ASUS: three cards mothers Z68 with the PCIe 3.0

Three new motherboards Z68 came to be formalized by Asus: the P8Z68 Deluxe/GEN3, P8Z68-V Pro/GEN3 and P8Z68-V/GEN3. Expected for the month of October, these three models compatible with future Ivy Bridge of Intel processors already support the PCI Express 3.0 with the presence of an Asmedia ASM1480 IC chip.These three mainboards have therefore a floor of DIGI + VRM power 16-phase, two ports PCI-Express 3.0/2.0 16 x (configured in 8 x / 8 x CrossFireX...

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Oracle sort son CPU Sparc T4

Oracle has officially launched its new generation of processors, the Sparc T4, and a range of servers carrying them. The T4 was a technology in the Sparc line break as it is the first able to execute some instructions in disorder (out-of-order execution).Sparc T4 also marks a return back on the number of hearts: it has only 8, when the T3 Sparc had 16. Oracle has changed his gun to shoulder for this architecture, emphasizing the effectiveness by...

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AMD: Southern Islands family expands

The arrival of the Catalyst 11.10 Preview drivers is the opportunity to discover a few new models of graphics cards that AMD would have in its cartons. Several new " Southern Islands " chips are indeed mentioned in these freshly drivers published.It was already aware of Tahiti, Thames, Lombok, and New Zealand (and their adaptations XT/GL, Pro, the or AIO), as well as Cape Verde and PitCairn. Today, we discover the existence of Wimbledon and Heathrow...

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IBM, TSMC, Global Foundries, Intel and Samsung allies in research

In an unexpected move, the main casters of semiconductors of the world decided to ally in a joint R & D project. It represents an investment of $ 4.4 billion, of which 3.6 billion made only by IBM.All of the research will be conducted in facilities located in the State of New York, to the United States, where IBM, Intel and Global Foundries already own factories. Total 2500 high-tech jobs (1900 positions for the construction of buildings) will...

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Two Hyper ventirads CPU in Cooler Master

Two new models of ventirads CPU come to appear in Cooler Master : the Hyper 212 EVO and Hyper TX3 EVO. Compatible with all - or nearly - processor on the market (Intel LGA 775/1155/1156/1366 and AMD AM2/AM2 + / AM3/AM3 + / FM1), are these two systems of cooling tower.The Hyper 212 EVO therefore displays dimensions 120 x 80 x 159 mm, a weight of 569 grams on the balance. It is composed of a radiator in aluminium crossed by four heat pipes in copper,...

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The AMD FX-8150 between a Core i7 - 980 X and a 2600K

Documents AMD comparing its future processor FX-8150 competitors of Intel have surfaced on the Web. According to the manufacturer, his chip would be between a Core i5 2500K and a Core i7 2600K in multithreaded applications. In the games, the chip would have about the same level as the Core i7 980 X. The latest information say that the AMD processor would be cheaper than expected since it is now expected to $ 245, against $250 before.Leaks come from...

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Trinity soon and the APU of AMD Kaveri in 2013

A roadmap of Mobile AMD processors has just been published on the Web and if the information it contains were, the manufacturer will come out the alternate of the Llano (the Trinity) in the first quarter of 2012. The Comal platform which will carry the Trinity should co-exist for a while with Sabine systems which are equipped with processors Llano and chipsets A70M or A60M. Comal will use the same chipsets as Sabine. The roadmap also shows that...

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AMD replaces its Komodo CPU by of Vishera

New leaks of roadmaps AMD place the output of the APU Trinity in the second quarter of next year and confirm rumours that spoke of the abandonment of processors Komodo of society (cf. "AMD would remove the Komodo planned for 2012"). They also speak of the output of two Llano released at the end of the year.At the beginning of day, we reported the roadmap disclosed by the forum of 3D Center (cf. "Trinity soon and the APU of AMD Kaveri in 2013")....

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