Intel's latest roadmap has been unveiled. The "Kentsfield" quad core chip, starting at 2.66Ghz, is scheduled to be released before the end of this year. Kentsfield is basically a Core 2 Duo E6700 with 4 cores instead of 2.
Put your fingers where you want. The Ergodex DX1 Input System is a radically different way to control your computer. With a macro recording feature and "inexhaustibly" sticky keys, is it able to withstand the rigors of hardcore gaming?
This is our first review since the site was relaunched. It is also the first from our newest addition to the team, Scott Byers (known as Switch in the forums). He did a fantastic job on this review.
Rumors are like rollercoasters, one second they are at the top and the next they come crashing down to earth. The rumor that I posted yesterday regarding ATI's brand name was proven false today.
CustomPC is reporting that, after the takeover is completed, AMD will discontinue the ATi name. CustomPC cites a named source from AMD as the one who made the statement.
Rumors have been circulating about Dell offering AMD chips in their consumer lines ever since Dell announced that they would use AMD chips in their four-way servers back in May. The first confirmation of these rumors has come.
