Showing posts with label Hardware. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hardware. Show all posts

10 July 2019

Switch Lite becomes the latest Nintendo Console

Switch Lite becomes the latest Nintendo Console

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One of the famous Video Game companies with characters to play in it, Mario, this time will make a new console again. After some time before Nintendo released one of the Hybrid concept consoles between Handhelds and the Home Console they named the Nintendo Switch, now they also released a new console called Nintendo Switch Lite. As the name implies, Nintendo Switch Lite is a "Save" version of its predecessor the Nintendo Switch.

Nintendo's latest console is indeed briefly seen to have a shape similar to its predecessor the Nintendo Switch, but it turns out there is still a very contrasting difference between Switch Lite and the usual Switch. The small size is the main difference, where the Switcth Lite touch screen is smaller, 14 cm while the original Switch original is 15.7 cm. Although the size is quite different, but still the resolution offered is still the same 720p.

The absence of excellent features from Nintendo Switch Original is another difference which is quite unfortunate. Where the Original Nintendo Switch is known as a home console as well as a portable console in one package, but Swtich Lite is only present in portable mode aka Handheld mode. Without docking, without joy con grip, also without joy con that can be released and released at will. This results in the original controller of Switch Lite also being absent from the Rumble or IR Motion Camera HD technology.

Its very light weight also makes this console truly very handheld. Almost like a smart phone, where Switch Lite only has around 270 grams. In comparison, a Pocophone smartphone weighs 180 grams. The price that is far cheaper is also a very tempting consideration where Switch Lite is priced at $ 199 different from $ 100 from the Original Switch.

Can still play with friends together but, maybe the concept of playing is a little different. Where the original Nintendo Switch is famous you can play anywhere because it has a booth to change to table-top mode, with the help of several joy con you can play more than 2 players. But with Switch Lite you each need to have your own Nintendo Switch Lite and subscribe to the Nintendo Switch Online feature first or connect via Local Wireless.

Comes with 3 different color choices, but a single solid color that makes the Switch Lite quite different from the original version where the older brother who came out has the basic color Black screen and colorful joy con.

8 July 2019

AMD Ryzen 3900X vs Intel Core i9 9900K Benchmarks leaks that surprise

AMD Ryzen 3900X vs Intel Core i9 9900K Benchmarks leaks that surprise





If talking about AMD, it must always be the name of the other two rivals, NVIDIA and Intel, there is always real competition from the existence of 3 giant products for the PC.

Recently the first gaming benchmarks for AMD Ryzen 3900X (as well as 3700X) have been leaked online. This leaked news comes from PCGamesHardware and according to the German website, that AMD's new CPUs are faster than Intel Core i9 9900K under capable games to test how well a hardware works.


PCGamesHardware has tested six games: Rise of the Tomb Raider, Far Cry 5, Wolfenstein 2, Assassin’s Creed Origins, Cities Skylines and Kingdom Come: Deliverance. In these six games, the i9 9900K is faster in three of them. If talking about AMD, there must always be two other rival names, NVIDIA and Intel, there is always real competition from the existence of 3 giant products for the PC.

Recently the first gaming benchmarks for AMD Ryzen 3900X (as well as 3700X) have been leaked online. This leaked news comes from PCGamesHardware and according to the German website, that AMD's new CPUs are faster than Intel Core i9 9900K under capable games to test how well a hardware works.

PCGamesHardware has tested six games: Rise of the Tomb Raider, Far Cry 5, Wolfenstein 2, Assassin’s Creed Origins, Cities Skylines and Kingdom Come: Deliverance. In these six games, the i9 9900K is faster in three of them.


In the Rise of the Tomb Raider, AMD Ryzen 9 3900X is 8% slower, at Wolfenstein 2 at 4% and in Far Cry 5 at 16%. Please note that Far Cry 5 is mainly single-threaded, something that can explain this difference in performance.

On the other hand, this AMD gaming CPU will come faster in Game Assassin's Creed Origins by 3%, in Cities: Skylines by 4% and in Kingdom Come: Deliverance by 9%. Also note that while the average framerate is higher on the Intel Core i9 9900K, the minimum framerate for Wolfenstein 2 is higher on the AMD Ryzen 9 3900X.

According to this first leaked benchmark, AMD's AMD Ryzen 9 3900X shines in highly multi-threaded games, and offers a better / faster gaming experience than Intel's high-end gaming CPUs.

