The Ryzen 7040HS laptop processors were announced earlier this year, with plans to ship inside laptops before the end of Q1. In an odd turn of events, the product page for this series of CPUs has been updated ahead of launch, altering the spec sheet with lower iGPU clock speeds and removing mention of PCIe …
Following more third-party testing regarding very high temperatures on AMD's RX 7900 XTX, the company has confirmed that it is indeed its cooler which seems to be behind the 110°C hotspots.
AMD confirms that some reference Radeon RX 7900 XTX models are overheating, resulting in lower performance. We explain what's going on, which GPUs are affected, and who to contact.
AMD reportedly denied an RMA request for an RX 7900 XTX card that was hitting a junction temperature of 110 °C with thermal throttling. More importantly, the company called the 110 °C hot-spot temperature “normal” before acknowledging the problem as a genuine issue.
AMD s reference design RX 7900 series reference cards appear to have high deltas between the overall GPU temperature and high-temperature hot spots, which could lead to throttling at relatively low GP