PC Hardware News Roundup - Week Ending 10/27/24

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ASUS Launches GeForce RTX 4070 Ti SUPER TUF Gaming with AD102 GPU

ASUS has introduced a new TUF Gaming variant of the GeForce RTX 4070 Ti SUPER featuring the AD102 GPU. This card offers slightly modified designs compared to the AD103-based model, primarily due to cost optimization. The AD102 model reduces memory modules and VRMs, while still delivering solid performance with DLSS 3 support and cooling innovations. It’s already available at Newegg for $809.99, undercutting its AD103 counterpart by $40.

AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D Reviews Coming Soon

AMD is lifting the embargo on Ryzen 7 9800X3D reviews on November 6, just a day before the product officially launches. This new 8-core Zen5 processor is expected to outperform its predecessor, the 7800X3D, by around 8% in gaming. AMD has yet to announce the final price, although some retailers in Europe have started listing it with tentative pricing.

AMD FSR4 Coming to Call of Duty: Black Ops 6

In a collaboration with Activision, AMD’s upcoming FidelityFX Super Resolution 4.0 (FSR4) will be implemented in the latest Call of Duty game, Black Ops 6. This version of FSR uses machine learning for enhanced upscaling, following the progression from spatial to temporal upscaling. This advancement may rival NVIDIA’s DLSS in AI-driven upscaling, improving gaming visuals and efficiency.

HWiNFO Adds Support for AMD's Krackan and Strix Halo APUs

The latest HWiNFO update (v8.14) introduces support for AMD’s upcoming "Krackan" and "Strix Halo" APUs. This addition aligns with AMD’s rumored APU launches at CES 2025, potentially featuring Zen5 architecture and increased AI capabilities. The update also includes enhancements for Intel’s Arrow Lake processors, expanding reporting for DDR5 memory configurations and Intel B850 and B840 motherboards.

AMD RDNA4 GPUs Expected in Early 2025

AMD CEO Lisa Su confirmed the upcoming release of RDNA4-based GPUs in early 2025, with significant improvements in ray tracing and AI capabilities. Unlike previous generations, the RDNA4 lineup is expected to focus on mid-range models rather than high-end enthusiast GPUs, potentially leading with RX 8800 and RX 8700 models.

ASUS ProArt 5K Monitor for Professionals

ASUS has launched the ProArt Display 5K PA27JCV, tailored for color-critical professional work. This 27-inch monitor offers a 5120x2880 resolution, Calman certification, and nearly perfect color accuracy (Delta E <2). It supports HDR10, a wide color gamut, and includes a KVM switch, making it ideal for creative professionals.

AYANEO Teases Revolutionary Gaming Handheld, AYANEO 3

AYANEO has teased its new gaming handheld, codenamed REVO, indicating an innovative design and potentially powerful hardware. Though details remain scarce, the teaser hints at an OLED display and possibly AR integration. This could position AYANEO 3 as a competitor in the rapidly evolving handheld gaming market for 2025.

CES 2025 Set to Bring Major Announcements from AMD

CES 2025 is expected to feature AMD's announcements of new products across multiple categories, including RDNA4 GPUs, Fire Range HX APUs for high-performance laptops, and Ryzen Z2 APUs for handhelds. Speculation suggests that RDNA4 will target mainstream markets, while Ryzen Z2 could see an increase in price-performance options across handheld devices.

Intel Core Ultra 200K Performance Summary

Intel’s Core Ultra 200K series, part of the Arrow Lake lineup, demonstrates mixed performance with a 5% boost in applications and a slight drop in gaming performance compared to the 14th Gen Core processors. The data, compiled from 20 reviews, highlights the 285K model's competitive edge in multi-core applications, while it lags slightly behind in gaming.

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