As far as handset vendors go, Huawei holds special importance to me. Their devices were among the first that I ever reviewed here on AnandTech, and the Mate series has been one that I’ve personally watched while it has evolved over the years. There’s been ups and downs in their products, but hynix 4gb ddr3…
Best photo printer 2018: the best printers for your digital photos
Buying the best photo printer money can buy is a sure fire way of doing your digital photos justice. If you’re a keen photographer, you’ll…
If Intel Is Suffering a CPU Shortage, Can AMD Pick Up the Slack?
Intel is experiencing a CPU shortage related to its delayed 10nm ramp, with total PC sales estimated to fall by as much as 7 percent…
Nvidia GeForce RTX 2080 review
Nvidia’s ‘xx80’ graphics cards (such as the GTX 980 and GTX 1080) have always hit the sweet spot of offering amazing performance to justify their…
AMD Ryzen 5 2400G APU plays Battlefield 5 at 30 fps
AMD’s latest Ryzen APUs, a.k.a. Accelerated Processing Units, come with surprisingly powerful graphics – especially the AMD Ryzen 5 2400G. But, how well do these…
Samsung Unpacked 2018 Pt.2 – Live Blog (11am ET)
10:28AM EDT – Hello all! Today we’ll be covering Samsung’s Unpacked event here in at the Barclays Center in New York. 10:29AM EDT – Our…
The best monitor 2018: the top 10 monitors and displays we’ve reviewed
While the best monitors won’t increase your computer’s actual performance, it will make everything you see look a lot better. You don’t even need to…
Intel, Microsoft Plan to Offload Antivirus Scanning to the GPU
Microsoft has announced it will take advantage of a new security capability Intel has enabled in its integrated GPUs. Normally, antivirus scans run entirely on…
GlobalFoundries Adds 12LP Process for Mainstream and Automotive Chips; AMD Planning 12LP CPUs & GPUs
GlobalFoundries on Wednesday announced its new 12LP (leading performance) fabrication process. The new manufacturing technology was designed to increase transistor density and improve frequency potential…
The AnandTech Podcast, Episode 42: Intel with Radeon Graphics
Every so often, the technology industry goes crazy. To get three events along those lines in the same week just blows the mind. On this…