PCWorld’s July Digital Magazine: Intel’s new Tiger Lake H laptop chips take the fight to AMD



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    In the July issue

    This month, we have the 11th-gen ‘Tiger Lake H’ performance deep-dive: Intel gets back in the game. Plus, Meet AMD’s FidelityFX Super Resolution: Radeon’s DLSS rival even makes GeForce GPUs faster.

    Other highlights include:

    • News: The biggest PC news from Computex 2021, Android 12 and other news from Google I/O, RIP Internet Explorer
    • Lenovo ThinkPad X12 Detachable Gen 1 review: A value tablet for business
    • Acer Predator Triton 300 SE review: Affordable GeForce RTX performance in a slim package
    • Samsung Galaxy Book Pro 360 review: A beautiful thin-and-light PC
    • Command Prompt: 6 Command Prompt commands you should still be using
    • Here’s How: How to play games on a Chromebook, enable HDR in Windows 10, add Linux apps to Windows

    Video highlights

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