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  Intel don’t expect Google Stadia will affect core PC gamers

  "Just because you can play Assassin's Creed on your phone doesn’t mean that’s what you’ll want to do that all the time. I can watch Netflix on my phone but I would rather watch it on my big screen if it’s available.”

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  IEM Sydney 2019: Keeping score with Intel’s Lee Machen

  Last year’s Intel Extreme Masters Sydney brought us face to face with Intel’s general manager for gaming and VR/AR sales, Lee Machen. This year’s instalment gave us the chance to catch up with Machen again and take stock of where Intel thinks esports...

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  Intel are hoping the Oculus Quest will boost VR adoption

  Machen says that “People clearly like VR if it’s the right game but as far as [finding] the ‘League of Legends of VR’, we haven’t found that.”

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  Intel’s exit leaves Qualcomm in full control of the 5G smartphone modem roadmap

  Just hours after Apple and Qualcomm settled their legal battle, Intel announced that it wouldn't be making a 5G smartphone modem anymore.

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  Intel to exit 5G smartphone market

  ​In the aftermath of this week's Apple-Qualcomm settlement, Intel has confirmed it plans to exit the 5G smartphone modem market.

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  ​Which CPU is best: Intel or AMD Ryzen?

  AMD has been very excited about its new Ryzen processor which we were told offers 8 cores, superior performance and all at a superior price to Intel. We were hoping these claims were true as the lack of competition in this space has seen technology j...

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  What's the difference between an Intel Core i3, i5 and i7?

  Intel Core i3, Core i5, and Core i7 CPUs have been around for over a year now, but some buyers still get stumped whenever they attempt to build their own systems and are forced to choose among the three. With the more recent Sandy Bridge architecture...

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  Upgrade your motherboard the easy way

  Even accomplished geeks shy away from motherboard upgrades on their main PCs. Years ago, I would often upgrade gaming and test systems in my own basement lab, but keep chugging along with a production machine using a two-year-old motherboard and CPU.

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  How to: Build your own killer budget PC

  Selecting components to build a fast PC for everyday office and multimedia tasks is never an easy undertaking, no matter how well you know your stuff. You have to make a large number of decisions about components, and the longer you take to research ...

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  Part Three: Building a PC -- installing the CPU

  This article is the third in a series of how-to stories on building a computer. For a video version of part three, click here.

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  The abundance of 'things that can go wrong' at an esports event like IEM Sydney

  Speaking at a panel ahead of IEM, ESL Vice President for Pro Gaming Michal Blicharz starts things by admitting that “running esports events is extremely complicated.”

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  In Pictures: IEM Sydney 2019

  It's that time of year again. Here's a look inside Intel Extreme Masters Sydney 2019.

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  Intel CEO Brian Krzanich unexpectedly steps down at a critical point in Intel's evolution

  Intel chief executive Brian Krzanich stepped down after it was disclosed that he had a consensual relationship with an employee, which is against Intel policy. We consider his legacy and whether his replacement will follow the path he set, in AI, com...

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  The best CPUs for gaming

  The best gaming CPUs will help your PC pump out as many frames as possible, as quickly as possible. We pick the best for every budget.

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  Six key insights from Intel’s IEM Sydney Roundtable

  We checked in with a panel of industry and esports experts ahead of this year’s IEM Sydney. Here are some of the insights they had to share:

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  Exploring the Rise of Ultrabook™ 2-in-1 Device Usage at Intel

  As previous Intel IT studies have shown, “one size does not fit all” when it comes to technology. Therefore, we believe it is important to offer multiple technology choices, enabling employees to select the best device for their jobs and ways of working to maximize productivity. We will continue to offer the Ultrabook 2-in-1 as a refresh option for those who prefer its unique flexibility, portability, and touch capabilities.