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With Clarkdale around the corner, H55 and 57 board pictures and leaks are bound to start popping up. In fact one has today. The Asus P7H57D-V EVO
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Asus is a well known name in motherboards. Today we take their P7P55D Deluxe for a spin to see how it handles on the curves.
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HARDWARE, BLOGS
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Asus is readying the world's first USB 3.0 and SATA 6G mainboards with the P7P55D-E Premium and the P6X58D Premium.
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GRAPHICS, HARDWARE, BUSINESS
ANALYSIS
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NVIDIA has "come clean" about its reasons for halting development on chipsets for Core i5 and i7. But is this the real reason, or an excuse?
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Everyone is talking about the new Lynnfield LGA 1156 CPUs. These are the Core i5 750 and the Core i7 870. Lets take a look and see if they are worth the attention.
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HARDWARE, BUSINESS
ANALYSIS
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With Lynnfield comming will AMD have to rethink its marketing strategy? If Intel can raise performance and lower the prices, will AMD have an answer?
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Team Group launched a set of memory kits for Intel Core i5 and i7 series. But what makes this launch special is the debut of ultra-overclocked modules at only 1.65V.
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September is a busy season for Intel: Core i5-700 and i7-800 series launch next week, while 32nm Gulftown, a sexa-core, 12-thread i9-1000 series processor will make an appearance on IDF Fall 2009.
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Even though Lynnfield-based processors aren't schedule to appear online until September, Intel Taiwan and South Korea leaked the CPUs into retail. Scores are now appearing online...
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Some sources have made us aware that Fry's has begun to list and stock Core i5 750 processors in stores as well as online.
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Thanks to IOPanel.net, we learned that Lucid's Hydra multi-GPU chip will debut on MSI's P55-based motherboard for upcoming Core i5 and i7-800 processors.
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A-DATA announced XPG Plus Series DDR3-2200+ Dual Channel Kit, which is the highest clocked DDR3 RAM to be sold to date. Courtesy of advanced technology and a few tricks, of course.
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Kingston annouced that their DDR3 1333MHz memory modules received Intel's validation for upcoming Core i5 platform. The time for Dual channel memory kits is back.
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GRAPHICS, HARDWARE
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Intel's upcoming 32nm "Fusion" CPU+GPU processor brings one major change to the display industry: good bye D-SUB.
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GRAPHICS, HARDWARE
NEWS, RUMORS
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Intel's Core i3 and i5 aren't even out yet, but Chipzilla isn't sleeping: the company recently taped out a successor to existing Nehalem architecture.
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APPLE, GRAPHICS, HARDWARE
RUMORS
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Next-gen integrated graphics based on GT218 architecture, new manufacturing process and hot on new features.
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In a blog over at Intel.com, Intel's own Bill Calder finally confirmed that the company will push the Core brand. But, not all things are simple.
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Something exclusive here - Shamino and EVGA intend to work on, guess what, speeding up - read: overclocking - the Intel's Turbo memory, e.g. Flash ONFI module to get even more performance! Now that's really interesting...
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Intel's Sean Malone and Francois Piednoel left little to be desired for: demonstrating air-cooled 5GHz Core i7 975 CPU, explaining i975 cherry picking, Core i5 Turbo modes, quad-core notebook platforms and many more.
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On paper, this is a match made in heaven. In reality - motherboards would say "thank you". Is the time of 1kg heatsink loads finally drawing to a close in the retail motherboard segment?
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