Ready for a bevy of more exotic-sounding codenames from AMD?
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AMD reveals its 2012-2013 roadmap, promises 28nm chips across the board by 2013
On February 2, 2012, In Gadgets, by FrankWalker
Ready for a bevy of more exotic-sounding codenames from AMD?
On January 25, 2012, In Gadgets, by NikolSalazar28
According to IGN , sources close to the next Xbox project have told them the new console will have six times the graphics processing power of the Xbox 360, and will have 20 percent more performance than Nintendo’s Will U. More
According to IGN , sources close to the next Xbox project have told them the new console will have six times the graphics processing power of the Xbox 360, and will have 20 percent more performance than Nintendo’s Will U. More
On January 9, 2012, In Gadgets, by netma
It’s the Radeon HD 7970 . It’s wildly fast .
It’s the Radeon HD 7970 . It’s wildly fast .
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AMD Radeon HD 7970 now shipping: $550 and up for unlimited* frames-per-second
On December 25, 2011, In Magazines, by
Loaded with features and new technologies, the AMD Radeon HD 7970 is the fastest single-GPU video card you can currently buy.
Loaded with features and new technologies, the AMD Radeon HD 7970 is the fastest single-GPU video card you can currently buy.
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AMD Radeon HD 7970
On December 22, 2011, In Gadgets, by olibaba13
A fresh contender for your blow-out 2012 Olympic gaming rig: AMD’s first 28nm GPU, the Radeon HD 7970. It’s scheduled to arrive on January 9th, priced at $549 — nearly $200 more than its direct ancestor, the 6970
A fresh contender for your blow-out 2012 Olympic gaming rig: AMD’s first 28nm GPU, the Radeon HD 7970. It’s scheduled to arrive on January 9th, priced at $549 — nearly $200 more than its direct ancestor, the 6970
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AMD announces next-gen Radeon HD 7970 for $549, says it ‘soundly beats’ rivals
On December 18, 2011, In Gadgets, by lsderotes
AMD’s Bulldozer silicon is enormously powerful, but most software isn’t configured to schedule threads for the faux-16 core design . Windows can only see the chip as a quad-core CPU and will randomly assign threads, which ruins the point of Bulldozer’s “Turbo Core” design.
AMD’s Bulldozer silicon is enormously powerful, but most software isn’t configured to schedule threads for the faux-16 core design . Windows can only see the chip as a quad-core CPU and will randomly assign threads, which ruins the point of Bulldozer’s “Turbo Core” design.
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Microsoft leak reveals hotfix for underperforming Bulldozers
On December 12, 2011, In Technology, by fuistaszej3
The world’s largest maker of semiconductors expects quarterly earnings to fall to $13.7 billion, instead of an earlier forecast of $14.7 billion because of a shortage of disk drives, caused by floods in Thailand. With fewer drives, fewer PCs that need Intel chips are being built.
The world’s largest maker of semiconductors expects quarterly earnings to fall to $13.7 billion, instead of an earlier forecast of $14.7 billion because of a shortage of disk drives, caused by floods in Thailand. With fewer drives, fewer PCs that need Intel chips are being built.
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Intel Expects Lower Revenue Because of Drive Shortage
On December 10, 2011, In Magazines, by
The Sony VAIO VPC-YB35KX is a competent netbook, with an AMD APU that offers a decent combination of processing and graphics, and a healthy feature set.
The Sony VAIO VPC-YB35KX is a competent netbook, with an AMD APU that offers a decent combination of processing and graphics, and a healthy feature set.
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Sony VAIO VPC-YB35KX
AMD released its A-Series APUs almost six months ago, and since then it’s seen Intel update the A-Series’ Sandy Bridge counterparts . So, it’s about time for the Llano laptop lineup to do the same, and the refresh has come in the form of seven spiffy new APUs. At the high end, there’s the quad-core A8-3550MX clocked at 2.0 GHz with Radeon HD 6620G graphics to supplant the older A8-3530MX chip.
AMD released its A-Series APUs almost six months ago, and since then it’s seen Intel update the A-Series’ Sandy Bridge counterparts . So, it’s about time for the Llano laptop lineup to do the same, and the refresh has come in the form of seven spiffy new APUs. At the high end, there’s the quad-core A8-3550MX clocked at 2.0 GHz with Radeon HD 6620G graphics to supplant the older A8-3530MX chip.
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AMD updates A-Series APUs, gives laptop Llanos modest spec bumps
On December 1, 2011, In Gadgets, by brumek13
Isn’t it nice when different generations get together without bickering? Google’s x86 version of Ice Cream Sandwich is finally ready for developers and it promises to do exactly that, by playing happily with Intel and AMD’s 33-year-old architecture rather than just those young upstarts from ARM
Isn’t it nice when different generations get together without bickering? Google’s x86 version of Ice Cream Sandwich is finally ready for developers and it promises to do exactly that, by playing happily with Intel and AMD’s 33-year-old architecture rather than just those young upstarts from ARM
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Android 4.0, meet your granddad x86