ZDNet has some info on a new chip design by ClearSpeed which crams 96 individual processing cores into a single package. The Avebury isn’t a general purpose CPU like the ones AMD and Intel are famous for and, considering its…
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AMDZone takes a gander at the low-cost Chaintech SK8T800 motherboard for the AMD Athlon 64. The company keeps the numbers of features they toss on to the socket 754 board to a minimum but it still provides great performance and…
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GameSpot has the story of a few analysts who believe that the Sony PSP launch may be delayed into next year for Japan and could possibly be up to a year away for the US. Tons of reasons to delay…
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ExtremeTech has some details from the Fall Processor Forum, going on this week, concerning AMDs plans for its dual core chip design of the Opteron CPU. Some hints on clock speeds and estimated performance gains in the server world as…
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HardOCP has a review of the DFI LanParty 925X-T2 motherboard designed for the Intel LGA-775 CPU line. DFI has made quite a name for itself with products that contain just the right selection of components and firmware features to keep…
AnandTech has tested out various video cards under a Linux OS to see just how well NVIDIA and ATI are up to the task of providing performance for the growing share of systems. The results are pretty abysmal for ATI….
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The Tech Report tested out the newest, die shrunk, version of the AMD Athlon 64 running on a socket 939 system. The 90 nanometer chip offers the same performance as the 130nm version but consumes quite a bit less juice….
AMDboard has the scoop on a dual processor, AMD Opteron motherboard which Abit is working on. The board is obviously destined for server work, what with its lack of an AGP or PCI-Express slot and the like, but it does…
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PC World has the specs for the new Tungsten T5 PDA from PalmOne (formerly Palm). The new device sports a beefy 256MB of flash storage, which can be used as a removable drive. On top of that they pile on…
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Hardware Analysis has some after thoughts on Intel’s LGA-775 platform after having lived with it for a good 3 months. Nice touch by these folks to go back and share their insights which they’ve had some time to stew over….
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Ars Technica takes it to the Apple Power Mac G5 Dual 2.5GHz with their usual analytical minds and reports back with more technical details than you can imagine as well as a few snapshots of its inner-workings and benchmarks to…
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