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| ![](/n.gif) | | PC World - 16 Jul (PC World)The PC industry is currently obsessed with power efficiency, long battery life, and AI. But who’s going to stand up for the people who want raw performance and don’t care about anything else?
That performance advocate could be you, AMD. You’ve got what it takes. So dig out that bomber jacket, put on those aviator shades, and lean in. Be the rebel chip vendor we want you to be.
This isn’t a story about AMD executives smashing a server with a sledgehammer, or spray-painting graffiti all over Intel’s headquarters. In fact, at its recent Tech Day, AMD spent two days with reporters talking over PowerPoint presentations about IPC uplift, data paths, and the time to first token. But the subtext was how well positioned both the Ryzen 9000 and the Ryzen AI 300 are to take over the PC market.
There were two clear messages from AMD: First, AMD’s Ryzen 9000 (Granite Ridge) and its Ryzen AI 300 (Strix Point) are nearly here — the latter will ship July 28, according to retailers and manufacturers. Intel’s Lunar Lake is decidedly not so imminent, giving AMD an advantage.
Second, AMD’s chips will deliver performance that is significantly above what Intel will offer, and without the compatibility issues that have hindered Windows on Arm laptops from Qualcomm’s Snapdragon X Elite. Unfortunately, we still don’t know the prices of the Ryzen 9000 processors, even though those chips will ship on July 31, AMD said.
Building Ryzen for speed
AMD certainly feels that its Ryzen AI 300 can offer gaming capabilities, even if the competition can not.
AMD certainly feels that its Ryzen AI 300 can offer gaming capabilities, even if the competition can not.Mark Hachman / IDG
AMD certainly feels that its Ryzen AI 300 can offer gaming capabilities, even if the competition can not.Mark Hachman / IDG
Mark Hachman / IDG
AMD executives began with the abstract — the Zen processor architecture itself — then drilled down to the two chips themselves, and from there on to the tools that users can take advantage of to tweak performance further.
Both the Ryzen 9000 and AI 300 are based upon AMD’s latest Zen 5 architecture, the fifth iteration since AMD originally launched Zen in 2017. Mark Papermaster, AMD’s chief technical officer, said that performance is the overarching goal, with the general Zen 5 architecture achieving on average 16 percent more IPC (instructions per clock) performance than its predecessor, the short-lived “Hawk Point” CPU inside December’s Ryzen 8000 chip. He also confirmed that AMD does plan an eventual Zen 5c core, as expected but not previously confirmed.
“What we said at the time [in 2017] was that…we’re going to come out, consistently, with bringing more performance to x86 CPUs,” Papermaster said. “We’re going to simply provide outright leadership — that was the goal that we set and that’s what we’ve done. And what I can tell you is that there will be no letups, and Zen 5 will not disappoint you with the kind of performance improvements that we’ve brought and we won’t let up going forward. We’re doubling down on Zen 5 and what you’re going to see is that it really represents a huge leap forward. And in fact, it’s going to be a pedestal that we’re going to build upon the next several generations.”
Mark Hachman / IDG
Mark Hachman / IDG
Mark Hachman / IDG
Papermaster supplied some internal details of the Zen 5 architecture, such as a 512-bit datapath for processing AVX-512 instructions. The integrated RDNA 3.5 graphics engine — which AMD improved after a collaboration with Samsung in the mobile space — delivers 32 percent faster performance in 3DMark’s Time Spy benchmark than the Ryzen 8000. The chip also includes what Papermaster called a “breakthrough” improvement of its math acceleration unit, which delivers a 32 percent improvement in machine learning for AI applications.
Zen 5 will use both 4nm (Strix Point) and 3nm technology, Papermaster said, leaving open the question of when Zen 6 will ship and on what process technology.
AMD’s Zen roadmap is a little fuzzy, but there.
AMD’s Zen roadmap is a little fuzzy, but there.Mark Hachman / IDG
AMD’s Zen roadmap is a little fuzzy, but there.Mark Hachman / IDG
Mark Hachman / IDG
AMD’s Ryzen AI 300, meanwhile includes two CCD core clusters and “enhanced boost sensitivity” that apparently will allow them to transition quickly into a boost state, increasing performance. Papermaster also reminded the audience that the Ryzen 9700X is on average 12 percent faster in gaming than the cache-laden 105W gaming monster Ryzen 5800X3D, which debuted just two years ago in 2022.
