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Editing Memory and Multi-core Programming

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CPUs | 8th Nov 2009

In a race dubbed 'the core wars', manufactures are stuffing more and more cores into CPUs. While more can only be a good thing, there's little point if the software they are running can't use them. Microsoft shares with us a possible piece of the puzzle to making full use of multi-core CPUs.

Intel Lynnfield: Details and Architecture

CPUs [94]

An in-depth analysis of what the new Lynnfield architecture of LGA1156 Core i5 and Core i7 CPUs...

Intel Core i5 and Core i7 Lynnfield review

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The original Bloomfield Core i7s were a huge leap forward, providing masses of performance, both...

Overclocking Intel's Core i5 750

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We dive through a variety of motherboards to investigate what BIOS settings are best over a range...

Intel Core i3 Clarkdale details leaked

24th Nov, 15:24 Someone accidentally put some details of the imminent Core i3 processors live - read on to see what they might be like! [22]

AMD supercomputer tops TOP500 list

17th Nov, 10:17 AMD-based systems accounted for the top three supercomputers in this year's TOP500 list - but are overwhelmingly outnumbered by systems based on rival Intel's chips. [8]

Intel settles AMD court case, pays $1.25 billion

12th Nov, 15:22 Intel and AMD today announced they have settled all outstanding disputes, with Intel paying AMD $1.25 billion. [35]

Nvidia denies x86 chip plans

9th Nov, 10:16 Nvidia's CEO Jen-Hsun Huang has denied rumours that his company is looking to challenge Intel's CPU dominance with the launch of its own range of x86 chips. [14]

New York files antitrust suit against Intel

5th Nov, 12:45 New York Attorney General Andrew M. Cuomo has filed a federal antitrust suit against chip maker Intel, claiming that it bribed and threatened OEMS to maintain a monopoly. [16]