News & Reviews:   GPU

Samsung is reportedly stepping up its game in terms of mobile processors, with the upcoming Samsung Exynos 2400 SoC looking like a world-beater based on the leaks around it. In fact, it may even outperform the iPhone 15 Pro Max’s Apple A17 Pro SoC.

Many of the things we do daily are at our fingertips. Catching up on the news, binging your favourite shows, mobile photography, gaming and more. If you are very serious about gaming and photography with your phone, the very first thing you need to keep an eye out for would be the chipset. For these reasons, here is why you should get a Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 2-powered smartphone.

The arrival of Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 is just around the corner. Before that happens, we have some new information regarding the next-gen flagship chip, with a tipster claiming that it will bring "great improvements" in several aspects.

New leaks regarding Nvidia’s upcoming Lovelace graphics cards has shown that it could outperform its current Ampere counterparts by a huge margin. In fact, the new leaks suggest that Nvidia’s upcoming flagship GPU, the GeForce RTX 4090 could be two times faster than its current flagship, the RTX 3090.

Nvidia is aiming to bring its ray tracing technology to the next level. According to a research paper dug up by Twitter user 0x22h, the upgraded technology could lead to up to 20% performance improvements, and that's a huge leap. 

Based on a statement by gizchina, it seems that AMD could start manufacturing mobile chipsets in collaboration with MediaTek in the near future. While there is no official information in regards to when will AMD release their first chipset, it does give us a better idea of what to expect from them in the near future.

Back in June, sources claimed that the Samsung Exynos 2200 outperformed the Apple A14 Bionic in GPU performance. The source provided no evidence to prove it, but now there's another benchmark to compare the two chipsets. But this time around, we have more details on the chipset.

Since the pandemic started, many industries have been plagued by supply issues. This can be attributed to the lockdowns in many countries, which slowed the transportation of goods. GPUs were similarly affected, but things might finally be improving a bit.

More people are gaming every year, but not everyone can afford high-end GPUs. That's especially true in a year where GPU shortages are causing prices to spike up. As such, it's not surprising to see AMD come up with new RDNA 2 GPUs for more mainstream gamers.

About two weeks ago, sources claim that prices for AMD's Radeon RX 6800 GPUs will return to retail levels in 4-8 weeks. But is that really accurate? The inflated prices for the new AMD and Nvidia GPUs are due to shortages of stock, and this situation is unlikely to change anytime soon.