Joe Macri, AMD’s chief technical officer of the client division, said that the AM5 socket that the 9700X fits into was designed to live “six, seven years — four generations of CPU cores” after its launch in September 2022. “So many teams come together to build the same platform and ensure that longevity so that you guys get the ultimate experiment,” he said. “You don’t have to go change the motherboard every other generation, like some other folks.”
AMD even pulled off what it claimed to be a world record in overclocking, achieving a Cinebench R20 multithreaded score of 55,046 on a 5.7GHz (stock) Ryzen 9 9950X overclocked to 6.494GHz using liquid nitrogen. (The chip hit 6.698GHz on a later attempt, but the PC crashed.)
AMD achieves what the company claimed was a world record on Cinebench R23, with a 6.5GHz overclock on the Ryzen 9 9950X.
New overclocking tools for Ryzen chips
While you may not have a vat of liquid nitrogen in your garage, you will have access to new AMD software to push your Ryzen even more aggressively than before.
Part of the overall performance boost you can expect is an addition to AMD’s overclocking tools. AMD already has a feature called Precision Boost Overdrive, which is the simplest way to get more out of your system. PBO’s “one-click overclocking” allows you to get 15 percent more performance out of the Ryzen 7 9700X, executives said, with 6 percent boosts on the 9600X and 9900X.
Beginning with the Ryzen 7000, AMD implemented a feature called Curve Optimizer that allowed users to tweak the settings within the Ryzen Master utility software, specifically with regard to Precision Boost Overdrive and the power management framework. While some users prefer to overclock their systems, consuming more power, others prefer to undervolt their PC, trying to maintain their performance while using less power and lowering the system temperature. Curve Optimizer was a way to “shift” the curve by varying the voltage as the CPU went up and down in frequency.
How AMD’s Curve Shaper will work inside your motherboard’s BIOS.
How AMD’s Curve Shaper will work inside your motherboard’s BIOS.Mark Hachman / IDG
How AMD’s Curve Shaper will work inside your motherboard’s BIOS.Mark Hachman / IDG
Mark Hachman / IDG
Curve Shaper, the latest tool, offers users more flexibility. Essentially, a user will be able to take the tool and set their own steps depending upon temperature and frequency. (Users will have three temperature and five frequency bands to work with.) The process will be manual, and users will have to come up with their own adjustments. However, AMD executives said they imagine that the community will develop and share their own configurations.
“This allows users to further reduce voltage from bands that are stable, and add voltage for bands where instabilities are observed,” AMD said. (That’s important, given that a CPU and a PC can crash if it doesn’t receive enough power.)
On the memory side, AMD’s AGESA base firmware supports up to overclocked DDR5-8000, JEDEC support for DDR5-5600, and with memory overclocking enabled for all of AMD’s Ryzen chipsets.
Mark Hachman / IDG
Mark Hachman / IDG
Mark Hachman / IDG
For now, AMD’s NPUs lead in performance, too
In AI, AMD too is a leader. (For now, anyway — things change quickly in the AI space.) But the problem isn’t really increasing performance — it’s managing it.
AMD’s Strix Point NPU supplies 50 TOPS (trillions of operations per second) of AI power versus the 48 (Intel’s Lunar Lake) and 45 (Qualcomm Snapdragon X Elite) its rivals provide. Vamsi Boppana, AMD’s senior vice president of its AI group, claimed that AMD was up to 5X faster than the current Intel Core Ultra 7 155H in “time to first token,” or how responsive an LLM (large language model) is when running on an AMD NPU.
AMD’s roadmap of sorts for what the company wants to achieve in AI.
AMD’s roadmap of sorts for what the company wants to achieve in AI.Mark Hachman / IDG
AMD’s roadmap of sorts for what the company wants to achieve in AI.Mark Hachman / IDG
Mark Hachman / IDG
Typically, the more parameters an AI chatbot or LLM offers, the more accurate it is. But the more parameters an LLM offers, the slower it runs and the more memory and memory bandwidth it requires.
