AMD was kind enough to send us an Radeon R9 280X to review, but the svelte new board didn’t arrive until yesterday.
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If you were wondering how sleazy Nvidia will get when the chips are down, Origin PC’s ‘dumping’ of AMD GPUs answers that question.
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Having a geek back in charge of Intel is a good thing, having a maker in charge of Intel is even better, and the Intel Arduino board called Galileo is testament to that.
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In an absolute shock Intel has deemed the Ultrabook a failure and canceled it according to documents seen by SemiAccurate.
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Nvidia seems to have shuffled it’ Maxwell GPU lineup once again with one minor timing change and one major one.
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What is the name of the Intel CPU line after Sky Lake? If you said Skymont like many think, you would be wrong.
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Last minute changes to products are not usually a good sign, especially when they are mobile and involve Apple.
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SKHynix had lots and lots of memory goodies at IDF including some vertical/3D NAND flash, LPDDR3, and HBM modules.
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PLX had a novel top of the rack switch to show off at IDF that handles PCIe directly rather than Ethernet.
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Inphi was showing off DDR3 and DDR4 DIMMs at IDF that for some odd reason all featured their buffers.
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Gigabyte has updated the Brix mini-PC line at IDF with Haswell CPUs and some quite useful form factors.
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I went to IDF this year hoping to find a reason that PCs weren’t doomed and came away knowing all key players are actively making things worse.
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Western Digital was showing off a surprise product at IDF, an NVMe SSD so new it doesn’t have a name yet.
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In the first IDF keynote of 2013, Intel CEO Brian Krzanich introduced a new sub-Atom CPU called Quark.
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Last of the three functional blocks is the 2-D Pipeline and that does the normal functions and one exceptionally nice feature that is almost absurdly useful.
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