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Month: December 2023

AMD’s next-gen server chips appear with 192 Zen 5c cores — EPYC Turin can also have up to 128 standard Zen 5 cores, new chips pictured and detailed in leak

Published by craig on December 18, 2023

A next-gen AMD Epyc Turin server processor with 192 Zen 5c cores has been photographed for the first time. Chip diagrams have been shared too.…

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Today’s heavy GPUs continue to be plagued with cracking around PCIe slots — 19 damaged Nvidia RTX 4090s, most with cracked PCBs, arrive at NorthridgeFix repair

Published by craig on December 18, 2023

NorthbridgeFix received 19 damaged GeForce RTX 4090 GPUs, and the majority were ‘no fix’ cases due to PCB fracture. Powered by WPeMatico Go to Source…

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Intel details game-boosting frame generation tech that applies a different technique — ExtraSS uses extrapolation instead of AMD and Nvidia’s approach that uses interpolation

Published by craig on December 18, 2023

Intel will follow in Nvidia’s and AMD’s footsteps with ExtraSS, which adds frame generation to the company’s XeSS upscaler. Powered by WPeMatico Go to Source…

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AMD strikes back at Nvidia with new MI300X benchmarks — MI300X shows 30% higher performance than H100, even with an optimized software stack

Published by craig on December 17, 2023

AMD continued to engage with Nvidia’s claims by showing some of its results, including further optimizations, while others accounted for latency, typically the situation with…

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