With a share price that has rocketed in the last decade off the back of aggressive launch schedules and best-selling products, AMD (NASDAQ:AMD) has gone from strength to strength. I recently caught up with its CTO, Mark Papermaster, to discuss how he ...

A new PassMark entry has surfaced for AMD’s unreleased Ryzen 7 9850X3D, giving the first look at how the chip compares against the current 9800X3D, one of the best CPUs. The listing, which appeared in the database this week and was posted on X, reports a ...

AMD used CES 2026 to announce a new line-up of Ryzen AI processors to go up against Intel’s latest in thin-and-light laptops—and show how it’s fighting Nvidia in a new arena.

AMD does hold the top two spots, but don't be fooled. One comes from an entry-level Ryzen 5 benefiting from clearance pricing, while the other is an EPYC part listed at prices that are likely drawn from second-hand or refurbished markets rather than new retail.

Today Luke gives us his thoughts on the new amd Ryzen 5 5600X cpu after spending last week testing it. It's priced at the $/£299 mark (If of course you can actually find one for sale). It's a brilliant cpu and Luke shows you why,

Following the release of the AMD Ryzen 5800X3D, the processor actually managed to do what many people had some significant doubts about. Namely, it is (putting the Intel i9-12900KS to one side) the fastest gaming processor currently available on the market.

A comparison between AMD’s Ryzen 9 7950X and Intel’s Core Ultra 7 265KF shows why. On paper, the Ryzen part looks comfortably dominant with 16 cores and 32 threads, while Intel’s chip tops out at 20 threads using a mix of performance and efficiency cores. Benchmark results, however, tell a less dramatic - and far more interesting - story.

AMD has been making tons of noise in the CPU and GPU markets with the introduction of its new Ryzen processors based on the Zen architecture, and the Radeon Vega line. Proving the point that sometimes competitors find good reason to partner up, AMD also ...

The AMD Ryzen 7 1800X processor has now been added to Passmark’s CPU Mark database, and WCCFTech’s Khalid Moammer have used it to test the CPU’s performance against its biggest Intel rivals, plus one of AMD’s previous-generation high-end processors.

Chipmaker Advanced Micro Devices on Monday reported first-quarter earnings that were largely in line with analyst expectations, but the company's shares dropped amid signs it will need at least another quarter to reach profitability The semiconductor ...