cpu

I started thinking about Bitcoins tonight. Not only the popularity of it, but more of the way the coins are 'mined' or produced. They currently are 'mined' from GPUs or video card, harnessing their power to create a virtual coin, or at least a small portion of a coin. There are tons of different...

So I don't know how many of you have already heard about this, but it really is large news. AMD processors are not vulnerable to this type of attack. All computers with Intel chips from the past 10 years appear to be affected. The fix for it? A 30% slower computer! Get ready for some major slow...

Just picked up an AMD Opteron 1389 2.9GHz Quad Core for 29.00 from ebay. Rumor has it they overclock to 4 GHZ fairly easy. I've got an old Asus M4A78T-E that I have never used. It had the chassis intrusion detection halt issue and I recently found a fix on youtube for it. Needle nose and the...

So we all know that Intel has had a stronghold on the market (for quite longer than normal this time around). Supposedly this chips is suppose to compete/beat Intel's chips, while doing it as a substantial less cost. I see a lot of big motherboard manufactures already releasing boards to support...

Looks like the next generation of CPU coolers are going to be water-cooled stock.

128 to be exact. :eek:

http://i35.tinypic.com/2hodwd2.jpg http://en.expreview.com/2008/08/08/nehalem-to-become-core-i7-processor/ Technology:     * Two, four, or eight cores     * 731 million transistors for the quad core variant     * 45 nm manufacturing process     * Integrated memory controller...

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Originally Posted by ZDNet News IBM and Georgia Tech have coaxed a chip to run at 500GHz, a record for a silicon-based device, by dropping the temperature to minus 451 degrees Fahrenheit. The experiment is part of a project to explore the ultimate speed limits of silicon-germanium (SiGe)...

http://www.tomshardware.com/2006/05/10/dual_41_ghz_cores/index.html