Panopsys has released a new version of Throttle Watch. The utility now monitor’s AMD64 CPU’s as well as Pentium-4, Pentium-M, and Xeon. Download the free version here. “ThrottleWatch? is a Windows utility for detecting and Continue reading “Throttle Watch 2.0 released”.
“TOM’S HARDWARE Guide claims it’s seen internal Intel documents that show Intel Smithfield dual core chips have a thermal design rated at 130 watts. That’s 13 per cent more than Intel’s current 5xx Prescott range, Continue reading “Dual core Intel chips like Bunsen burners, almost”.
I’m actually in the process of finishing up an article on the MX1000 Laser Mouse for gaming. Look for that toward the end of next week. “LOGITECH IS ABOUT TO CHANGE gaming peripherals once again Continue reading “Logitech readies top gaming mouse”.
“AMD HAS BEEN RUMOURED to be coming out with DDR2 in Q2, and documents floating around the i915/925 launch said as much. AMD basically said ‘we could do it now, but why’, and followed it Continue reading “AMD holds off on DDR-2 support”.
Dual-Layered (DL) DVD writers may be affordable, but the question of concern is the media prices. The price per DL media averages out to $10.00, which is shockingly high. We talked to manufacturers at this Continue reading “Dual-Layer Standard May Disappear Soon”.
“A US p2p monitoring group reckons that it has come up with software that can identify and trace file-traders. BayTSP uses a technique called software “spidering” to determine which user first uploaded a particular file Continue reading “Anti P2P software developed”.
“SOFTWARE FIRM Microsoft is gazing at its navel pondering how to release its long awaited next generation of operating system codenamed Longhorn. According to Information Week, here, the ever expanding Vole hill at Redmond is Continue reading “Microsoft ponders multiple Longhorns”.
Today’s Must Read Reviews: I say review”s” because the topic of the day seems to be the 6600GT PCI-E video card. check out multiple reviews around the web if you are in the market for Continue reading “Weekend Reviews”.
Now that things have calmed down from CES, Rich posts his thoughts on his meetings with several hardware companies. He got a sneak peak at some upcoming products from Antec, Corsair and DFI. Read on to figure out what Rich saw and what he thinks about some upcoming products.
“ About a month ago we have already shared with you some details regarding the upcoming Pentium 4 chipsets from VIA (see this news story for details). At CES 2005 in Las Vegas more interesting Continue reading “New Intel Pentium 4 Chipsets from VIA to Be Announced This Month”.
“ Foxconn Electronics (the registered trade name of Hon Hai Precision Industry) denied yesterday that it has invested in the financially troubled Abit Computer by scooping up its shares in Taiwan?s stock market. Share prices Continue reading “Foxconn denies taking up shares of financially troubled Abit”.
“ NVIDIA WAS HAPPY to confirm that Nforce 5 or Nforce for Intel platforms as the firm calls it, is taped out and up and running. It’s already a real thing. We asked around and Continue reading “Nforce 5 up and running”.
“ MAJORITY OF USERS don’t care about a graphics card because this majority uses only 2D operations, or should I say they need it just to draw and show picture on displays. Some will use Continue reading “Windows Longhorn to make graphics card important”.
“ LIVERPUDLIAN FIRM Brainboxes said it has completed 64-bit drivers for Windows XP 64, and Windows Server 2003 64 bit. The firm said it has drivers ready for its PCI serial and parallel port cards, Continue reading “Firm releases 64-bit drivers for WinXP 64”.
Thermaltake, a leader in heatsink technology for PC’s has introduced a new cooler for Socket-478, AMD K7, and K8. The POLO-735 Extreme 3 in 1 Cooler is a powerful all copper thin-finned unit. Mated with a powerful 80mm smart-fan, thermistor, and rheostat, all in an ergonomically friendly package.
