AMD is working on a new way to accurately communicate boost frequency to Windows11 and Linux, in order to improve scheduling.

The new feature could debut with Zen 6 CPUs and aims to fix mismatches between CPPC values and actual core speeds, improving boost accuracy.

AMD is working on a new extension for its Collaborative Processor Performance Control (CPPC) framework designed to improve operating system scheduling accuracy on modern processors.

While the eyes of the tech world were firmly affixed on Nvidia last week for its GTC event and the unveiling of its new Groq language processing unit (LPU), its big rival doesn’t look to be sitting ...

We took AMD’s cache-laden Ryzen 9 7950X3D out for a spin and discovered some weird and wonderful things about Team Red’s latest CPU. Reading time 11 minutes Saying that it has been a busy launch ...

The big picture: The CPU-Z survey for the first quarter of 2025 has revealed drastic shifts in multiple areas of the PC sector as users upgrade their CPUs, GPUs, and other components. Although Intel ...

AMD announced its first barrage of Zen 5 CPUs at Computex, unveiling a four-chip lineup ranging from a six-core CPU to a 16-core chip. Those CPUs have yet to officially launch, though, as they're ...

Standardizing APX doubles the GPR count to 32, resulting in 10% fewer loads and 20% fewer stores, without significantly increasing power or silicon area.

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