However, it should also be noted here that the Intel Core i9 9900K is paired with a 2600Mhz RAM module while the AMD Ryzen 9 3900X is paired with a 3200Mhz RAM module. Whether this difference in memory frequency plays a role in this benchmark is still a mystery.

It is said that the AMD Ryzen 9 3900X CPU is more power efficient because it uses less power than the Intel Core i9 9900K.

Which comparison of products do you still trust to carry your ideal PC?

6 July 2019

Nvidia GeForce RTX Super Super Edition is here this month

Nvidia GeForce RTX Super Super Edition is here this month



Wednesday Nvidia has officially announced the release of 'Super Edition' in the Nvidia RTX series 20 family product, which is astonishing that with less than a year since the RTX series first entered the market, Nvidia has dared to release the Super Edition of the product. In addition to appearing slimmer, the Super series is different from RTX 2060, 2070, and 2080 which is of course focused on performance, but also on price, of course this product is related to Super 2060. For Super Models 2060 and 2070 will be launched on July 9, and the last Super 2080 plans to arrive on July 23.


There will be no overclocked version of this series. In terms of level levels, the 2080 Ti is still the best graphics card in the RTX family, and the RTX 2060 is still a standard quality GPU Ray tracing.

According to Nvidia, this is how the performance and price comparison between Super and Ordinary Series:

RTX 2060 Super
The Super RTX 2060 will be up to 22 percent faster than RTX 2060, with 8GB of memory, not 6GB. This product is faster than GTX 1080 and has a performance similar to RTX 2070.
The price range is $ 399 and will be available on July 9.

RTX 2070 Super
RTX 2070 Super Will be 24 percent faster than RTX 2070 at the same price, and also faster than GTX 1080 Ti.
The price range is $ 499 and will be available on July 9.

RTX 2080 Super
With an increase in memory speed of up to 15.5bps, the Super RTX 2080 is around 10 to 15 percent faster than the RTX 2080 at the same price and faster than Titan Xp.
The price range is $ 699 and will be available on July 23.

Starting July 9, every purchase of Nvidia's latest product, you will also get Game Control and Wolfenstein: Youngblood which of course has become a sales package. 2070 Super and 2080 Super are basically replacements for the 2070 and 2080 series, even though the actual performance problem isn't too much different.
Nearly all of ASRock's X570 motherboards focus on full-size Ryzen builds

Nearly all of ASRock's X570 motherboards focus on full-size Ryzen builds

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ASRock has unveiled a bunch of X570 motherboards in anticipation of AMD's Ryzen 3000 series CPUs releasing to retail on Sunday, July 7. The press release says there are 10 models in all, though on ASRock's website, I found "only" nine.


Among the nine that are sortable on ASRock's website, all but one are full-size ATX motherboards. There is a lone micro ATX (mATX) model, for anyone who plans on building a compact PC around a Ryzen 3000 series processor.

Here's how the lineup looks right now:

ASRock X570 Taichi (ATX)
ASRock X570 Extreme4 (ATX)
ASRock X570 Extreme 4 WiFi ax (ATX)
ASRock X570 Pro4 (ATX)
ASRock X570M Pro4 (mATX)
ASRock X570 Steel Legend WiFi ax (ATX)
ASRock X570 Steel Legend (ATX)
ASRock X570 Phantom Gaming X (ATX)
ASRock X570 Phantom Gaming 4 (ATX)

The X570M Pro4 is the sole option for smaller cases (though note that it will not fit inside a mini-ITX chassis—those are even smaller). As time goes on, we anticipate ASRock adding more options for compact builds, as it has done in the past. This will likely coincide with whatever other chipsets AMD has on tap for this new generation of CPUs (B550 and A520, perhaps, if sticking with past naming conventions).

All of the new models support the updated PCI Express 4.0 spec. This doubles the bandwidth of the PCIe bus compared to PCIe 3.0, which shuttles data to and from things like graphics cards and storage drives. 

The X570 chipset is the only one so far to adopt support for PCIe 4.0. Even though X570 motherboards are not yet available to purchase, we have already seen a spattering of PCIe 4.0 NVMe SSD announcements that leverage the additional bandwidth—they tout speeds of up to 5,000MB/s, versus around 3,500-3,800MB/s for PCIe 3.0 NVMe SSDs.

