The P7P55D EVO motherboard is in Asus’ EVO colors, a black PCB with a royal blue/light blue/silver color scheme. It will take me quite a while to get accustomed to looking at a motherboard without a Northbridge. The lack of...
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For the last seven years we’ve been doing our best to provide you with reviews of the very latest computer components. We have always been trying to publish product reviews on the day of their world premiere. This time we...
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The Intel Developer Forum is kicking off today in San Francisco, California and we’ve jotted down a few notes on what to expect from the event. In particular, Intel will disseminate further information on its next-generation 32nm Westmere CPU architecture,...
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The Core i5 Lynnfield is officially here! Despite many leaks and e-tailer mistakes, the platform made it from out of the cloud of an NDA (non disclosure agreement) beaten up but with still much left to tell. Today we finally...
Read More...Intel Corporation introduced several high-performance desktop and server processors today, bringing the next level of integration and intelligence to computers. The new Intel Core™ i5 processor family, two new Intel Core™ i7 processors and the Intel® Xeon processor 3400 series...
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Intel is weeks away from letting loose its first socket LGA-1156 processors, starting with a series of quad-core models, namely Core i5 750, Core i7 860, and Core i7 870. According to the latest roadmaps, dual-core derivatives of the Westmere...
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Somehow, the folks at PC Watch in Japan have gotten their hands on what appear to be some very large and very detailed Intel roadmaps, along with product branding decoder info for both mobile and desktop processors. Making sense of...
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Crew from XFASTEST managed to spend some quality time with the ASUS P7P55 EVO motherboard, which is based on Intel’s upcoming P55 Express chipset. Intel seems to be playing annoying games at the moment with what can be posted and what...
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Remember Intel is planning to cut the price of these processors on the 19th July. Unfortunately these cuts will not be anything spectacular, either in terms of the number of lines cut or the extent of the cuts. Following the...
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The big restructuring of the names for Intel’s processors has caused mixed feedback. While the clear classification in Core families promises a higher clarity, many detail questions have not been answered by the material that has been released up to...
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New interface will integrate dual-channel ddr3 memory controller because these processors only have dual-channel memory controller. Lynnfield will be more suitable for users than Nehalem. P55 adopts single chip design, named Platform Controller Hub which features all I/O characteristics of...
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Computer chipmaker Intel has been fined a record 1.06bn euros ($1.45bn; £948m) by the European Commission for anti-competitive practices. It dwarfs the 497m euro fine levied on Microsoft in 2004 for abusing its dominant market position. The Commission found that...
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Intel’s next big thing in the making, the Core i5 series processors are nearing launch, which is reportedly delayed to October. The new processors replace the Core 2 Quad and Core 2 Duo series of processors, while leaving the high-end...
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Intel Corporation today reported first-quarter revenue of $7.1 billion, operating income of $670 million, net income of $647 million and earnings per share (EPS) of 11 cents. “We believe PC sales bottomed out during the first quarter and that the...
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Intel has revamped its processor badging and rating system. Consumers are the main target, though business systems will get new badging too. The new badges include a die (the chip minus the packaging) accent in the upper right hand corner,...
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