An inaccurate LLM is useless; a glacially slow one is too. AMD is working to implement what’s called a “block FP16” format for ISPs, to allow the accuracy of large language models with the processing speed of small language models. AMD also showed off a number of apps, including those used by the PC makers themselves, to demonstrate the power of the NPU.
More software applications are tapping into AI. The interesting twist: Some of those are the PC makers themselves.
More software applications are tapping into AI. The interesting twist: Some of those are the PC makers themselves.Mark Hachman / IDG
More software applications are tapping into AI. The interesting twist: Some of those are the PC makers themselves.Mark Hachman / IDG
Mark Hachman / IDG
The bottom line is this: Do you want a productivity PC that can last all day? Or an AI machine? A gaming powerhouse? If you look at the latest Ryzen 9000 series, you’ll see that the low-end Ryzen 5 and Ryzen 7 chips have cut their power quite a bit. There’s nothing wrong with that.
But consider what you’ve heard from AMD over the years: Threadripper. Ryzen. The X3D family. These aren’t designed to power the wishy-washy PCs that you’ll find at your local library. These are for true PCs, the kind that you grew up on, and I was surprised that AMD didn’t seize the chance to fully embrace them. Low-power PCs are fine. But the world still needs a muscle car.
Editor’s Note: AMD paid for hotel, airfare, and some meals to fly PCWorld and other journalists to its Tech Day event in Los Angeles. AMD did not in any way control the editorial process, including what topics to write about.
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| ![](/n.gif) | | PC World - 14 Jul (PC World)TL;DR: Study Spanish, French, Italian, and more with a lifetime subscription to Babbel on sale for $129.97 until July 17 at 11:59 p.m. PT.
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| ![](/n.gif) | | PC World - 13 Jul (PC World)Ergonomics are important for your health, but standing desks and comfortable office chairs can feel like expensive luxuries. At least, they typically do—but during Amazon Prime Day 2024, you can sometimes snag big discounts on wildly popular models.
Right now the deals are starting slowly, but we’ve already spotted a few internet favorites on sale. If these don’t suit your needs, stay tuned for next Tuesday, July 16, when Prime Day officially begins.
Our list takes into account user reviews, technical specs, price trends over the last year, and our own experiences. PCWorld’s editors have spent years using home office setups, as well as corporate-grade gear. We know what corners you can cut to save some cash, and which ones are must-haves.
Read on for all the current best deals on standing desks and office chairs, and check out our Prime Day 2024 deals hub for fantastic bargains in other tech categories.
Prime Day 2024 early deals on office chairs
Sweetcrispy Crosslegged Desk Chair – $46 (34% off on Amazon)
Amazon Basics Classic Office Chair – $79 (16% off on Amazon)
Staples Cartwright Task Chair, Black – $50 (58% off at Staples)
Staples makes some very fine desk chairs—and while its more popular Hyken model isn’t quite back down to its lowest price yet, its lighter-use Cartwright Task Chair is ultra affordable right now. (Just be sure to have a second person on hand to ensure assembly goes smoothly.) Social media’s favored style of desk chair is also on discount, for those who like to curl up or sit crosslegged while working.
Prime Day 2024 early deals on standing desks
Flexispot 48×24 sit-stand desk, Black – $130 (23% off on Amazon)
Flexispot 48×30 dual-motor sit-stand desk, multiple colors – $270 (20% off on Amazon)
Flexispot 55×28 dual-motor sit-stand desk, multiple colors – $370 (26% off on Amazon)
Amztabler 32×16 manual mobile standing desk, white – $70 (22% off on Amazon)
Flexispot is a popular brand on Amazon, and for good reason—their standing desks start at much lower prices than competitors. You’ll get nicer finishes for tabletop materials on those more expensive rivals, but if all you need is a basic surface, these get the job done.
More great Amazon Prime Day tech deals
Need more tech gear for work-from-home productivity—or pretty much any category of interest to computer users? Our editors have found the best Prime Day discounts.
Best Amazon tech deals across PCWorld’s top categories
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Standing desks and office chairs FAQ
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What features should I look for in a standing desk?
We like dual motor standing desks with programmable controls—they’re a little more expensive, but moving the desk up and down is smoother. Their frames usually have a better build overall, too, making for less wobble during height adjustments and while in use.
