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  • Intel to Launch Arc A770 GPU on October 12 for $329

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    Intel to Launch Arc A770 GPU on October 12 for $329

    This places it at the same MSRP as the Nvidia RTX 3060.

    This week, Intel revealed the release date and pricing for its upcoming Arc A770 desktop PC graphics card. The GPU will be out on October 12 for an MSRP of just $329 (USD). Intel has long said that they aim to be competitive when it comes to pricing on their Arc series of GPUs and, well, it seems like that is indeed going to be the case.

    The price of the A770 place it up against cards like Nvidia's RTX 3060. However,...
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  • Intel Announces October Launch for 13th Gen Raptor Lake CPUs

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    Intel Announces October Launch for 13th Gen Raptor Lake CPUs

    The announcement comes just a day after AMD released their new processors.

    During their Intel Vision Event, Intel announced that their 13th Gen "Raptor Lake" CPUs will be released starting on October 20, 2022. Much like 2021's Alder Lake (12th Gen), Raptor Lake will again utilize a blend of performance (P-Cores) and efficiency (E-Cores) cores. Raptor Lake will make use of the new Z790 chipset, but it seems as though those with Z690 boards will still be fine to upgrade....
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  • First Official Benchmarks for Intel Arc GPUs are Shockingly Bad

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    First Official Benchmarks for Intel Arc GPUs are Shockingly Bad

    It is, on average, 15% slower than GPUs released three years ago.

    Intel's first discreet graphics card, the Arc A380, was released! Well, it was released, but only in China so far. If nothing else, Intel fulfilled their promise of releasing their first discreet Arc GPU.

    The first official benchmarks for the Intel Arc A380 have naturally started to trickle out and the results are not great. These "official" reviews come courtesy of Intel directly via their reviewer's...
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  • Intel Provides First Look at Arc A-Series Desktop GPU

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    Intel Provides First Look at Arc A-Series Desktop GPU

    The cards will begin releasing this summer.

    Intel has finally shown off what its discreet line of Arc A-series desktop graphics cards should look like. The company revealed the design alongside word that the first mobile devices with Arc GPUs were starting to be released today.

    Intel confirmed that there would be a limited-edition Intel Arc GPU coming this summer. Though not stated, it is expected that these "limited-edition" cards will be akin to the "Founders...
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  • Intel Says Its Desktop Arc GPUs Will be Out in Q2 2022

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    Intel Says Its Desktop Arc GPUs Will be Out in Q2 2022

    The release window continues to narrow.

    Intel announced that their upcoming desktop graphics cards, named Arc, will be out some time in Q2 2022. This means that they could begin to launch anywhere from April 2022 to the end of June 2022. Though the desktop GPUs are coming a bit later, laptops equipped with Arc GPUs will begin shipping this quarter.

    The Arc cards have been in development for some time now at Intel but were only officially announced in August 2021. At CES...
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  • New Graphics Cards Announced by AMD, Nvidia, and Intel at CES 2022

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    New Graphics Cards Announced by AMD, Nvidia, and Intel at CES 2022

    More hardware that will be in short supply that you will never get to buy.

    CES 2022 is underway, though there really isn't much of an "in-person" presence this year. Even still, some new tech was announced on the first day that was worth sharing. AMD and Nvidia both announced new releases of their current lineup of Radeon and GeForce cards respectively. Intel announced its first generation of Arc series GPUs.

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    AMD announed the Radeon RX 6500 XT. This...
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  • EA Releases Update for Battlefield V to Add Intel Alder Lake CPU Support

    In case you were wondering what that update was all about.

    If you happen to have Battlefield V installed, you may have noticed that a new update was released today on the PC. You're probably also wondering just what that update was all about.

    I'm here to inform you that the roughly 200MB update released today was to add support for the latest Intel CPUs that were just released. Those new Intel CPUs being the 12th-gen Intel Core processors otherwise known as Alder Lake....
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  • New Tendencies in PCs Which will be Seen in 2018

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    New Tendencies in PCs Which will be Seen in 2018

    The world of the PCs, which has been living for quite a few years on earnings from its golden age of the past decade, is suffering a notable transformation in a very short period of time. When we talk about PCs, we are now not only talking about desktop computers, when all is said and done. Also included are laptop units, All in One units and desktop or gaming units.

    The difference now between PCs and non PCs is the operating system which the unit uses, whether it is Windows,...
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  • Oculus Announces Partnership with PC Manufacturers for Sub $1,000 'Oculus Ready' PCs

    Today at Oculus Connect, VP of Product Nate Mitchell announced that their company will be partnering with various PC manufacturers to bring "Oculus Ready" PCs priced at under $1,000 (USD).

    So far, Oculus revealed that they have set up partnerships with Nvidia, Asus,Alienware, Dell, AMD, and Intel. All "Oculus Ready" computers will ship with a special tag (seen below) to show that it meets the requirements to handle virtual reality adequately.

    The very m...
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  • Oculus Announces Partnership with PC Manufacturers for Sub $1,000 'Oculus Ready' PCs

    Today at Oculus Connect, VP of Product Nate Mitchell announced that their company will be partnering with various PC manufacturers to bring "Oculus...
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  • Razer Announces a New RealSense Camera for VR and Game Streamers

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    Razer Announces a New RealSense Camera for VR and Game Streamers

    Razer and Intel are teaming up to bring the world a new RealSense powered VR-enabled camera. This camera will, as indicated, have a home with those using virtual reality products, such as Razer's own OSVR tech, as well as those who are in the business of streaming games on a regular basis.
    With Intel RealSense technology incorporated into a new Razer product design, users can expect to enjoy significantly enhanced game broadcasting and VR gaming capabilities. Among the novel features
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  • Razer Announces a New RealSense Camera for VR and Game Streamers

    Razer and Intel are teaming up to bring the world a new RealSense powered VR-enabled camera. This camera will, as indicated, have a home with...
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  • Intel Takes a Stand Against Gamergate to the Tune of a $300 Million Campaign for Diversity in Tech

    During Intel's keynote today at CES 2015, the company pledged to spend $300 million over the next five years to improve diversity in the tech industry. This campaign aims to address the issues of underrepresentation of women in the industry as well as minorities. This includes working with groups such as the ESL, IGDA, Girls Who Code, Feminst Frequency, and more. Intel CEO Brian Krzanich alluded to issues facing the tech industry over the past year, including Gamergate, as some of the ma...
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  • Intel Takes a Stand Against Gamergate to the Tune of a $300 Million Campaign for Diversity in Tech

    During Intel's keynote today at CES 2015, the company pledged to spend $300 million over the next five years to improve diversity in the tech...
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  • Intel Resumes Advertising on Gamasutra Much to the Dismay of GamerGate

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    Intel Resumes Advertising on Gamasutra Much to the Dismay of GamerGate

    Intel has gone back on its rather rash decision to pull advertising from the game industry site, Gamasutra. They resumed advertising about a day ago and even noted the importance of the site's audience to its own community. Intel had initially pulled advertising from Gamasutra following pressure from one of the many spam mail campaigns by Gamergate supporters. This is where they sent multiple emails (usually more than one from the same person, or many from a number of fake accounts they set...
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