AMD has driven integrated graphics processors (IGPs) to all-new levels with its Ryzen 8000 G-series desktop CPUs. The most powerful of these new chips, the Ryzen 7 8700G, was a bit too pricey to be a ...

Once upon a time, integrated graphics processors (IGPs) were the running joke of the silicon industry, considered unsuitable for anything but the most basic media use and certainly not for gaming.

The main processor (CPU, “Central Processing Unit”), the main memory (RAM, “Random-Access Memory”), and the dedicated graphics card with its graphics processor (GPU, “Graphics Processing Unit”) are ...

Bolt Graphics is pressing ahead with its plan to challenge Nvidia and AMD by building a graphics processor around a RISC-V ...

APU stands for Accelerated Processing Unit. It refers to a kind of processor that combines a CPU and GPU into a single package. A CPU, or central processing unit, handles all of the logical and ...

Explore some of the best-rated laptops for graphic designers with a touchscreen on Amazon. These powerful laptops, made ...

AMD has just released its new Ryzen 8000G APUs - that's a CPU with an extra large integrated GPU - and initial benchmarks show the flagship Ryzen 8700G offers stunning gaming performance without the ...

As the craze of earnings season draws to a close, here’s a look back at some of the most exciting (and some less so) results from Q3. Today, we are looking at processors and graphics chips stocks, ...

A little over a week ago, an AMD patent titled Distributed Geometry was published by the US Patent Office, the patent itself was filed by AMD in April this year. The patent details a fully chiplet ...

Graphics processor units use 0.13-µm process technology; give full 128-bit precision; provide a 256-bit memory bus, 400-MHz RAMDAC support, DVI support, and a 64-phase video scalar.

In context: Having a graphics card powerful enough to play 3D games on a laptop in the early 2000s was pretty much unheard of as the technology just hadn't matured enough yet. However, one retro ...

Graphics processors need a lot of memory bandwidth for good performance. This is why discrete GPUs have hot-clocked GDDR or HBM on massively-wide memory interfaces, but integrated graphics don't have ...