As for ASRocks X570 motherboards, specs vary by model. One of the higher end options is the X570 Taichi. It's a fully loaded motherboard with "sturdy components," including a 14-phase power design, 60A power chokes, and premium capacitors. What that all boils down to is better power delivery than you're likely to get on a lower end motherboard. In theory, this can help with overclocking, both in terms of hitting higher speeds and stability.

You can check out the full assortment by going here and checking the "AMD X570" box under the Chipset category.
AMD confirms Radeon 5700 series price cuts two days before launch

AMD confirms Radeon 5700 series price cuts two days before launch

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AMD is about to launch its Radeon RX 5700 series graphics cards to retail, though not before it adjusts the pricing. All three upcoming cards will be a little cheaper than originally announced, the company confirmed today.


The new pricing is as follows:
Radeon RX 5700 XT 50th Anniversary Edition—$449 (down from $499)
Radeon RX 5700 XT—$399 (down from $449)
Radeon RX 5700—$349 (down from $379)

AMD shaved $50 off the price of both 5700 XT models, and trimmed a modest $30 off the MSRP of the 5700. The adjusted pricing is in clear reaction to Nvidia's recent GeForce RTX Super refresh. AMD was nearly as blunt in its announcement—it didn't call out Nvidia by name or its GeForce lineup by name, but did acknowledge "competition is heating up"

"AMD is focused on providing gamers with amazing experiences and access to the very best gaming technology at attractive price points. As you have seen, competition is heating up in the GPU market," AMD said.

"We embrace competition, which drives innovation to the benefit of gamers. In that spirit, we are updating the pricing of our Radeon RX 5700 series graphics cards," AMD added.

The Radeon RX 5700 series is the first implementation of AMD's 7-nanometer Navi GPU and RDNA architecture.  Jarred has written about the new architecture and performance expectations, which you can read here. Reviews and those all-important benchmark comparisons will be available next week, following the retail launch of the Radeon RX 5700 series on Sunday, July 7.

1 July 2019

PlayStation 5 will be aimed to Hardcore Gamers

PlayStation 5 will be aimed to Hardcore Gamers



Conflict news about the presence of the PlayStation 5 (if Sony follows the naming of numbers) has indeed been widely spread on the internet. Starting from a very short loading to Sony's promise that the newest console won't have any loading at all when it's in the game. Besides being aimed at satisfying all the wishes of gamers, it seems that the Japanese-made entertainment machine will target a certain market, especially for you hardcore gamers.


Through the Wall Street Journal report, the next console from "the blue" will be the sword to dominate the hardcore gamers in the world. They will treat the fans who have faithfully bought several large budget games like Red Dead Redemption 2.

Executives from Sony said that they would focus entirely on large publishers and developers and no longer lift indie developers. This did not necessarily make them leave it completely because they still accepted indie games, but indeed it was not their next main goal. They don't even plan to show off indie games at the Tokyo Game Show this year like they already have. They think that gamers buy consoles to play high quality games that are released exclusively there, not to play games that are also on smartphones.

Sony continued that Microsoft would be their biggest competitor in the next generation, leaving Nintendo not seen as a competitor because of different market goals. On the other hand, the presence of Stadia from Google will be their scourge in matters of cloud gaming and streaming games. Of course you don't need to take this news seriously before Sony explains it officially.

26 June 2019

Benchmark CPU AMD Ryzen 16 Core 5.2GHz beat Intel i9-9980XE

Benchmark CPU AMD Ryzen 16 Core 5.2GHz beat Intel i9-9980XE



After three weeks ago AMD announced about a chip with 16 core monsters, now a benchmark from a chip based on the next Zen 2 microarchitecture leaked. Only a few days later the CPU was confirmed and announced as Ryzen 9 3950X, the world's first 16 core processor and the fastest of its kind to date.

Ryzen 9 3950X operates at a base clock speed of 3.5GHz and boosts up to 4.7GHz, but the article we got from wcftech says that this chipset runs on different frequencies and maybe a processor that is clearly completely different.


On the right is AMD's 16 GHz 5.2 core and on the left are Intel processors, the Intel 18 core i9 9980XE which has a price of $ 2000. However, in the single-core testing scenario at GeekBench the score was 5,406, while the Intel Core i9-9900K still from the GeekBench database was 6,236. Of course this is not entirely bad.

Please note on this test that the AMD Ryzen 7 3800X is tested using an X470 motherboard which is actually intended for the AMD Ryzen 2000 Series. The RAM installed is DDR 16GB with a speed of 2.133MHz. So the performance results were quite surprising.