“At an Intel-sponsored developer conference next week, one of the big debates will be, “what exactly is a dual-core processor?” The Santa Clara, Calif.-based chipmaker will provide details about a host of processors at the Continue reading “Intel show to tackle debate over dual-core chips”.
“ ROBERT RIVET, chief financial officer of AMD, spoke at the Goldman Sachs technology investment symposium 2005 and gave a fair amount of details on its process plans. AMD is on track to produce 65 Continue reading “AMD claims it’s catching Intel on 65 nano tech”.
The Budget nForce 4 Ultra is here!!! Don’t have $250 to throw down for an SLI board? Never fear, Chaintech brings socket 939’s benefits to the masses for under $110. We take a look at a board for the “budget enthusiast” and find out what you can expect from an entry level board!
“Taiwan?s success in the motherboard sector has followed the development of Taiwan?s IT industry and the explosion in PC use worldwide. Throughout the 1990s, Taiwan?s motherboard companies experienced rapid growth and secured their dominance of Continue reading “Taiwan motherboard market overview”.
“A-Data Technology is on track to sample a range of high frequency DDR2 modules in March, according to the company. Apart from new 2GB DDR2-533 and 2GB DDR2-400 modules, the company will be sampling both Continue reading “A-Data all set to sample high frequency DDR2 and FB-DIMM modules”.
“ PC POP might have some interesting answers to our no less interesting questions. According to this article on the Chinese website, ATI’s next generation card, the one with 512MB memory that should be released Continue reading “Is X950XT the name of ATI’s R520?”.
“The slow but inexorable march to 64-bit computing–the successor to familiar 32-bit x86-based technology, which has dominated the desktop world since the advent of Windows 95 almost a full decade ago–seems poised to speed up. Continue reading “XP Goes to 64 Bits”.
“Chip maker Advanced Micro Devices plans to ship a dual-core version of its 64-bit Athlon 64 microprocessor for desktop and mobile PCs during the second half of this year–but the chips won’t be targeted at Continue reading “AMD to Ship Dual-Core Athlon 64 Chip by Year’s End”.
Daily Must Read Review: GeForce Go 6800 vs. Mobility Radeon X800 is all the rage today over at Extreme Tech. Here is a good blurb from their article. In the end, the winner of this Continue reading “Reviews Around The Web”.
“As online scams get more sophisticated, passwords are becoming hopelessly outmoded–as passe as floppy disks. Yet many businesses and nearly all consumers still rely on passwords as the primary means of checking that someone is Continue reading “Finding a replacement for passwords”.
We actually brought up this very toic last week. It will NOT be called NForce 5 “ A FILING ON GERMAN SITE Computer Base’s forum raises an intriguing possibility. And that is that when Nvidia Continue reading “Nforce 5 to be called Nforce 4 Intel Edition?”.
TTGI USA (also known as Super Flower) became popular in Overclocking circles aproximately 3-years ago with the release of their TT-520SS 4-fan aluminum PSU. Enthusiast’s loved it’s stability, rail adjustment, and especially the price. Today we look at the TT-600K04 600W Modular PSU for the evolving BTX standard.
“The first Nvidia nForce4-based PCI Express (PCIe) small-form-factor (SFF) PC hit the market today, when Shuttle launched its XPC SN25P. Shuttle also announced the launch of a home-theater XPC, the SB83G5C, which is particularly targeted Continue reading “Shuttle launches first Nvidia nForce4 SFF PC”.
“ATI is sponsoring a big overclocking tournament this weekend. It is publicly saying that there will be an ‘unveiling’ of some sort, but no-one knows what it is. Some of the world’s top overclockers, including Continue reading “Next ATI card will have 512MB memory”.
“Google’s browser toolbar is raising eyebrows over a feature that inserts new hyperlinks in Web pages, giving the Internet search provider a powerful tool to funnel traffic to destinations of its choice. When Web surfers Continue reading “Google toolbar move raises online ire”.
