A Sneak Peek at Intel’s Core i9 Gulftown |
Intel is preparing for launch of the 32nm six-core processor codenamed Gulftown in 1H 2010 according to Fudzilla, and the enthusiast JC has managed to grab the sample of Core i9 Gulftown.
More Details of AMD Evergreen Family Unearthed |
AMD is said to release Evergreen DirectX 11 graphics cards at the end of September or early October, and the fellows at Xbitlabs has shedded more light on the codenames of RV800 family. It looks like all the products will be named after evergreen trees:
Intel to Stop Atom Z Sales to Netbook Market |
Asus Eee PC T91 based on Atom Z520
Intel has reportedly informed customers that it will accept no more orders for its Atom Z processors from netbook manufacturers soon, as it’s getting close to completely digesting its inventory.
OCZ’s 80Plus Gold Certified Z-series PSUs Available Now |
The 80Plus Gold certified OCZ Z-series power supplies which was ever showcased at CeBIT 2009 have now reached newegg.com.
Asus Cancels First SATA 6Gbps & USB 3.0 Motherboard |
Asus P6X58 Premium motherboard (click to enlarge)
As the world’s first motherboard featuring support for SATA 6Gbps and USB 3.0, Asus P6X58 Premium Motherboard which was showcased at ComputeX 2009 has made many headlines. Unfortunately, Asus has actually decided to cancel it.
Intel Readies a Revision of DX58SO Motherboard |
Intel DX58SO motherboard
Intel has recently claimed that it’s preparing the release of an updated version of the X58-powered DX58SO motherboard.
NVIDIA: 11nm GPUs with 5000 Stream Processors Due in 2015 |
Bill Dally
NVIDIA’s Chief Scientist Bill Dally, said at the Design Automation Conference that computing is entering a world where performance increases are derived from parallelism and efficiency is determined by locality.
Kingsoft Readies Antivirus Software for Notebooks and Netbooks |
Kingsoft, one of the most prominent software companies in China, has prepared an anti-virus software specially for notebooks and netbooks.
UNIKA Radeon HD 4860 Taken Apart |
Rumors have been circulating around the internet that AMD is preparing another RV790-based graphics card, Radeon HD 4860, and we’ve managed to take some early pictures of UNIKA’s HD 4860, proving the rumors are quite true.
Intel: New Atom Chips on Track for Launch within 2009 |
Intel said on Wednesday that it will deliver new Atom chips on time later this year, rejecting the report that the chips have been delayed until 2010.
Pine Trail-M is scheduled for release to PC makers later this year, said Mooly Eden, General Manager of Mobile Platforms Group at Intel, during an event in San Francisco. He didn’t lock down a specific date, but said that Intel may show some prototype Pine Trail-M netbooks at the Intel Developer Forum in September, according to PCWorld.
GlobalFoundries Announces First Client: STMicroelectronics |
GlobalFoundries has announced a strategic customer relationship with STMicroelectronics, which means ST will partner with GlobalFoundries to produce products based on 40nm Low Power bulk silicon technology.
Corsair Unveils Dominator GT DDR3 Memory for Phenom II Processors |
Regardless of the recent Elpida issue, Corsair has now announced its new Dominator GT DDR3 memory modules, designed for AMD Phenom II processor-based platforms using Socket AM3 motherboards.
PR Director Derek Perez is Leaving NVIDIA |
Derek Perez, Director of Public Relations at NVIDIA, has posted a message on Facebook, informing his friends that he’s leaving the company for a new adventure, according to Legitreviews.
Having worked for NVIDIA for 11 years, Derek Perez has seen the company develop from a small company to one of the most recogonizable brands in IT industry.
A-DATA Intros XPG Plus Series DDR3 Memory Kit |
A-DATA Technology has lately announced its new XPG Plus Series DDR3-2200+ v2.0 dual channel kit which is said to be the highest speed of DDR3 DRAM module in the industry.
Intel’s 32nm Clarkdale Processor Review Emerges |
As we know, Intel is planning for launch of Clarkdale in Q1 next year, and many of you may be eager to learn about its performance - it’s Intel’s first 32nm processor after all.
