Thermal design power (TDP) is a measurement used by manufacturers of PC components to represent how much heat is produced by ...

Where this begins to make sense is if you’re using the Kun as a replacement for a full-sized PC. While the built-in GPU hits a wall, the CPU does benefit from more power. The higher TDP allows ...

You will soon be able to set your own TDP (thermal design power) on all AMD Ryzen 3000 CPUs for "cooler and quieter" operation. AMD is introducing the new power saving "eco-mode" feature to all of ...

Processor Base Power (PBP): This is basically the new name for TDP, and measures the average level of heat generated during high-complexity workloads while a chip is running at its base frequency.

Minisforum is about to unleash its new UM880 Pro and UM890 Pro Mini-PC systems, both packing ... which allows the company to boost up to 70W TDP, higher than AMD's default of 35-65W TDP.

According to tech leaker chi11eddog, the newly released AMD Ryzen 7 9700X and Ryzen 5 9600X will have their TDPs boosted to 105 W. This change is rumoured to be pushed in an AGESA 1.2.0.1a Patch A ...

as picked by the PC Gamer team. With that warning out of the way, I must say that it would make sense if this TDP option launches officially in a future AGESA update. Our Nick's testing of the two ...

Beelink has announced a new gaming mini-PC model powered by the AMD Ryzen 7 series processor. The Beelink SER6 MAX as it is called, is equipped with the AMD Ryzen 7 7735HS tuned up to 65W TDP.