Larrabee Project to Come Back With Vengeance in Its Own Time |
As we reported late 2009, Intel’s Larrabee project had been infinitely delayed, but it seems that the chip giant has never stop making efforts to enter into discrete graphics market.
Intel: Most Consumers Don’t Need High-performance Graphics |
Intel exec has recently claimed that the vast majority of customers hardly need high performance graphics, which kind of reminds us of NVIDIA’s talking about the insignificant DirectX 11 support when they didn’t provide it.
Intel to Offer Affordable Processors With Unlocked Multipliers |
Intel is reportedly working on a Lynnfield/Clarkdale processor with unlocked multipliers and, the most important is, the CPU will arrive with an affordable price.
Intel’s Mini-ITX H57 Mobo Hit Stores |
Intel’s H57 motherboard in Mini-ITX form factor has just been found selling in Japan, and the board uses socket LGA1156, supporting Clarkdale processors.
Intel Readies Atom N470 Processor with Integrated Graphics |
Intel has just revealed the Atom N470 processor for netbook platforms. The 45nm-based CPU has a single core running at 1.83GHz, 512KB of L2 cache and supports DDR2 667 memory modules. It comes with the GMA 3150 integrated graphics, offering the full feature set needed by any low-cost, entry-level mobile PC.
Intel’s Hexa-core Core i7-980X Extreme Edition Processor Gets Listed |
Research on Relationship Between BCLK/QPI and iGPU Frequency/Performance |
Although Intel has never revealed there is some connection between the BCLK/QPI and iGPU frequency/performance, our tests have shown there is definitely one.
Intel Wants to be the Leader in SSD Market |
As the world’s largest CPU maker, Intel has also made noticeable achievements in some other fields. The chip giant is confident that, with the popularity of SSDs growing, it will become the leading supplier.
LGA775 Processors Account for 77% of Intel Sales |
In spite of the consistent update of CPU socket type, the LGA775 still reigns supreme, according to Fudzilla.
Sandy Bridge to Replace Core i7-930 in Early 2011 |
According to the details recently leaked around the web, Intel’s Core i7-930 processors should be arriving later in this quarter. The 2.8GHz quad-core CPU is believed to deliver the best performance among Intel’s mainstream processors.
Intel Begins to Ship “Tukwila” Itanium Processors |
Intel has just begun to ship its newest Itanium processor, codenamed Tukwila, and prepares it for launch later this quarter.
Upcoming Intel Core CPUs Detailed |
The OCWorkbench site has recently revealed Intel’s plan for the new Core processor family – let’s check out what the chip giant has to offer for 2010.
AMD Grabs More CPU Market Share in Q4 |
According to IDC’s latest PC processor study, the worldwide PC microprocessor shipments in the fourth quarter of 2009 rose modestly, with mobile PC processors increasing by 11.7%, x86 server processor growing by 14.1% and desktop processors by 4.8%.
When compared to Q4 ‘08, CPU shipments in 4Q09 rose 31.3%, and the overall market average selling price of processors rose 6.7% quarter over quarter.
Intel Keeps Growing in the Graphics Market, JPR Says |
Jon Peddie Research (JPR) has recently announced the research report regarding the estimated graphics chip shipments and suppliers’ market share for Q4 2009.
