I never doubt it when seeing Intel’s newly released promotion ads, featuring many of their own famous engineers, claiming themselves as the Sponsor of Tomorrow. Of course, if you had spent time here, you’d probably know I am a Intel hardcore, never ever thinking about the lackluster/manipulator AMD. Intel plus Microsoft are my only choices [...]
As reported by hkpec, Intel’s roadmap for the coming year, 2010, was made available to mainboard makers in Taiwan. Lots of precision information are concluded in the map, shown repacked below. On the coming 45nm Nehalem based derivatives of Core i7 and Core i5. All technical features and set prices are clearly put.
Believe it or not, one post in Coolaler forum caught my attention with the author claiming he had overclocked the newly released AMD Phenom II to an unbelievably high clock, 6272MHz… Check it in CPU-Z’s database here: http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=503861 The author also claimed he had passed Super-Pi test while forgot to write down the result or [...]
Reported by notebook manufacturers, VIA is planning big refreshment to its present Nano CPU product lines, launched mid-2008, which receive wide applause and by now had grabbed about 15 percent share of netbook market.
Intel have released five new CPU modes for mobile computing. The highlight is the newly available Core 2 Duo Q9000 running at 2.0GHz, with 6MB L2 cache, which is cut in half compared against other mobile quads.
Just in case you don’t know it, some latest leaked info around the coming king of graphics, which is rumored to surface in January of 2009, is spread to Internet and I have grabbed some pieces of that.
Nehalem is the ultimate chip. Features are many, with one named Turbo Mode, which means Nehalem will try to overclock a little in itself if there is any headroom left due to the inactivity of other cores. Anandtech has a better explanation here.
There is no doubt that 4850X2, which is pending for release, is the hot talk for now . Information had been increasing circulating this hot chip, and here comes more of it.
IBM Cell, the processor that will break the wall, once and for all, is stepping out to finally start to power the desktops by assisting the system as an accelerator on video processing.