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by SANDRA PRIOR - 2008-11-24
In the northern hemisphere, spring is always the time for new things: lambs, leaves and Larrabee chipsets. Yes, it's the Intel Developers Forum in Beijing again, where Intel shows off its latest k...
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by SANDRA PRIOR - 2008-12-07
PCs are phenomenally flexible, configurable devices. That's kinda why we love 'em so much. But there are limits to what you can achieve. And most of those are defined by your choice of motherboard...
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by SANDRA PRIOR - 2009-01-18
We never expect too much from an Intel 'G' chipset, after all it has onboard graphics and is not really designed to match its bigger brother the ‘R'. So we were not surprised to see the ECS G45T...
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by SANDRA PRIOR - 2009-01-20
Intel's brand new graphics chip is made of lots of ancient Pentium processors. Is that potty or pretty prescient? Spare a thought for AMD and NVIDIA. They've been happily smacking each other ...
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by SANDRA PRIOR - 2009-03-17
Despite every tech-site shouting about it, when DDR (double data rate) first appeared it promised so much, delivered little and cost the Earth. The same happened with DDR2, now DDR3 and sure as ch...
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by SANDRA PRIOR - 2009-03-19
This type of article will often try comparing a motherboard to a body part, like the kneecap, gallbladder or our favorite: the Islets of Langerhans. But that is almost as ridiculous as saying the ...
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by SANDRA PRIOR - 2009-03-23
Of course, it's one thing to know the theory behind how new technologies can be connected together on a motherboard, but it's another to know where you're going to physically pop your processor, m...
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by SANDRA PRIOR - 2009-04-11
We have fallen in love with Intel's Atom 230 processor, a tiny powerhouse delivering 1.6GHz of power on a motherboard the size of an open DVD case. It shows a lot of promise for the future of home com...
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by SANDRA PRIOR - 2009-07-19
In 1999 a new type of memory entered the market with the support of Intel. Intel saw Rambus as a way to make loads of money and therefore invested huge sums of money in the new technology and company....
