Category Archives: GPU
AMD Delivers World’s First 1GHz Graphics Processor
AMD has announced availability of a factory overclocked graphics processor that is the first to break the 1 GHz barrier using standard air-cooling solutions. According to AMD, the new ATI Radeon HD 4890 utilizes advanced GDDR5 memory and a 1GHz … Continue reading
Dual-Core Pentium E6300 Listed in Advance
Intel planned to offer its new Pentium Dual-core E6000 Series processor at the end of May, but E6300 has been already found selling in Japan.Positioned between E5000 and E7000, E6300 adopts 45nm manufacturing process and works at 2.8GHz. Just as … Continue reading
AMD Radeon HD 4890 Pictures and Benchmarks
The pictures of AMD Radeon HD 4890 (RV790) was leaked, and now OCHeaven unveils the benchmarks of this card. Please turn to Page Two for details. AMD RV790 is set to be launched on April 6th, but now Radeon HD … Continue reading
Panasonic’s Toughbook U1 with Intel Atom CPU
A powerful solution for an ultra-mobile PC, the U1 comes with the Windows Vista operating system (Windows XP available), a solid state drive, 1GB of memory and the Intel Atom Processor Z520. In addition, the Panasonic Tougbook U1 is ultra-rugged, four-foot-drop approved and provides a sealed, all-w Continue reading
AMD goes hand to hand with Blizzard Entertainment
AMD announced an agreement with Blizzard Entertainment that will allow AMD to bundle Blizzard’s best games across all ATI Radeon graphics products, to deliver a superior gaming experience. As the exclusive graphics sponsor for BlizzCon 2008 in Anaheim, Oct. 10-11, AMD will treat gamers to t Continue reading
Intel is the leader of the GPU market
The number one company on the GPU market seems to be Intel, which registered a total of 44.67 million units shipped during the second qurter of this year, going up with almost 10 percent on-year, from the 37.6 percent registered in the second quarter of 2007 to the 47.3 percent in shipments the comp Continue reading
Intel’s Larrabee chip based on Pentium chip
Intel’s future Larrabee graphics chip use processing cores based on the Intel Pentium chip. Intel currently offers a dual-core Pentium processor; Intel will use a core based on older Pentium technology in Larrabee – a high-end graphics chip with many processing cores targeting market segments that N Continue reading
SLI support for Intel Nehalem based motherboards
After testing the waters by letting Intel add SLI support to its dual-CPU Skulltrail platform, Nvidia has announced that Intel’s X58 Express chipset will also support SLI multi-GPU configurations. Code-named Tylersburg, the X58 chipset should complement next-gen Nehalem desktop processors in the hig Continue reading
AMD R700 graphic card with 2GB of GDDR5 memory
The new Radeon graphics card now has an official name, R700, but, there are some rumors that for the consumer market it will be called Radeon HD 4870 X2. The card will have 2GB of GDDR5 graphics memory, but versions with 1GB version may also be available. The 2GB GDDR5 model is expected to enter vo Continue reading
New CPUs and GPUs plaforms from AMD expected to outstand INTEL’s equivalents
AMD GPG could be considered as the only division in AMD that is firing on all cylinders. The 7-series chipsets, the mobile Puma platform, XGP and the Radeon 4800 series are all great products. The CPU division had less luck with its recent products, especially if you think about the underestimated c Continue reading