A Little Known Documentary on Xeon Phi
Ah, the wonders of Youtube...
Back in November Intel published a surprisingly good documentary on the development of its Xeon Phi chip.
Read more ▶
Back in November Intel published a surprisingly good documentary on the development of its Xeon Phi chip.
Read more ▶
After hearing about the variety of “gaming” tablets on hand at CES this year, like the Razor Edge and Vizio’s Z-60 based tablet, we decided to dust off the Clovertrail based Iconia W510 that we looked at back in December.
Read more ▶
The keynotes that we’ve seen so far at CES have been pretty lame. Our own Leo Yim characterized last nights Nvidia press conference as a, “heynote”.
Read more ▶
At the end of last week Nvidia released a blog by Brian Burke that chronicled his use of the Nvidia powered Surface RT on a business trip.
Read more ▶
On December 4th, AMD released CodeXL to the general public after a public beta period.
Read more ▶
With the launch of Windows 8 a slew of new tablets hit the market and the W510 was no exception.
Read more ▶
One of the questions we’ve been dying to answer the past few years is who will win in the matchup between x86 and ARM.
Read more ▶
When we reviewed AMD’s FX-8350 we weren’t able to find the time to really explore it’s overclocking capabilities.
Read more ▶
One of the first questions that crossed our minds was, how much slower is a 35 Watt chip than a 100 Watt chip.
Read more ▶
Yesterday a new gag gift was borne on to this world by a small Minneapolis based company named 30 Watt.
Read more ▶
Fortunately for AMD, after reviewing both the Piledriver based A10-5800K and the Piledriver infused FX-8350 over the past few months, I can safely say that Piledriver is faster than Bulldozer.
Read more ▶
About this time last year AMD released a video of it’s first generation FX processors setting a world record as the highest overclocking CPUs in existence.
Read more ▶
Today we’re aiming to find out if the CPU’s side of Trinity can keep pace with Intel’s Ivy Bridge.
Read more ▶
One of the more interesting thing we saw, was a new little logo from our friends in Redmond.
Read more ▶
And with the memory bandwidth dependence of its APU products, there was more reason than ever for AMD to enter the desktop memory market and provide high speed solutions.
Read more ▶