Intel spills the beans on performance of its next-generation CPU/GPU chip known as Clarkdale.
£80 for a quad-core chip? Can it be any good? Read on to find out.
Intel's Nehalem architecture is brought to the mainstream with new Lynnfield chips. Find out if y...
Mobile derivatives of Westmere detailed. Are these the notebook processors you've been waiting for?
Connecting the dots at AMD's financial analyst day draws a pretty clear picture about the varying states of readiness AMD's future products are in, with Llano to be the first ta...
Upcoming 32nm part overclocked using air cooling.
AMD has announced a refresh to the Athlon II lineup as well as a new category of triple core processors for desktops
More power for your pound, Intel adds in across-the-board dual-core CULV support.
Intel's Bob Baker pontificates on the possibilities for post-22nm and third-generation High K Metal gate.
Intel-powered smartphone to be based on Medfield core, we think.
Going head to head with Intel's Westmere-derived Gulftown?
Rumour has it that the IGP-packing Atom N470 will be clocked at 1.83GHz with support for Hyper-Threading.
A UK-based retailer has revealed that Intel's Lynnfield-based LGA 1156 processors will launch next week.
2.66GHz Nehalem-derived part already available, priced at $205.
Westmere part makes an appearance in a dual-socket board that could indicate a Skulltrail refresh. Anybody fancy 24 cores?
AMD's cherry-picked processor is now available to buy, but there's a catch. There's only one, and it's up for auction.
AMD seems to have found a CPU to challenge Intel's Core i7, but there's a catch - you won't actually be able to buy one.
Intel's new brand structure is supposed to be less confusing for customers, but we're scratching our heads already.
The GPU-packing successor to the ubiquitous Atom N270 might be closer than we thought.
What do you get with 3.33GHz clock-speed, four cores, and eight threads?
Find out if it's £50-£75 well-spent on a CPU.
Intel's mainstream Nehalem derivative is yet to be launched, but Arctic Cooling's sitting armed and ready.
We said it would make good sense at £200. Let's see how it shapes up.
Can't be bad, can it?
Magny-Cours, Interlagos and Valencia to provide greater Opteron performance in 2010 and 2011, says AMD.
Now at 125W, plus some other improvements.
Another bout of price-cutting sees the range-topping Phenom II X4 965 BE available for less than £150.
Industry sources suggest Intel's 32nm Westmere-derived part could arrive as part of a refreshed Mac Pro.
Intel spills the beans on performance of its next-generation CPU/GPU chip known as Clarkdale.
The 'battle' for the high-end desktop space is on for 2010. AMD Thuban vs. Intel Gulftown. Will it even be a fight?
Clarksfield, Arrandale and Medfield to power Intel mobile devices through to 2011.
With Intel’s offering diversifying rapidly, this year’s showpiece event promises a deluge of information.
In the market for Intel's new Lynnfield processors? Here's what you can expect to pay on day one.
UK-based retailer lists Intel's upcoming processors.
AMD launches its fastest-ever desktop processor, we take a look.
Mainstream Nehalem draws near, but will Lynnfield parts branded as both Core i5 and Core i7 cause confusion?
AMD's yet to officially confirm its next range-topping part, but it's appearing online priced at a tempting £180.
Higher-clocked Phenom II X4 en route.
Intel's new CPU branding - Core i3, i5, and i7
Ridiculously expensive, but it's a mighty fine overclocker.
Sneak peek at one of Thermaltake's pre-production coolers.
3.33Ghz Extreme Edition chip to be the quickest Nehalem part on offer.
AMD's rumoured to be launching its new Athlon series later this year, and tri-core variants might feature a usable fourth core.
The green team goes greener.
Core i5 set to do battle with AMD's finest.
AMD has provided a brief glimpse at its next-gen microarchitecture, on course to debut in 2011.
VIA's fastest and most power efficient processors yet, says Taiwanese manufacturer.
Minor movements in the LGA1366 lineup.
2010 should see semiconductor sales increase by 13.8 per cent, according to market analyst iSuppli.
Clarksfield processors bring Nehalem to the notebook, here's how Intel's fastest mobile parts compare.
Want to know what kind of laptop you will be buying in 2010? Read on to find out.
The tick-tock strikes 22nm in late 2011.
£80 for a quad-core chip? Can it be any good? Read on to find out.
Intel's Nehalem architecture is brought to the mainstream with new Lynnfield chips. Find out if you should buy one as we take a look at three, plus the P55 chipset.
Veteran Ferrari test driver Luca Badoer will stand in for Felipe Massa at this weekend's Grand Prix. Here's a flashback to our exclusive 2004 interview.
Chinese users get their hands on Intel's upcoming Core i5 processor. Early benchmarks within.
This HEXUS.help guide explains what Atom is, and how it’s changing the market.
Core i7 "Clarksfield" processors to debut in September, say industry sources.
Westmere-derived processors said to be on track for mass production later this year.
Rumoured specification hints at improved IGP and a reduced TDP that could result in passively-cooled systems.
Atom's successor to integrate the CPU, GPU and memory controller into a single tiny chip.
65W X3 and X4s, as well as Phenom II and Athlon II. Find out more.
With Core 2 still going strong, it seems Intel's in no hurry to launch mid-range Nehalem parts.
The newest Kuma chip arrives on the scene. We examine the value proposition at £60.
Cranking up the frequency and adding memory flexibility, has Phenom II come of age? We find out.
Full retail-boxed processor already selling in Hong Kong.
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