new factory will not be built in Great Britain. The reason is the fact that this country is no longer a member of the European Union, i.e. the Brexit. There are 70 other locations in 10 EU countries under consideration.
hardware & software
Arkadiusz Strzala
October 7, 2021
Is There Really a Chip Shortage? Manufacturer Accuses Middlemen
According to TSMC's analysis, some manufacturers are keeping some of the purchased components for themselves. This hits other companies, such as Nvidia and AMD.
hardware & software
Michael Zegar
October 6, 2021
Intel Confidently Announces the End of AMD's Dominance
Pat Gelsinger, Intel's chief executive, announces the company's return to the top. The new Alder Lake and Sapphire Rapids processors are expected to not only compete with AMD, but dominate the market.
hardware & software
Konrad Sarzynski
October 5, 2021
Intel Core i9-12900K Could be Up to 27% Faster Than Ryzen 9 5950X
The release of Intel Core Alder Lake CPUs is fast approaching, so more and more information about them appears on the web. The latest one concerns benchmarks in which the i9-12900K chip beats the Ryzen 9 5950X.
hardware & software
Martin Nothing
September 27, 2021
Electronics Prices May Not Drop After All - Factories Lack Workers
Chip factories are facing another problem. As one report shows, a shortage of properly trained workers may be starting.
hardware & software
Miriam Moszczynska
September 24, 2021