Programmable controls means you can go back and forth between two or even three height positions with a single button press, which makes for much better quality of life. No need to wait and monitor the adjustment as it’s happening. (That might sound like not such a big deal, but if you do it multiple times a day over the course of the year, those seconds add up. Trust me on this one.)
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What makes for a good office chair?
This question can be tricky to answer, since what’s comfortable is a little different for everyone. Generally, you want enough support for your back so it doesn’t take on a hunched position, but not so much you can’t feel relaxed while sitting. You also ideally want to keep pressure off your lower back if you’ll be sitting for long periods—office chairs usually have seats shaped for this, rather than the flatter surfaces of kitchen and casual desk chairs.
Arm rests, head supports, and mesh fabric can also play a role in comfort, but you may want to try out those features on a sample chair that a friend owns or in a store to see if you need those features. The mesh is particularly good if you sweat or get warm.
Wheeled models are also useful for easily moving the chair—and you can upgrade the casters, as Reddit recommends for an even smoother experience.
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How do I know if I’m getting a good deal on standing desks or office chairs during Prime Day?
The deals we select are chosen not just for the product, but because their prices are among the lowest we’ve seen, especially given the pricing history over the last year.
If you’re striking out on your own, be sure to look at reviews, as well as Amazon’s AI summaries of user reviews—avoid anything with high return rates, or a known flaw. Also look for brands with not just high user reviews, but independent reviews online. Many standing desks are just rebranded models, and so too for cheaper desk chairs.
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| ![](/n.gif) | | PC World - 12 Jul (PC World)Looking for a bargain on your next tablet? You’re in luck because there are some great Prime Day deals going on, even now in the early days before the main event starts. We’re already seeing iPads on sale for more than $100 off and Amazon Fire tablets at downright massive discounts.
I’ve been a consumer technology editor for over 10 years and I’ve been hunting for tech deals for most of my life. Here, I’ve curated the best Prime Day tablet deals based on price histories, my personal experiences, our PCWorld expert reviews, and brand reputations.
Keep reading for all the best tablet deals right now. We also have a Prime Day 2024 deals hub for big savings on other tech, too!
Best early iPad deals for Prime Day 2024
Apple iPad Air M1 with 10.9-inch Liquid Retina display, 10-hour battery, 8GB RAM, 256GB storage, Wi-Fi 6 and 5G cellular. $750 ($120 off on Amazon)
Apple iPad mini (6th Gen) with 8.3-inch Liquid Retina display, 10-hour battery, 4GB RAM, 256GB storage, Wi-Fi 6. $550 ($100 off on Amazon)
Apple iPad (9th Gen) with 10.2-inch Retina display, 10-hour battery, 3GB RAM, 256GB storage. $379 ($100 off on Amazon)
iPads are tough to beat if you’re in need of a versatile tablet for everyday use, doubly so if you’re already hooked into Apple’s ecosystem with an iPhone and/or MacBook.
Between these three awesome iPad deals, I’d personally go for the iPad mini. It strikes the best balance between price and performance, and it looks fantastic with its Liquid Retina screen. But if the 8.3-inch size is too small for you, I’d also be quite happy with the regular iPad.
The M1 iPad Air is a tad pricey because it includes cellular functionality, and most don’t need that. But if you can stomach the price, you’ll definitely feel the upgrade between the 8GB of RAM and M1 chip.
Best early Kindle Fire tablet deals for Prime Day 2024
Amazon Fire Max 11 (2023) with 11-inch display, 14-hour battery, 4GB RAM, 64GB storage, Wi-Fi 6. Includes backpack and Echo Buds. $190 ($145 off on Amazon)
Amazon Fire HD 10 (2023) with 10.1-inch display, 13-hour battery, 3GB RAM, 32GB storage. Includes case with stand. $100 ($75 off on Amazon)
Amazon Fire HD 8 (2022) with 8-inch display, 13-hour battery, 2GB RAM, 64GB storage. Includes case with stand. $90 ($75 off on Amazon)
Amazon Fire HD 8 Kids (2022) with 8-inch display, 13-hour battery, 2GB RAM, 64GB storage, parental controls. Includes 1 year of Amazon Kids+, case, and backpack. $87 ($118 off on Amazon)
These are the hottest Fire tablet deals right now, but if you ask me, one stands out above the rest: the Fire Max 11 offers the biggest discount and packs the biggest bang for your buck.
