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It's time to benchmark your GPU again
Cinebench is one of the most popular benchmarking tools for graphics cards, allowing you to compare your system's GPU performance against countless other devices. Now, Cinebench 2026 has arrived with ...
Although chip giant Nvidia tends to cast a long shadow over the world of artificial intelligence, its ability to simply drive competition out of the market may be increasing, if the latest benchmark ...
The Intel Arc Battlemage launch is mere days away, as Intel's new range of graphics cards looks to sneak out before the holiday season. Ahead of that official unveiling, though, some new Intel GPU ...
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Cinebench 2026 out and ready to hammer CPUs and graphics cards six times as hard — updated benchmark includes an SMT core test
Heads up, tech enthusiasts everywhere, for a new version of one of your favorite benchmarks just dropped. Maxon just ...
The popular comparison benchmark Cinebench has a new version. It explicitly includes a test for Simultaneous Multithreading.
No prizes for guessing which vendor handles ray tracing the best. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. I suspect the reason why ...
Basemark has just announced its new Breaking Limit benchmark, which will test ray traced gaming performance on your iOS, Android, Linux, and Windows device. The new Breaking Limit benchmark is aimed ...
There's yet another leak related to the upcoming Intel Arc Battlemage GPU launch, with the latest information showing a benchmark run on one of the new graphics cards. As well as seemingly confirming ...
If you’re the type of person who is truly interested in performance, then you may have considered benchmarking your laptop or desktop computer. Having the best performance is always a good idea, and ...
HotHardware's very own Dave Altavilla is on site in Maui, Hawaii, at the Qualcomm Snapdragon Summit where the chip company has revealed its latest Snapdragon 8-family of processors, known as ...
Since 1983, PCWorld has been testing PCs, and while we made the jump from paper to digital years ago, our mission remains the same: We’re here to help you make better choices about your PC hardware ...
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