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Review: Intel Conroe Core 2 Duo/Extreme Processors
14 July 2006, 05:00
Intel, then, has moved the goalposts as far as consumer-level CPUs are concerned. Its low-end Core 2 Duo parts are more than a match for anything that has come before ...
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TI moving towards 45nm
12 June 2006, 12:52
30 percent more performance, 40 percent lower power consumption.
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AMD ramp up capacity to meet Intel onslaught
31 May 2006, 09:07
Monday saw a somewhat quiet press release announcement from AMD, letting the world know that Fab30, their famous processor fab in Dresden, Germany, is to get a name change and ...
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Boston launches servers for latest Xeons
23 May 2006, 16:20
From Boston, come a number of servers implementing new motherboards and chassis from server-board manufacturer Supermicro
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Review: Intel's Conroe spanks AMD FX-62's botty - for real!!
23 May 2006, 05:01
There's no real need for a summary. The benchmarks tell all. Intel's Conroe outmuscles every current consumer CPU. Would you buy an AMD Athlon 64 FX-62 now? K8-L can't come ...
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Review: AMD Socket AM2: Athlon 64 FX-62 and nForce5 590 SLI
23 May 2006, 05:00
It's a heady tale of core performance, bandwidth, competition, performance and much more. It's played out on a stage of dual-core 90nm SOI silicon and our hero is Athlon 64 ...
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Dell diggs the Opteron, finally
19 May 2006, 10:10
After years of geeks and analysts speculating "will they" or "won't they", Dell finally "will" start shipping PCs with AMD CPUs - but only servers and, even then, not right ...
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Review: Intel Pentium Extreme Edition 965 Processor
22 March 2006, 16:02
Got £700 and absolutely want to spend it all on a CPU? Define what your workload priorities are and choose whether the Intel Pentium Extreme Edition 965 or AMD Athlon ...
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VIA's new Micro-ATX and Nano-ITX solutions, new CPU, and Axper tie-up.
14 March 2006, 08:31
More goodies from VIA.
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VIA do Sempron on AM2 with dual S27s
13 March 2006, 21:57
As part of the massive amount of Socket AM2 stuff around at CeBIT this year, VIA are showing off Sempron running with DDR2, rather than the X2, FX or single-core ...
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ASRock manifests AMD AM2 expansion card
13 March 2006, 21:57
Remember ECS's PF88 from last CeBIT well, ASRock is doing something similar with eSATA2 boards and an upgrade card bringing AM2 and DDR2 without a full system change
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AMD put the ‘Phwoar’ into Dual Core
13 March 2006, 00:30
So how do you get the message across about Dual Core?
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Core at the enterprise level
8 March 2006, 21:36
We know that Intel's new micro-architecture, Core, is being implemented across its entire CPU range, so let's get a bit more focused, and discuss how it's going to be used ...
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Keeping it virtualised: Intel and VMware
8 March 2006, 20:37
Intel and VMware continue to work together closely on virtualisation implementation in both hardware and software, with Intel VT support expect to appear in VMware's enterprise ESX server in the ...
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A socket for Dempsey - Intel's LGA 771 pictures
8 March 2006, 17:27
We've managed to take some sneaky pictures of a motherboard designed for Intel's up-coming Dempsey CPU. The board has two LGA 771 sockets which means (obviously) that it can accommodate ...
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Intel finally set to smash AMD in performance stakes
8 March 2006, 00:46
These are interesting results for a number of reasons, we are comparing the mid range Conroe CPU against that of the future top of the range FX62. Whilst we know ...
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BBC wants your clock-cycles - to predict climate change
14 February 2006, 17:39
The BBC is bringing all guns to bear on the contentious subject of climate change with programmes on BBC1, BBC2 and BBC4 and a distributive-computing initiative for climate-change predictions
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Rahul Sood: AMD-Dell deal 'imminent'
13 February 2006, 21:29
Rahul Sood, founder of VoodooPC, isn't afraid of making bold statements in his weblog. This week he's giving his thoughts on the whole AMD-Dell 'will they, won't they?' debacle.
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Intel Yonah hidden features exposed
7 February 2006, 11:50
Word reaches the Deeplung ear that Intel's Yonah processor, which ships under the Intel Core Duo moniker, has features that aren't being exposed to the consumer. Intel's Sossaman is the ...
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Review: AMD Athlon 64 FX-60
10 January 2006, 04:45
There's not much suspense to hold with this new CPU. The mystique of whether or not the next Athlon 64 FX would be single or dual core was dashed a ...
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Review: Intel Extreme Edition 955 Processor
27 December 2005, 16:10
The days of performance single-core CPUs are numbered, even for gamers, with the likes of ATI and NVIDIA investing in multi-CPU driver support that makes better use of the parallel ...
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Socket 939 opterons in short supply... unless you know where to look
13 December 2005, 19:57
European vendors are short of supplies of AMD's rather tastful socket 939 Opteron 144 and 146 processors, except for - so a little bird tells us - SCAN International.
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Intel will get inside a mac in June 2006
6 December 2005, 20:58
A date has been put on the launch of Mac computers with 'Intel Inside', and that date is believed to be June 6th 2006.
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Intel yet to rise to AMD's dual-core duel challenge
17 November 2005, 17:23
Back in August, AMD, keen to show off its dual-core processors, challenged Intel to a dual-core duel. The idea was to benchmark a commercially available AMD dual-core processor against the ...
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Sun announces green chip
14 November 2005, 14:46
Sun is playing the eco card with its latest processor, faunted as the most eco-responsible chip ever.
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Pictures of AMD's new socket surface
9 November 2005, 16:38
Pictures of the new socket for AMD's Opteron processors, known as Socket F, have appeared on Tweakers.net, a Dutch tech-website.
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Stanford Racing Team first to cross the Grand Challenge finish line
9 October 2005, 12:38
The Intel supported Stanford Racing Team were the first to cross the line in this year's DARPA Grand Challenge, beating the also Intel supported Red Team by a mere 4 ...
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DARPA: Helping vehicles see
5 October 2005, 22:14
This coming weekend sees the DARPA Grand Challenge, a gruelling quest in which autonomous vehicles must traverse desert and mountains in Nevada.
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Deciphering CPU Product Codes
27 September 2005, 13:41
AMD were the first to move away from selling processors based on clock speed, instead opting for a rating system that attempted to liken the performance of one of their ...
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