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The curtain comes up on AMD's Vega architectureRadeons get ready for the workloads of the future | 155 |
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Aorus' Z270X-Gaming 5 motherboard reviewedThe first of a new flock | 21 |
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Nvidia unveils its GTX 1050 and GTX 1050 Ti for laptopsThe pint-size Pascal empowers portable players | 16 |
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Intel's Core i7-7700K 'Kaby Lake' CPU reviewedHeavy lies the crown | 169 |
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MSI's Z270 Gaming Pro Carbon motherboard reviewedA new generation rises | 10 |
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The Tech Report System Guide: December 2016 editionMan, it feels good to be a gamer | 93 |
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Zotac's Zbox Magnus EN1070 mini-PC reviewedPascal produces a mini-monster | 21 |
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HyperX's Cloud Stinger headset reviewedA more affordable Cloud condenses | 5 |
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Gigabyte's P57X v6 gaming notebook reviewed Full-fat Pascal comes to notebooks | 20 |
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AMD crests Summit Ridge with Ryzen CPUsRyzen shine | 367 |
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The Tech Report's winter 2016 mobile staff picksThe best tablets, Chromebooks, laptops, and phones | 42 |
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AMD opens up machine learning with Radeon InstinctVega lights the way | 65 |
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STAFF TWEETS
- jkampman_tr: Hey @SlackHQ, seems like new messages in a channel shouldn't yank view down when you're scrolled back in the message history (on Web app)
- jkampman_tr: spoke too soon
- jkampman_tr: Lost three days to #CESPlague recovery, but feeling pretty good this AM. Ready to get back in the saddle
- jkampman_tr: AMD and NV esp. have compelling products for this space, but as with anything semiconductors, you underestimate Intel at your own peril. Fin
- jkampman_tr: NV is a leader in this space, to be certain, but Intel can't be counted out because of this contrived CPU-GPU gap. Picture is more nuanced
- jkampman_tr: the notion that Intel is somehow stuck on CPU tech while AMD and NV have a stranglehold on massively parallel compute is laughably wrong
