With the dust settling from the recent Intel X99-E releases, there is a general view there will be no mITX motherboards. When you consider what’s in the Intel X99-E’s spec, it is unlikely to ever be something to cater for the mITX gamers, so what’s the alternative?
Read More...
Tag: Intel
154 Posts
ADATA® Technology, a leading manufacturer of high-performance DRAM modules and NAND Flash application products, is pleased to announce its full line of DDR4 extreme performance memory modules already support Intel® Haswell-EP series processors. All ADATA DDR4 memory modules will be...
Read More...
Benchmark Reviews has now completed performance testing of our Intel Core i7-5960X Haswell-E processor. As this is Intel’s first 8-core consumer processor, we have high expectations for this top-end iteration of the new Haswell-E architecture. Equipped with Intel’s 22nm, “3D”...
Read More...
(BitFenix Design Lab, September 1, 2014) – The release of the Fury PSU Series has made serious waves in the hardware community with impressive power specifications and cables featuring all Alchemy sleeving. Another great benefit is high efficiency and cost...
Read More...
The purpose of this guide is to help speed up your research and narrow down your X99 motherboard choices, so you can focus on more specific motherboard research. While the X99 platform isn’t necessarily a landmark platform, there is an...
Read More...Intel has upped the ante for LGA2011 systems with the new LGA2011-V3 specification, comprising the new X99 chipset and Haswell-E CPUs. The top-end Core i7-5960X is Intel’s first consumer 8-core CPU and boasts an amazing 20 megabytes of on-chip cache...
Read More...
Despite its release with much fanfare earlier this month Intel’s 9-series motherboard platform, of which Z97 is the major chipset, has brought few genuinely new features relevant to the mainstream market. In fact perhaps the only significant exception is the...
Read More...
A few weeks ago, we had an opportunity to attend an ASUS media event and get a sneak peek at the new ASUS lineup for the new next-generation Intel Z97 chipsets. We focused right in on the new Z97-WS workstation...
Read More...
Intel has added its Haswell refresh processors to the official desktop and mobile price lists. In all there are 26 new desktop processors and 17 aimed at mobile computers. From previous reports we expect these new chips to become purchasable...
Read More...
Remember when Intel’s Pentium processor was all the rage? It’s hard to believe that the above ad is almost 20 years old, and for those who are sentimental about their PC hardware, it’s a shame the once-glorious Pentium is now...
Read More...
Intel recently announced the series 730 SSD, and here we review it. The arrival of the new 730 series for consumers and is interesting as it is a product that uses the server slash data-center SSD DNA from Intel’s current...
Read More...
Intel’s latest cable with green coloured housing has the ability to carry data at 800Gbps. This cable is based on the company’s Photonics technology. The cable uses 64 fibers, out of which 32 is dedicated for transmitting and 32 for...
Read More...
Intel plans to release its 750 Series SSDs code-named ‘August Ridge’ which will use current gen MLC flash NAND with PCIe x8 interface. It will also have a M.2 form factor. These SSDs will come with storage variants of 180,...
Read More...
Intel’s X25-M solid-state drive was a special piece of hardware back in the day. The SSD market was still in its infancy, and the X25-M represented the chip-maker’s initial entry into an exciting new arena. It was a pretty good...
Read More...There are few better feelings in technology than choosing parts for a new PC build, purchasing them, and then laying them down on the table ready for build time. It’s long been argued that PCs offer a better user experience...
Read More...