What if your next compact PC could handle modern games at 1080p, deliver smooth frame rates, and tackle demanding tasks, all without a dedicated graphics card? Intel’s latest innovation, the ARC 140T, ...

With its "Panther Lake" Xe graphics cores, Intel's new G3 Series processors are purpose-built for PC gaming handhelds. I ...

A week into testing Intel’s new Core Ultra X9, the numbers are in. The CPU performance is steady, and the Arc integrated graphics makes PC gaming viable without a GeForce or Radeon chip. I’ve been a ...

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PCWorld reports that Geekbench will warn users about Intel’s new IBOT technology in Arrow Lake Refresh processors, citing concerns over benchmark accuracy. IBOT optimizes application code for better ...

Use left and right arrow keys to seek audio. Intel has released a new optional Beta graphics driver for Arc GPUs, but it's a notable one for those jumping into some of the biggest game releases of the ...

What if your next laptop could deliver desktop-level performance without breaking a sweat? Intel’s Panther Lake platform, featuring the new Core Ultra X9 388H processor and ARC B390i GPU, might just ...

Use left and right arrow keys to seek audio. Intel Graphics Driver 32.0.101.6734 (WHQL Certified) is here, and if you've got an MSI Claw gaming handheld, you should download and install it. The latest ...

Intel’s rumored Serpent Lake processors may have a launch window. According to hardware tipster FX57, Intel is targeting the first quarter of 2028 for processors featuring Nvidia graphics technology.

Intel's new Arc G-Series processors aim to rival AMD Ryzen Z-series handheld gaming chips with support for ray tracing and XeSS 3 ...

Intel’s next-generation mobile processor, “Panther Lake,” builds incrementally on the excellent “Lunar Lake” chip populating laptops right now. But there’s something odd afoot: a “16-core, 12 Xe ...