Author: Ryan Shrout
PCPer Live! Interview with AMD’s Richard Huddy June 17th, 4pm ET / 1pm PT
Posted by Ryan Shrout | Jun 18, 2014 | General Tech, Graphics Cards | 62
UPDATE: Did you miss the live event? Well, there's good news and bad news. First, the bad: you can't win any of those prizes we discussed. The good: you can watch the…
Read MoreGeForce GTX Titan Z Overclocking Testing
Posted by Ryan Shrout | Jun 12, 2014 | Graphics Cards | 46
Earlier this week I posted a review of the NVIDIA GeForce GTX Titan Z graphics card, a dual-GPU Kepler GK110 part that currently sells for $3000. If you missed that...
Read MoreThe NVIDIA GeForce GTX TITAN Z Review
Posted by Ryan Shrout | Jun 10, 2014 | Graphics Cards | 62
In March of this year, NVIDIA announced the GeForce GTX Titan Z at its GPU Technology Conference. It was touted as the world's fastest graphics card...
Read MoreThe Intel Core i7-4790K – Devil’s Canyon Review and Overclocking
Posted by Ryan Shrout | Jun 7, 2014 | Processors | 65
Intel is not very good at keeping secrets recently. Rumors of a refreshed Haswell line of processors have been circulating for most of 2014. In March, it not only…
Read MoreMSI Radeon R9 290X Lightning Graphics Card Review
Posted by Ryan Shrout | Jun 5, 2014 | Graphics Cards | 8
With the GPU landscape mostly settled for 2014, we have the ability to really dig in and evaluate the retail models that continue to pop up from NVIDIA and AMD board…
Read MoreJoin the PC Perspective Team and Austin Evans LIVE on Tonight’s Podcast!
Posted by Ryan Shrout | Jun 4, 2014 | Editorial | 5
Tonight's live edition of the PC Perspective Podcast is going to have a special guest, the Internet's Austin Evans. You likely know of Austin through his wildly popular YouTube channel…
Read MoreComputex 2014: Cavium Introduces 48 Core ThunderX ARM Processors
Posted by Ryan Shrout | Jun 4, 2014 | Mobile, Processors | 3
While much of the news coming from Computex was centered around PC hardware, many of ARMs partners are making waves as well. Take Cavium for example, introducing the ThunderX...
Read MoreAMD Demonstrates Prototype FreeSync Monitor with DisplayPort Adaptive Sync Feature
Posted by Ryan Shrout | Jun 4, 2014 | Displays, Graphics Cards | 45
AMD FreeSync is likely a technology or brand or term that is going to be used a lot between now and the end of 2014. When NVIDIA introduced variable refresh rate…
Read MoreAMD Kaveri Mobile Preview – AMD FX-7600P Performance
Posted by Ryan Shrout | Jun 4, 2014 | Mobile, Processors | 16
The processor market is in an interesting place today. At the high end of the market Intel continues to stand pretty much unchallenged, ranging from the Ivy Bridge-E at $1000…
Read MoreRichard Huddy Departs Intel, Rejoins AMD
Posted by Ryan Shrout | Jun 3, 2014 | Graphics Cards, Processors | 5
Interesting news is crossing the ocean today as we learn that Richard Huddy, who has previously had stints at NVIDIA, ATI, AMD and most recently, Intel, is teaming up with AMD once…
Read MoreComputex 2014: Intel Officially Releases Devil’s Canyon, Core i7-4790K
Posted by Ryan Shrout | Jun 3, 2014 | Processors | 9
Back in March, we learned from Intel that they were planning to release a new Haswell refresh processor targeted at the overclocking and gaming market, code named Devil's Canyon. As...
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