Sarfraz A. Khan

1 week ago | wccftech.com | Sarfraz A. Khan

Dell's 14 Plus 2-in-1 AI PCs are now also available with AMD's latest Ryzen AI 300 processors for those who want powerful AI PCs on a budget. Dell Introduces 14-inch 2-in-1 Laptops with Ryzen AI 5 340 and Ryzen AI 7 350 Processors, Bringing up to 8 Cores and 16 Threads and up to 50 NPU TOPs of AI PerformanceDell usually updates its laptop lineups almost every year, based on AMD and Intel's latest offerings.

1 week ago | wccftech.com | Sarfraz A. Khan

Maingear MG-1 will now be available with NVIDIA's latest 60-class GPUs from Blackwell family, featuring decently powerful specs for gaming at 1080p.

1 week ago | wccftech.com | Sarfraz A. Khan

The professional overclocker, Seby, achieved a whopping 12772 MT/s with Trident Z5 memory on ROG Maximus Z890 Apex motherboard. G.Skill Trident Z5 24 GB DDR5 Memory Pushed to 12772 MT/s with Core Ultra 9 285K; Seby Takes the Number One SpotThe world-class overclocker, Hicookie, couldn't retain the number one position on the leaderboard for long as Seby just came up with a higher number, securing the top spot with 12772 MT/s of memory speed.

1 week ago | wccftech.com | Sarfraz A. Khan

Colorful CVN X870 ARK Frozen V14 brings solid features for users wanting to build a powerful gaming/productivity setup with the latest AMD Ryzen 9000 CPUs.Colorful Introduces a White-Themed X870 Motherboard With CVN Pull-Out Switch for Easy GPU Removal; Brings Modern Connectivity and Support for Latest AMD CPUs and Fast MemoriesThe Chinese PC hardware manufacturer, Colorful, has debuted its first X870 offering for AMD Ryzen 7000/8000/9000 users.

1 week ago | wccftech.com | Sarfraz A. Khan

OneXPlayer X1 Pro gaming tablet is perhaps the first handheld gaming console to feature the Core Ultra-H series and is also convertible. OneXPlayer Debuts X1 Pro Gaming Tablet EVA Asuka Limited Edition, Featuring Core Ultra 7 255H CPU: Listed at $1649 for Pre-OrderIntel's recently launched Core Ultra-H series is finally making it into the gaming handhelds. These are more expensive than the Lunar Lake chips but are superior at crunching big numbers.