AMD has so far released two Radeon Pro models built around its RDNA2 architecture – W6600 and W6800 – and compared to the previous-gen, there’s a lot of improvement. In addition to faster performance in general, we see additions like hardware RT, as well as support for resizable BAR and variable rate shading. Let’s see how both cards fare in our gauntlet of tests.

It wasn’t all too long ago that Intel debuted its 11th-gen Core series, but here we are, with the 12th-gen launch upon us. Unlike most architecture launches we’ve seen from Intel recently, this one represents truly major changes, both to the architecture itself, and the accompanying platform.

AMD has just launched its sixth RDNA2-based graphics card: Radeon RX 6600. At $329, this Radeon becomes the entry-point in AMD’s current-gen lineup, and does battle with NVIDIA’s GeForce RTX 3060, also priced at $329. In this review, we’re going to take a look at both cards (and more) at 1080p.

It’s no longer difficult to find a good assortment of ultraportable notebooks on the market, but finding great ones can still remain a challenge. In this article, we’re going to go head-to-head with Microsoft’s Surface Laptop 4 and Samsung’s Galaxy Book Pro 360 – each with a different vendor platform under-the-hood – and see which comes out on top.

With AMD having recently released some new Radeon Pro cards, we wanted to revisit our viewport tests and see how the full stacks stand today. In this article, we look beyond rendering performance for a moment to focus on the interactive viewport in software such as CATIA, SolidWorks, Siemens NX, Creo, and Blender.

With Windows 11’s launch approaching soon, you may wish to give the OS a test-drive before deciding whether or not it’s worth committing to. In this article, we’re going to go over the many ways you can install Microsoft’s latest OS, either to a PC directly, or to a virtual machine.