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AMD Says MacBook Neo Can’t Run All Your Games While Ryzen-Based Laptops Can

13 June 2026 at 18:12

An AMD laptop featuring multiple game tiles, including 'Silksong' and 'Civilization VII,' is shown alongside text stating, 'Play the top games. All of them,' with graphics indicating all top 20 PC games run on AMD natively, compared to five on MacBook Neo.

It's a weird comparison AMD made, but here we are, back at the Windows vs Mac debate that nobody needed. AMD Taunts Apple's MacBook Neo Over Gaming, Boasting Ryzen Laptops Run 20 of 20 Titles While Mac Manages Only 5 Windows vs. macOS debate seems never-ending, but it's surprising when it comes from one of the major chip manufacturers. AMD suddenly woke up and posted new marketing material that advertised Ryzen capabilities while taking a jab at the cost-effective MacBook Neo. Instead of directly comparing operating systems, AMD compared its Ryzen-based laptops with a macOS-based device, which is somewhat like […]

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AMD Details Ryzen AI Halo AI Dev Mini-PC, Pre-Orders In June For $3999

21 May 2026 at 00:41

Ahead of June pre-orders, AMD is releasing more information about their forthcoming AI dev box, the Ryzen AI Halo. The AI mini-PC will come pre-loaded with a comprehensive AMD software stack and carry a $3999 price tag

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AMD’s EPYC Steamrolls the Server Market With Record 46.2% Revenue Share, Now Commands 30% of the Entire CPU Segment

13 May 2026 at 17:40

AMD's Q1 2026 CPU statistics are out, with its server side scoring a mighty 46.2% revenue share as EPYC sales continue to gain momentum. Q1 2026 Results for AMD are rock solid, with server & Client CPU Segments Seeing Record Revenue Gains Mercury Research has shared the latest CPU statistics results for Q1 2026, showcasing AMD's superb performance in the x86 segment. AMD's total CPU unit share reached 30%, up 5.6 points versus last year, while its overall revenue share increased to 38.1%. The full highlights from Mercury Research (via AMD) are as follows: Breaking down the per-segment revenue and […]

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AMD Warns PC & Gaming Demand Will Decline In H2 As Memory Price Surge Squeezes Consumers Out Of Market

5 May 2026 at 23:25

AMD Warns PC & Gaming Demand Will Crater In H2 As Memory Price Surge Squeezes Consumers Out Of Market

AMD expects that overall PC and Gaming demand will decline in the second half of this year due to rising memory and component prices. RAMpocalypse Is The Primary Reason Why PC and Gaming Demand Will Decline In The Second Half of This Year, Says AMD In its Q1 2026 earnings, AMD's Client and Gaming segment saw a 23% increase in revenue versus the prior year, reaching $3.94 billion, while declining 9% versus the previous quarter. AMD states that its client side, which includes desktop and laptop segments, saw great traction through a strong portfolio of products, which includes its latest […]

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Linux 7.1 Kernel Starts Enabling Intel FRED, Expands AMD GPU Defaults, And Dropping Of Intel 486 CPU Support

13 April 2026 at 13:52

Intel Meteor Lake Graphics Receive Latest Enablement Patches In Linux 6.4 1

With Linux 7.1, the focus will be more on improving and optimizing modern architectures. Early Linux 7.1 Patches Reveal a Major Cleanup and Modern CPU Enablement, and Driver Improvements for AMD, Intel, and NVIDIA Hardware With the Linux 7.0 release, the merge window for Linux Kernel 7.1 has opened, and the new kernel is already getting readied through subsystem pull requests and feature-branch activity. The patches show that there will be another substantial update for the desktop and server users. While Linux 7.0 is just landing, developers are quickly moving toward the next merge window with changes that bring various […]

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AMD Rolls Out Gemma 4 Model Support Across Full Range of GPUs & CPUs

4 April 2026 at 06:00

The logos of AMD and Google are displayed with an x between them, set against a gradient background of purple and red tones.

AMD has rolled out official support for Google's Gemma 4 across its full range of GPUs & CPUs, offering support for the compact AI model. AMD Radeon GPUs & Ryzen AI CPUs Fully Support Google's Gemma 4 AI Model Google rolled out its latest family of open-weights AI models, called Gemma 4, which span a range of sizes, from 2B to 31B. With this announcement, AMD is rolling out support across its entire Radeon GPU, and Ryzen AI CPU family. Press Release: AMD is proud to provide Day Zero support for the full set of Gemma 4 models acrossΒ ourΒ portfolioΒ of AI-enabled […]

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Arctic launches Ryzen powered Senza AI 370 mini PC

19 March 2026 at 16:30

ARCTIC has launched the Senza AI 370, a fully fanless under‑desk PC built around the Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 processor and certified as a Copilot+ PC. The system targets silent productivity and local AI workloads, offering a sizeable performance jump over the previous Senza model while maintaining zero‑noise operation through a large passive aluminium heatsink and heatpipe assembly.

The unit mounts beneath the desk using an included bracket, clearing surface space while keeping key controls within reach. A detachable front panel brings the power button and high‑speed ports to the table edge, and the compact chassis routes all other I/O to the rear. Connectivity includes USB4, USB‑A, HDMI 2.1, 2.5GbE, Wi‑Fi 7 and Bluetooth 5.4, giving the system workstation‑class flexibility despite its small footprint.

Internally, the Senza AI 370 uses the Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 with 32GB of LPDDR5X memory and a 1TB PCIe 4.0 SSD. As a Copilot+ PC, it runs AI tasks such as summarisation, image generation and on‑device assistance locally via the integrated NPU, reducing reliance on cloud processing and keeping data on the machine. ARCTIC ships the system fully pre‑assembled with Windows 11 Home Copilot+ edition installed, but it is also Linux compatible.

The Senza AI 370 is available now through ARCTIC’s webshop with a Payback discount, bringing the price down to €1,029.99 from its €1,119.99 MSRP. The system is also available through Amazon, eBay and selected retail partners.

KitGuru Says: Would you like to see more desk-mounted mini PCs on the market?

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AMD Launches Ryzen AI 400 and PRO 400 Desktop Chips

2 March 2026 at 08:01

Amid a slew of telecom and commercial client announcements today designed to align with the opening of Mobile World Congress 2026, AMD is using the show as a backdrop to launch the desktop versions of their Ryzen AI 400 chips. First teased back during CES 2026, the company is finally giving them a proper launch […]

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