AMD Athlon 64 Venice, San Diego set sale
Published on April 21, 2005Socket 939 editions of AMD's Athlon 64, based on core SanDiego and Venice cores could go on sale this weekend. Read more
Socket A to be discontinued
Published on February 24, 2005One of our readers pointed us to thsi story of the Inquirer, which talks about AMD's decision to pull the plug on the socket A platform. Read more
Mobo makers voice concerns about southbridge supply after ATI's Crossfire 3200 launch
Published on March 02, 2006With ATI set to roll out its PCI Express (PCIe) CrossFire Xpress 3200 (RD580) chipset for high-end AMD solutions, motherboard makers are expressing concern about a potential southbridge supply shortage, as ATI partner Uli Electronics (ULi) was recently acquired by Nvidia. Read more
ATI releases two chipsets for AMD AM2 processors
Published on May 23, 2006ATI shares some AM2 spotlight with Nvidia and announced two of its own chipsets to support the upcoming socket AM2 AMD processors. Read more
Core i7: 4-Way CrossFire, 3-way SLI, Paradise?
Published on November 04, 2008For the first time ever, gamers are being treated to a reasonably priced platform enabling the best that AMD and Nvidia have to offer. Is Core i7 a gamer’s nirvana or does the processor serve up more of the same? Read more
Editor's Corner: Overclocking Core i7
Published on November 04, 2008After discovering Intel's Overspeed Protection in yesterday's first-look at Core i7's performance, we're back to set the record straight on the overclocking headroom of the flagship 965 Extreme and entry-level Core i7 920. Read more
Intel's Core i7: Blazing Fast, But Crippled O/C
Published on November 03, 2008Core i7--previously referred to as Nehalem--requires new motherboards, coolers and memory. Its performance is compelling and means AMD is falling behind even further, but Intel is putting in some speed bumps that will impact overclocking enthusiasts. Read more
System Builder Marathon: Performance & Value
Published on October 31, 2008Three dramatically different builds face off in a show of performance, defining the real value of each. Our mainstream system is designed to meet the needs of most users. Who should spend more and who can live with less? Read more
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