The Best DDR5 RAM for AM5 & Intel (2025): 6000 CL30 and beyond
DDR5 has been around long enough to breed folklore—and enough BIOS revisions to make grown builders cry. This guide strips it back to what actually […]
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Intel’s ‘Crescent Island’ is an inference-first data-center GPU
Intel has unveiled Crescent Island, an inference-only data-center GPU built on its new Xe3P architecture and paired with up to 160 GB of LPDDR5X. The pitch […]
Intel’s Nova Lake & Diamond Rapids: Intel doc confirms next-gen cores
Intel’s latest ISA reference update has outed the core microarchitectures for its next major CPU families: Coyote Cove (P-cores) and Arctic Wolf (E-cores) for Nova […]
Intel Z890 Motherboard Mega Guide (2025) — ASUS, ASRock, GIGABYTE & MSI
What this guide is (and isn’t) — Z890 for LGA1851 / Core Ultra (Series 2) looks simple on a datasheet, but real builds succeed or […]
Intel Arc & Iris Xe Driver 32.0.101.8132 (WHQL)
Intel has pushed out a new WHQL graphics package — 32.0.101.8132 — for Arc B-series/A-series and Core Ultra with built-in Arc graphics. On paper it’s […]
Intel XeSS “Multi-Frame Generation” Spotted in Drivers
Intel’s driver files are now hinting at something called “XeSS Multi-Frame Generation.” On paper, that sounds like Intel’s take on modern frame-gen: extrapolating intermediate frames […]
Intel Ends Day-Zero Game Drivers for 11th–14th Gen iGPUs
Intel has moved its 11th–14th Gen integrated GPUs—and related Atom/Pentium/Celeron parts—to a legacy software support model. Practically, that means quarterly drivers focused on security and […]
DDR5 Blasts Past 13,000 MT/s on Intel Z890
Within the last few hours, overclocker reports show DDR5 memory cracking the 13,000 MT/s barrier on Gigabyte’s Z890 AORUS Tachyon ICE with an Arrow Lake […]
AM5 vs LGA1851 in 2025: Lane Maps, USB4/TB, Upgrade Paths & Total Platform Cost
Executive summary: If you value socket longevity and CPU-attached PCIe flexibility, AM5 is the safer long-term bet. If you prioritize Intel’s latest P/E-core CPUs and […]
NVIDIA’s $5B Intel bet: NVLink-on-x86 and RTX chiplet SoCs are coming — here’s what it changes
NVIDIA will invest $5 billion in Intel and co-develop multiple generations of custom x86 CPUs with NVLink for data centers plus x86 SoCs integrating RTX […]