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A bug in the AMD video card driver can lead to a blue screen of death and a complete reinstallation of Windows

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AMD video card users have a chance to encounter a rare, but still not irreproducible bug when installing a graphics driver, which will result in a blue screen of death and, in the worst case, have to completely reinstall Windows. There are already enough users on the Web who have encountered this problem.

A bug in the AMD video card driver can lead to a blue screen of death and a complete reinstallation of Windows

A bug in the AMD video card driver can lead to a blue screen of death and a complete reinstallation of Windows
There are enough users on the web who have encountered a problem

In order for the computer to turn into a “brick” (for a short time – before reinstalling Windows), a number of factors need to coincide: updates were installed on the PC and the installation of the AMD Adrenalin driver was started at the same time with a checkmark next to the “Reset to factory settings” item. AMD is already aware of this issue and is working on a solution. There is even an official announcement about this.

A bug in the AMD video card driver can lead to a blue screen of death and a complete reinstallation of Windows

We have reproduced an issue that can occur in a very small number of cases where a PC update occurs during the installation of AMD Adrenalin software and we are actively investigating it. We recommend users to ensure that all system updates are installed or paused before installing the driver, and that the Factory Reset option is unchecked during the AMD driver installation process. We strive to resolve issues as quickly as possible“, AMD said.

Until there is a solution, you need to follow the recommendations: do not install a video driver during a Windows update.

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Core i7-1260P, up to 48GB RAM and up to 4TB SSD. Huawei unveils all-new Qingyun G540 laptop weighing just 1.39kg

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Core i7 1260P up to 48GB RAM and up to 4TB

Huawei has introduced a completely new line of laptops – Qingyun. This series is aimed at corporate clients, and the first model in the line was Qingyun G540.

Core i7-1260P, up to 48GB RAM and up to 4TB SSD.  Huawei introduced a brand new laptop Qingyun G540 weighing only 1.39 kg

Huawei has tried to make the laptop thin and light – the thickness is 17.2 mm, weight – 1.39 kg. The body is made of aluminum alloy, and the lid leans back to a decent 180° angle

The diagonal of the IPS screen is 14 inches, the resolution is Full HD. Provides coverage of 100% of the sRGB color space. The hardware platform is based on 12th generation Intel Core processors, in the top version – Core i7-1260P. The base has 16 GB of DDR4-3200 RAM and a 512 GB SSD. But the RAM can be upgraded up to 48 GB and the SSD up to 4 TB.

Core i7-1260P, up to 48GB RAM and up to 4TB SSD.  Huawei introduced a brand new laptop Qingyun G540 weighing only 1.39 kg

Also in the configuration are two speakers with a total power of 4 W, a 56 W battery providing up to 11.5 hours of autonomy, two USB 3.2 Gen 1 ports, one USB 2.0, HDMI 1.4 video output, a USB-C port with Thunderbolt 4 interface and an RJ- 45 Gigabit Ethernet adapters. The package includes a 65W power supply.

Vesta with Qingyun G540 is presented with the Qingyun S540 model. Its parameters are exactly the same (down to thickness and weight), but in the description of the Qingyun S540 parameters, support for Wi-Fi 6 appears.

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The Radeon RX 7900 XTX has fallen in price to the level of the recommended price. The card is now asking for $1,030, while the RTX 4080 starts at $1,250

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The Radeon RX 7900 XTX has fallen in price to

Over the past couple of months, the Radeon RX 7900 XT graphics card has been actively cheaper, and is now offered at a price below the recommended one. It seems that the time has come for the older RX 7900 XTX. Over the past few days, the adapter has significantly fallen in price both in the US and in Europe.

The Radeon RX 7900 XTX has fallen in price to the level of the recommended price.  The card is now asking for $1,030, while the RTX 4080 starts at $1,250

In the US, the card sells for $1,030 or more, with a suggested retail price of $1,000. That is, we can say that the prices were lowered almost to the recommended ones. What’s more, NewEgg is also temporarily offering a $30 discount coupon, so the Sapphire model can be purchased for exactly $1,000. In Europe, interestingly, the situation is even more curious. There, they ask for a card from 1090 euros, but you need to remember that this is the price including taxes, while in the USA for most states you need to add another tax to the price indicated above.

In any case, the RX 7900 XTX is becoming more profitable against the backdrop of the RTX 4080, which is not getting cheaper and is still sold at a price of 1250-1300 dollars / euros. At the same time, for example, in the latest Resident Evil 4, the AMD adapter is much faster than the competitor, and even with ray tracing retains a slight advantage.

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Confirmed: AMD will follow the path of Intel. “Red” processors of the next generation will be hybrid – with large and small cores

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Confirmed AMD will follow the path of Intel Red processors

Last month, AMD published a Processor Programming Reference (PPR) for its Zen 4 processors, codenamed Phoenix, and the description states that these CPUs will feature a combination of large and small cores. Thus, rumors are confirmed that AMD will switch to the principles of architecture, once introduced by Arm, and then adopted by Intel.

Confirmed: AMD will follow the path of Intel.

However, there will be one major difference from Intel: if the “blue” cores of different architectures are used in their CPUs (high-performance Golden / Raptor Cove and energy-efficient Gracemont), then AMD will have all the cores on the Zen 4 architecture, only conditionally small ones will receive less cache and will work at lower frequencies, but they will consume less energy. One of the Phoenix CPUs was previously lit up on the network – 2 of it are two “large” cores and four “small” ones. But this is just one of the options, and besides, it is clearly not the most powerful.

Confirmed: AMD will follow the path of Intel.

The premiere of Phoenix processors is expected at CES 2024 or a little later – in the second half of 2024.

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