Today leo heats it up with discussion on Intel, AMD, Kaspersky being Russian, Samsung and Toshiba and one of his favourite topics - Apple. Don't listen to him, he really doesn't like Apple. Oh yes - ...

AMD has been unafraid to push back against the long-standing dominance of Intel in the CPU arena by talking up both the value-per-dollar and high-end performance delivered by their latest Ryzen ...

Which Ryzen or Intel CPUs are best? Intel has historically been the market leader for computer processors or central processing units (CPUs). The flagship CPU product line of Intel is the Intel Core ...

AMD today launched its most recent generation of business processors for business PCs, the Ryzen Pro 8000 series, for both desktop and laptops. For now, AMD will be the only CPU vendor offering ...

Almost no one asked for it, but curiosity won out. We're taking a close look at Intel's Core Ultra 5 225F–a locked, budget-focused CPU that's been ...

Last week AMD’s Zen 5 architecture arrived to mixed reception on the desktop. KitGuru has reviewed the new Zen 5 Ryzen 5 9600X and Ryzen 7 9700X, and now we are moving on to the grunty Ryzen 9, ...

The PC scene is really heating up. With Arm-based processors from Qualcomm and Apple offering stark competition against the conventional x86-64 world, and with AI being such a focus of so many players ...

There can't really be any doubt at this point: AI is going to change all of our lives, and there's no going back from here. Still, there's quite a bit of debate over exactly how it's going to happen.

Like other 8000-series 'Hawk Point' and 'Phoenix' products, these are built on the tried-and-true Zen 4 architecture that has been powering Ryzen for a few years (we have to wait a bit longer until we ...

I'm a senior analyst charged with testing and reviewing VPNs and other security apps for PCMag. I grew up in the heart of Silicon Valley and have been involved with technology since the 1990s.

I'm a senior analyst charged with testing and reviewing VPNs and other security apps for PCMag. I grew up in the heart of Silicon Valley and have been involved with technology since the 1990s.