CPU versus Sieving Speed (Notes at bottom)<BR><BR>For those of you that are interested in how fast this is....<BR><BR>You roughly get 60% of your speed sieved per week.<BR><BR>So if your machine runs ...

The overall performance of a computer system depends on the performance of several of its subsystems, especially the central processing unit itself. Whether you're checking for reliability problems or ...

Intel Core Ultra 7 270K Plus and 250K Plus are now official, with more cores, and an intriguing new change to boost gaming ...

The Ryzen 7 9800X3D, with its newer Zen 5 architecture and second-gen 3D V-Cache, offers a noticeable performance bump over the 7800X3D, especially in games, thanks to its larger cache and potentially ...

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 ...

One often overlooked component of any great gaming PC is the CPU. While shiny new graphics cards get all the attention, the CPU is just as important, as it determines how fast your computer is.

Intel is expanding its Core Ultra 200HX line of mobile chips for high-performance laptops with two new “Plus” branded processors. Laptops with the new Intel Core Ultra 9 290HX ...

A very common question I am asked is which is more important, the speed of the processor or the amount memory. This is a difficult question to answer and it would help if we had some understanding of ...

The very first Geekbench 6 benchmarks of the MacBook Pro with M3 processor have started to appear in the Geekbench 6 database. What they show is a processor whose higher CPU performance is almost ...

Shopping for a new laptop can be a confusing experience. I find the best place to start is with size. Do you want a featherlight ultraportable or a larger model that has a bigger screen but is more of ...

Hack #26 from PC Hacks by Jim Aspinwall (O’Reilly Media). Adjusting the power supply voltage to your CPU can make all the difference between an erratically performing speed-hack and a stable screaming ...