AnandTech got a chance to spend some quality time with AOpen’s, Athlon 64 powered, AK86-L motherboard. It features a BIOS that would make any PC tweaker drool as well as sensible features such as Serial-ATA and Gigabit LAN….
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LinuxHardware.org put top Intel CPUs and a single high end AMD CPU through the wringer and came up with some performance figures under a Linux operating system. It would have been interesting to see how the Athlon 64 FX-51 (dual…
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While it had been rumored for months that Intel has been working on chips that include the x86-64 64-bit instruction set, which AMD uses on its Athlon64 line, they’ve only now hinted about it. ITworld.com has more details….
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GamePC, which is both a PC hardware retailer and an indepth review site, has tested AMD and Intel based rigs using software other than games. Shocking! Take a look at the performance of these higher end PCs on some server…
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Digit Life has taken the latest and greatest CPUs from both Intel and AMD and ran them through a barrage of tests carefully noting results for your perusal. Both companies have very capable chips so the results are quite interesting….
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CNET News is reporting on HP’s plans to launch a line of ProLiant servers with AMD’s 64bit server CPU, the Opteron. What this means for Intel’s Itanium, which HP helped design, is anybody’s guess….
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If you’ve taken a look at AMD’s 64bit Athlon chips recently you’ve more than likely stumbled a bit trying to remember which one supports what. Overclockers Club put up a nice article that compares the different flavors of the CPUs…
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Overclockers Club has written up a review on Aerocool’s monstrous Deep Impact 102 heatsink. It features support for AMD’s Socket A and Intel’s Socket 370/478 (pentium3/4) as well as dual fans, giving it a cooling edge over other all copper…
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NVIDIA’s next DX9 compatible graphics core for onboard video is too complex to cram into a single chip along with other core functions for its upcoming AMD64 chipset so they’ve had to split it off into a two chip solution….
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CNET News has a great article covering Intel’s upcoming CPU codenamed “Prescott” and speculates on what the chipmaker changed and also explains AMD’s processor naming scheme in relation to Intel’s clock speeds….
Read more Reworked Prescott Built for Speed
AMDZone has a few notes from AMD’s conference call yesterday which features some interesting tidbits in the Q&A section concerning future products and their move to newer manufacturing processes….
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