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Hack: Run AMD Fusion Game Util on Intel CPUs
AMD recently released version 1.0 of its Fusion Gaming utility, but despite efforts to keep the software out of the hands of Intel users, the software can quickly be made compatible with all processors Read more
"Fusion" is AMD's New Future
AMD Fusion is a new brand campaign that AMD hopes to promote a combination of technologies, both with CPU, GPU and software tools Read more
AMD: We Turn Bad PCs into Super PCs!
The first bit of “Fusion” that AMD is releasing today is an in-house designed software utility that was described to us as being able to “turn a mainstream PC into a lean, mean gaming machine.” Read more
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