Intel launched the 3.46GHz 1066FSB processor and the 925XE chipset yesterday. Here is a list of websites that have reviews posted! Legit Reviews [H]ard|OCP The Tech Report Hexus HotHardware PCPerspective Gamers Depot SimHQ MBReview Sudhian Continue reading “Intel 3.46GHz 1066FSB & 925XE Chipset:”.
Today (Halloween by chance) is the day that Intel makes public the updated 925X chipset and the new processor that can capitalize on it. Enter the 925XE Express Chipset and Pentium 4 Processor Extreme Edition with HT Technology at 3. 46GHz (13x266MHz). Overclockers will be happy with the new chipset that can do 1066MHz and beyond!
No wonder Google stock was up to around $150 this past week. Sales are up and they came out with the new desktop search option… Things are looking good for all you google share owners. Continue reading “Google earnings surge on ad sales”.
Looks like ATI is still having some supply issues on their top-end GPU’s, but it looks like most companies and consumers wont be impacted by the shortage. A current tight supply of graphics chips seems Continue reading “Tight supply of ATI GPU’s may last another two weeks!”.
Enthuisiasts are always looking for a few extra MHz here and there and you can never have too much head room! We have noticed that certain memory PCB’s perform better than others and today bring you our findings! Read on to find out which brands are using the best ones and which are using the slower reference designs.
Not too much news this morning. Everything looks pretty dead after the benchmarking of the new AMD 64 CPU’s and the Nvidia Nforce 4 Chipset articles. Asus K8N-E Deluxe @ Club OC ASUS Extreme N5900 Continue reading “Today’s Reviews Around The Web!”.
AMD launches their latest processors and gives the Athlon 64 line a speed boost. Enter the FX-55 and 4000+ processor! The 4000+ is basically the old FX-53 renamed and the FX-55 has a 200MHz boost over the previous FX model while also getting strained silicon on insulator technology!
Just wanted to let everyone know that over the weekend we moved over to a new server and are still working on getting the site fully functional. The forums, most recent reviews, and the main Continue reading “Server Change Complete”.
Looks like TSMC has 40 new 90nm parts going to tape be the end of the year. This is good news and looks like the industry is moving ahead with 90nm parts without problems. “Taiwan Continue reading “TSMC to tape out 40 more products at 90nm by year-end”.
No matter what you do to keep your personal information to yourself programmers always find new ways to keep tabs on you! “Companies have long gathered personal and shopping information to better market to customers, Continue reading “Privacy eroding, bit by byte”.
Intel has taken back a statment they said many months ago. It looks like they will not be hitting 4GHz in 2004 like they once thought. The world’s largest chip maker, Intel, is changing its Continue reading “Intel shift over need for speed”.
PQI Turbo memory has been doing a marketing push in North America. Is the memory something to take a look at or something to skip over? Today we pull out all the spots and punish the PQI Turbo PC-3200 memory with our RST Pro2 memory tester and a bunch of memory bandwidth benchmarks!
We have already shown you what you need to do in order to build a notebook. Now we walk you through installing Windows XP, updating the BIOS, desktop video card drivers, and overclocking the video card. We have managed to take a great notebook that gets 38FPS on DOOM 3 to a notebook that gets 52FPS after we get done with it. Without touching the Processor!!
Introduction: The Show Floor Semi-Truck Anyone? For a couple hours every day Intel allowed press and forum attendees to walk through the technology showcase and spend time with the companies who paid to have booths. Continue reading “IDF Fall 2004: Intel Technology Showcase”.
Introduction: On Tuesday of this week the Intel Developer Forum (IDF) got off to a great start after Paul Otellini took the stage and officially kicked off the Fall 2004 forum. The forum started off Continue reading “Intel Developer Forum: Fall 2004”.