The 11-inch display is perfect for most use cases, and the 4GB of RAM plus octa-core processor offer the most responsive experience. Plus, it has the longest battery life. And let’s not forget the included backpack and Echo Buds! Too bad it doesn’t also come with a case…
If you’re getting this tablet for a young child, though, you probably want a Fire Kids tablet. The bundle deal on the Fire HD 8 Kids is a winner as it comes with the rugged kid-proof case and the backpack (blue backpack version and pink backpack version).
Best early Samsung tablet deals for Prime Day 2024
Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 Plus with 12.4-inch AMOLED display, 9-hour battery, 12GB RAM, 256GB storage, Wi-Fi 7. Includes S Pen. $799 ($200 off on Amazon)
Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 with 11-inch AMOLED display, 8-hour battery, 12GB RAM, 256GB storage, Wi-Fi 7. Includes S Pen. $699 ($220 off on Amazon)
If you need a powerhouse Android tablet, you can’t go wrong with Samsung’s Galaxy Tab line—and now’s a great time to jump on one because both the Tab S9 and Tab S9 Plus are on sale.
They’re both high-performance devices with beautiful AMOLED screens, 12GB of RAM, and Wi-Fi 7 support. They also both have the same CPU/GPU. The main differences? Screen size and battery life.
For me, I think 11 inches is plenty for anything I’d do on a tablet, so I’d go for the cheaper Tab S9. But if you seek maximum productivity, the extra screen space and battery life could be tangible. Is it worth an extra $100? Well, only you can decide that.
Tablet deals FAQ
1.
Is a tablet the right device for me?
It might be! Tablets are great when you want to do phone stuff but wish you had a much larger screen, or when you need the portability and productivity of a laptop and can make do without specific apps that only run on Windows or Mac laptops.
Tablets are more convenient than phones for writing emails, watching videos, browsing the web, playing mobile games, reading ebooks, and more. Plus, doing all this on a tablet keeps your phone juiced up.
Tablets tend to have longer battery life than most laptops, so you can maintain tablet activity for longer before needing to stop and recharge. Add a wireless keyboard and you can do almost anything a laptop can.
2.
What should I look for when buying a tablet?
Screen size is key as you want a lot more than your phone can offer, but not so much that it hampers portability. Battery life is also important and you’ll want one with at least 8 to 10 hours. CPU and RAM both affect how smooth and responsive it feels to use—the faster, the better.
Screen resolution and image quality can come into play if you’re working on spreadsheets, multitasking, or streaming movies/TV. Storage capacity is important if you intend to download a lot of files (e.g., games, ebooks, music, videos).
3.
What size tablet should I buy?
Tablet sizes range from 7 inches up to 13 inches and beyond, so the right size for you depends on how you intend to use your tablet.
If you’re going to do a lot of work or watch a lot of movies/TV, you can’t go wrong with the biggest screen you can afford. Stick to 10 or 11 inches if you prioritize a balance between portability, performance, and price. Only go below 10 inches if you need utmost portability or you have a tight, strict budget.
4.
How much storage do I need for my tablet?
Most people should be fine with a basic 64GB configuration, especially if all you’re going to do is stream video, browse the web, and answer emails. But more is never bad if you can afford it!
If you’re going to be installing lots of high-end games, downloading lots of video, or working frequently with big files, then you’ll probably need at least 256GB. Is money no object? Go up to 512GB. And if you still need more space? Supplement with an external SSD.
Avoid 32GB models because you’ll likely regret it.
5.
Should I get cellular service for my tablet?
LTE and 5G tablet models only come in handy when you’re away from home, in an area that doesn’t have any Wi-Fi, and you still want internet access. Otherwise, you probably don’t need cellular features.
Note that you can always piggyback any tablet off your phone’s cellular data by enabling your phone’s mobile hotspot feature. This essentially turns your phone into a Wi-Fi point, allowing your tablet to use the internet through your phone’s LTE or 5G data.
If, for whatever reason, you’ll be using your tablet often without Wi-Fi access and without your phone, then cellular might be worth it for you.
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