I just happen to be in San Jose for NVIDIA’s editor’s day and got a chance to talk to Nvidia about the PR that they released on the next generation Playstation. Nvidia said that they Continue reading “Nvidia Snags Next Gen Playstation Contract”.
“CPU-Z is a diagnostic tool that provides information on your CPU, including: processor name and vendor, core stepping and process, processor package, internal and external clocks, clock multiplier, partial overclock detection, processor features, supported instructions Continue reading “CPU-Z 1.26 Released”.
Mozilla.org has released the latest version of thunderbird, 1.0. Thunderbird is a free email client and a great alternative to Microsoft’s Outlook Express program. for people looking for something a little different….try Firebird, Thunderbird, and Continue reading “Thunderbird 1.0 Released”.
ZDNet has taken 11 of the top anti-spam products and put them to the test in this Ultimate Anti-Spam Guide. If you are shopping for new anti-spam protection, check this one out for sure.From server-level Continue reading “Ultimate Anti-Spam Guide”.
Since Half Life 2 was released we have looked at graphic card performance on the nForce 4 Ultra chipset with ATI and Nvidia based video cards. Then we turned to the hidden multiplayer support testing Continue reading “AMDZone”.
A report on Planet AMD 64 appears to confirm our earlier reports that Windows X64 will be released to the market in March next year. According to the site, a “critical compiler” problem means that Continue reading “Windows XP 64 Pro schedule leaks”.
bout a week ago there were various laments about AMD missing a golden opportunity to shout its advantages from the rooftops. The problem is that while AMD is technically missing an opportunity, it is doing Continue reading “AMD projects January Shock’n’Awe”.
Now that Bluetooth phones are mainstream consumers can now use wireless headsets. That’s right… no need to plug this one into your phone! Today we take a look at a model from Motorola that combines class with functionality to take wireless technology to the next level.
The Inquirer has discovered the upcoming silicon C19 + MCP04 nVidia chipset for Intel P4 motherboards, will be based on a two chip design. The chipset combo given the moniker nForce-5 will support SLI, DDR2, Continue reading “nForce-5 for Intel to feature AMD technology”.
Today we’ll be taking a look at one of DFI’s latest entries for the LGA 775 motherboard market, the DFI LanParty 875P-T. A unique, and very interesting, “hybrid” board that mixes Intel’s new LGA 775 processor with the previous generation’s 875P high performance chipset.
Kingston Technology a world leader in memory production including SDRAM, NAND, and OEM memory have topped the $2-billion sales mark. Per the Inquirer, John Tu Kingston’s co-founder stated “The $2 billion figure represents a 38% Continue reading “Kingston sales reach $2-billion”.
Danger Den has introduced one of the most compact PC watercooling pumps ever. The Danger Den DDC-12V is a svelte 2.4″ x 2.4″ x 1.5″ and is powered via a molex connector drawing between 6V Continue reading “Danger Den releases “palm sized” pump”.
A photo of this bastard bantling of desktop silicium (read Server) can be viewed here. Whether the chip was ejected from an Intel livery van whilst speeding through pot-holed Berlin streets, or traded behind the Continue reading “Dual-Die Intel chip for sale on EBay”.
PQI has been making a lot of headlines the past few months with their Turbo series memory. We were lucky enough to get a Dual Channel kit of their PC4000 TURBO memory to see just how well it would do for us.
“AMD has updated its public roadmap. The biggest change: the death of its Athlon XP brand.” The Register
