According to latest reports AMD might release Vega based GPUs as part of the RX 500 series, with both Vega 10 and Vega 11 based chips as part of the new lineup. Already during last CES 2017, it became very clear that with Vega AMD has performed a complete overhaul of the architecture.

Following the launch of Sniper Elite 4, Halo Wars 2 and For Honor, NVIDIA releases a new driver supporting all those titles. For that purpose the GeForce 378.66 WHQL driver has been launched and it’s also supposed to address some bugs that have surfaced.

The Humble PC Lovers Bundle is now live and it comes including a number of useful tools for testing and benchmarking your PC. As usual the cost for these bundles is very low. Included in the bundle you find Backblaze, which is a tool to do backups with, benchmarks from Futuremarks and premium password protection tools. Below is a list of everything that is inside this bundle.

Today we can show you another build from Tran Tat Dat. In the past we’ve shared several of his beautiful projects and therefore it’s no wonder that his new “570X” is exceptionally good looking again.

During the past weeks we have seen several prices for AMD’s Ryzen already. This time a Belgian online shop has decided to start listing some of the upcoming AMD Ryzen processors including the 21% VAT that are usual in Belgium.

Following the launch of AMD’s ReLive 17.1.2 WHQL drivers there is already a new Beta update available. This release is supposed to bring performance improvements to a few games as well as optimizations for For Honor and Sniper Elite 4.

In our hardware roundup we post all reviews from the hardware sites around the globe we can find. Apparently we wish you a lot of fun browsing the lists and we hope you're going to enjoy those reviews.

Today we can show you another build from Emarque. In the past we’ve shared several of his beautiful projects and therefore it’s no wonder that his new “Akako” is exceptionally good looking again.

Through its “evenbrite” portal AMD has just announced that it will be holding a special live streaming event during the upcoming Game Developers Conference on February 28. The company has not yet mentioned Vega specifically, however we know that AMD has a developer sessions scheduled at GDC to talk specifically about Vega and architecture optimizations. Furthermore during AMD Ryzen should be launched at the same time.

Another set of benchmarks on AMD’s Ryzen CPUs has hit the surface. This time the benchmarks come from Videocardz and the guys over there have tested what appears to be a 4-core, a 6-core and an 8-core chip. In addition there is also a quick run on the 8-core AMD R7 1700X overclocked to 4.0 GHz.

Due to a leak from a Chinese retailer the lineup of upcoming Ryzen CPUs has been spotted. The report shows all the details of the upcoming CPU series featuring models names and specifications including core/thread count, base frequency and even price.

Today we can show you another build from HRC (High Resolution Computers). In the past we’ve shared several of their builds and as you might know they always look exceptionally good.

AMD's Ryzen stock coolers have appeared online, showcasing their new cooler design. According to latest reports from HardwareBattle, two of them might use Intel-style push-pins and the third one comes with a different retention kit. The coolers need to be capable of removing either 65 or 95 Watts of TDP depending on the model.

A few days ago a new set of benchmarks on AMD’s Ryzen CPUs have hit the surface and we shared the results in our forums. As reported on AnandTech forum and also on Videocardz, the CPU tested appears to have been an 8-core AMD R7 1700X. According to latest rumors, this benchmark comes from a German system integrator who received the sample before the launch for evaluation purposes.

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According to latest reports and even confirmations from AMD itself there won’t be any drivers for Windows 7 regarding their upcoming Ryzen processors. AMD is only going support of Windows 10 as well as Windows 8.1. Apart from that it’s interesting to see that also Intel’s Kaby Lake processors won’t support Windows 7 anymore.

It looks like Intel is working heavily on their upcoming Optane solid state drives. According to the vendor the DC P4800X should offer 21 times the endurance compared to MLC NAND flash memory. All these new solid state drives are going to be based on the 3D X-Point to non volatile memory of which Intel is hoping that it’s going to replace a NAND flash.

It looks like business is going exceptionally well for NVIDIA these days. Within one year the price of one share has gone up five fold. In 2017 the GPU developer was able to generate 2.2 Billion US-Dollar in revenue accounting for a net income of 655 Million US-Dollar.

Also during their annual investors meeting Intel announced that are going to launch yet another Xeon E7 processor. This particular chip is going to be based on the Broadwell-EX architecture featuring 24 cores at the clock speed of 2.4 GHz. Apparently this being a Xeon E7 chip it’s going to be quite pricey retailing at 8898 US-Dollar a piece.

A few days ago we already reported that prices of AMD's upcoming Ryzen processors are surfacing. Meanwhile more and more of these new chips are appearing on different price comparison portals. The latest leak we found is from German website hardware website hardwareSchotte.de. There we find an AMD Ryzen 7 1700 boxed processor listed.