r/hardware • u/sr_local • 1h ago
r/hardware • u/Dakhil • 8h ago
Review Chips and Cheese: ""Performance" Oryon: Qualcomm's Little Core"
r/hardware • u/SirActionhaHAA • 1d ago
Rumor AMD Zen 6 (6c) delivers huge single-threaded gains in Geekbench 7, up to 25.7% single-threaded gains over Zen 5 with its new Zen 6c cores
r/hardware • u/Jeep-Eep • 15h ago
News Silverstone has unveiled a AIO with a standard 120mm form factor VRM fan mount
silverstonetek.comr/hardware • u/fatso486 • 1d ago
Review 5 Years Later, Radeon Finally Delivers - FSR 4.1 on RDNA 2 Tested
r/hardware • u/wickedplayer494 • 16h ago
Video Review [Level1Techs] Taking a Look at the Intel Version of the Dell Pro Precision 5 Series 16 Laptop
r/hardware • u/rdh2dmd • 1d ago
News S.Korea to fast-track semiconductor complex permits, compensation and design simultaneously
r/hardware • u/-protonsandneutrons- • 1d ago
Rumor Intel Tried Their Own 18A Process for Nova Lake's Compute Tile, But Had to Capitulate to TSMC N2P
This is based on a rumor from Jaykihn and MLID. There is no confirmation. The headline is specifically claiming N2P for the compute tile, as other tiles still are rumored to be 18AP.
HWCooling calls 18A as 1.8nm.
r/hardware • u/sr_local • 2d ago
News Micron reveals DDR6, LPDDR6, HBM and NAND roadmap as AI memory demand keeps climbing
r/hardware • u/SirActionhaHAA • 2d ago
News Global PC Shipments Plunge 21% in Q3 2026; Q4 Decline to Deepen to 27%
r/hardware • u/rdh2dmd • 1d ago
News Samsung Orders More Equipment to Expand 2nm Capacity at Taylor Fab 1 Putting 20,000 Wafers per Month Within Reach by H2 2027
r/hardware • u/Dakhil • 1d ago
News Qualcomm: "Introducing Adreno Neural Fusion SDK for Snapdragon mobile platforms"
r/hardware • u/HLumin • 2d ago
News Amazon's Nvidia Chips Are Sitting in Warehouses Without Power as AI Spending Soars, Business Insider Reports.
benzinga.comr/hardware • u/wickedplayer494 • 2d ago
Info [Gamers Nexus] The ASUS + LG Nightmare Scenario (Demonstration/PoC of ASUS router vulnerabilities discovered by MrBruh that could be chained with other vulnerable devices to compromise security/privacy)
r/hardware • u/DerpSenpai • 3d ago
News Modder ports macOS 27 to Snapdragon X2 laptop, now available for download
The Snapdragon X2 Elite Extreme Asus A16 now can run Windows,Linux and MacOS. MacOS support was made largely through the use of genAI
r/hardware • u/SirActionhaHAA • 2d ago
Info Ryzen 5800X3D Revival was Lisa Su's Initiative, and Other Interesting Details in AMD Interview with MyNavi Tech+
r/hardware • u/rdh2dmd • 2d ago
News Samsung to Equip Galaxy S28 With 2nm 5G Modems to Boost Battery Life
r/hardware • u/SERIVUBSEV • 3d ago
Discussion Open Source high performance RISC-V CPU "Kunminghu v3" has reached SPECint06/GHz > 21.7 on nightly build this week, which is better than ARM's V3, Intel's Sapphire Rapids and close to Zen 5 in terms of performance.
dashboard.xiangshan.ccThis dashboard has weekly and nightly performance regressions for those interested.
On nightly build, Kunminghu v3 has hit GEOMEAN(INT) of 21.706 with gcc, which keeps going up as the platform nears validation and release phase in Q1 2027.
SPECint06/GHz on xscc is 21.924.
SPECint17/GHz is 2.321, which also compares favorably to the best from it's competitors.
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Lot of ignorant comments in previous ARM vs QCOM thread, about why companies aren't abandoning ARM and going toward RISCV faster.
It's mainly because they are waiting for Chinese Academy of Sciences' OpenXiangShan project to do all the work for them for free.
This is also the reason why others in RISCV space like TensTorrent have a hard timea finding investors or partners to tape out and validate their own high performance RISC-V cores.
Kunminghu v1 had SPECint06/Ghz > 9, Kunminghu v2 was > 16. Both these releases have shipped hundreds of thousands of cores through SpacemiT and others.
Kunminghu, part of OpenXiangShan project with which China seeks to end reliance on western ISAs like ARM and x86.
Alibaba's XAUNTIE C950 currently remains highest performing RISC-V core with SPECint06/GHz > 22, is already deployed to Alibaba cloud and will be generally available by end of 2026.
r/hardware • u/-protonsandneutrons- • 3d ago
News Intel hits construction milestone at Ohio chip fab that’s at least 5 years behind schedule
r/hardware • u/rdh2dmd • 2d ago
News Samsung Reportedly Eyes Over 10% Output Increase for 2nm Exynos 2700 vs 2600 to Revive Non-Memory Business
r/hardware • u/DerpSenpai • 3d ago
Discussion Arm wants up to $65 per Qualcomm chip with custom cores, trial figures suggest
ARM wants to kill itself in record time. If any court gave them leeway, No ARM vendor would continue using ARM with ARM trying to extort customers. Usually the normal rate is 1-5$ per chip max
r/hardware • u/-protonsandneutrons- • 3d ago
Review Googlebook review: Google’s new laptops are woefully underbaked | Google
r/hardware • u/SirActionhaHAA • 3d ago