At Computex 2016 after presenting the Radeon RX 480 video card, AMD has also announced its mobile Bristol Ridge processors that have been in the news feed for quite some time now.
The new chips, sadly, come with the older Excavator... Read more
Little by little it becomes clear that AMD may have another big winner in its hands after the Athlon and Athlon 64 processors, which debuted in years 1999 and 2003, respectively. Of course we are talking about AMD’s Zen processors and the... Read more
Along with the HP ENVY x360, which happens to be the world’s first notebook using the brand new AMD Bristol Ridge APUs, HP has presented what seems to be the world’s thinnest notebook – the HP Spectre. The device is just 10.4 mm thick, which... Read more
HP, in partnership with AMD, has announced the world’s first notebook with AMD’s latest mobile Bristol Ridge APUs. The notebook is called ENVY x360 and carries an AMD FX-9800P processor.
The FX-9800P chip has four Excavator computational... Read more
AMD has announced early availability (whatever this means) of its new mobile 7th generation AMD A-Series processors, codenamed Bristol Ridge. According to AMD the new mobile APUs provide excellent graphics, outstanding performance and great... Read more
Little by little the new AMD Zen processors are getting closer, which is also true for the AM4 socket. A few days ago we reported that the AM4 socket would have 1331 pins, which is a big increase compared to the 942 pins of the AM3+ socket and... Read more
AMD’s upcoming Zen processors will be the most interesting chips that will come out of the US company but until they appear we will have to do with the so-called Bristol Ridge APUs. The chips are expected this spring and little by little we... Read more
PC users have a choice when buying a new processor – they can either purchase a boxed CPU that comes with a cooling fan, or go tray and get their own cooler. While the first option saves you the hassle of looking for a CPU cooler, there’s a... Read more
AMD will have at least three major product releases this year if everything goes well at this US company – in March we are expecting the first Bristol Ridge AM4 processors with support for DDR4 memory, in summer 2016 we will get the incredibly... Read more
The lack of high-performance processors in the AMD portfolio and the fact that the AM3+ platform has been around for years has led to increased interest as to what AMD will offer in the near future. This is how we know that the US company will... Read more
A few days ago a new online rumor claimed that AMD would launch its new AM4 platform, designed for the upcoming Zen and Bristol Ridge processors, in March 2016. Zen is still scheduled for Q4 2016 and it makes no sense to have motherboards on... Read more