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Cuz I dont think any of you /. or fark it up. IBM developing high-speed download solution, promises 160Gb/s downloads http://www.macworld.co.uk/news/index.cfm?newsid=17595 IBM doubles CPU cooling capabilities with simple manufacturing changehttp://arstechnica.com/news.ars/post/20070...ing-change.html
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AMD on the Rebound: A Chat With Henri Richard HWZ: With the merger, it is understandable that certain products have been realigned, but could we have an update on the R600 delays? Henri Richard: The R600 will be out in the second quarter. The reason we decided to delay the launch was that we wanted to have a complete DX10-enabled solution top to bottom. A lot of people wrote that the reason it is delayed is because of a problem with the silicon, but there is no problem with the silicon. We are demonstrating it. We can ship it today. But if you think about it, looking at where the market is at, the volumes are going to be in the R610 and R630, so it makes sense for…
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http://hardware.slashdot.org/hardware/07/04/12/1416246.shtml
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DX10 for the Masses: NVIDIA 8600 and 8500 Series Launch While the performance of the 8800 GTX is still a ways off from making it to the mainstream, we finally have the feature set (and then some) of the GeForce 8 series in a very affordable package. While we only have the fastest of the new parts from NVIDIA today, the announcement today includes these new additions to the lineup: GeForce 8600 GTS GeForce 8600 GT GeForce 8500 GT GeForce 8400 (OEM only) GeForce 8300 (OEM only) GeForce 8600: DirectX 10 For The Masses "The answer to my first question is yes. This new offering delivers upgrades to the previous card. Other than the die shrink to an 80 n…
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New Firmware 1.8 update is out. full run down below.' http://support.dlink.com/products/view.asp...ctid=DGL%2D4300 Miles ahead of industry standards, D-Link’s GamerLounge™ introduces the Wireless Gaming Router™. In addition to high-powered wireless performance and Gigabit LAN ports, this router features GameFuel™-Priority technology specifically designed to provide a seamless user experience for bandwidth-intense applications like online gaming, multimedia streaming, and Voice over IP (VoIP) applications. GameFuel-Priority features a custom traffic routing engine, which automatically prioritizes and intelligently manages these bandwidth-sensitive applications. Stay c…
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OCZ DDR2 PC2-6400 ATI CrossFire Dual Channel The new PC2-6400 CrossFire Certified modules are tested and qualified under ATI’s renowned certification program. This new memory ensures that gamers get the highest quality and compatibility possible for their CrossFire system.
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http://hardware.slashdot.org/hardware/07/04/24/0219220.shtml http://www.theinquirer.net/default.aspx?article=38964 Intel opens up its front side bus to the world+dog ONE OF THE MOST significant things Intel is doing this IDF is going unnoticed by many. It took a friendly fellow pointing it out to open our eyes to the biggest bombshell of the show. Intel is opening up the front side bus (FSB).
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DFI's announced LAN Party NF680I LT "Cooling of the board is done in an interesting way. Southbridge is cooled by copper heatsink with cooler. Now the northbridge is the interesting part. Unique heatsink comes bundled with mainboard, and it looks interesting. Also the power voltage regulation area is cooled passively by a heatsink." more info here
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Optimus OLED keyboard costs $1,564 "ALMOST TWO YEARS after Art Lebedev studio announced its Optimus keyboard concept, the project is now coming into the commercial arena. Even though much can be said about the changes developers made to the project, one cannot deny that this design is something that PC industry needed."
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IBM releases 4.7 GHz Power6 processor "IBM said. In terms of bandwidth, the Power6 offers users an aggregate bandwidth of 300 GB/s – which in theory is enough to download Apple’s entire iTunes catalog in about 60 seconds."
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PC Power & Cooling Joins the OCZ Technology Group "PC Power & Cooling has today announced it will join the OCZ Technology Group, effective immediately. As a part of the OCZ Technology Group, PC Power & Cooling’s complete line of power management solutions such as the maximum performance Turbo-Cool and ultra-quiet Silencer, will continue to be offered and developed by PC Power & Cooling. Through the combined efforts of the newly merged organization, PC Power & Cooling products will now be available to consumers though a variety of new distribution channels and on a world-wide scale. All products will continue to be offered with the renowned sup…
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http://www.hexus.net/content/item.php?item=8757
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Tyan readies new mobos, quad-core ready PSC "One of Tyan's major showpieces at Computex was the S4980, a motherboard that manages to squeeze four 1207-pin Opteron sockets and 16 DIMM slots into an Extended ATX form factor. As one might imagine, Tyan did cut some corners (literally) to be able to fit four Opterons in an EATX mobo. The board is only outfitted with one expansion slot—PCI Express x16—and it has "only" six Serial ATA ports. The S4980 is largely aimed at cluster systems, Tyan says."
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http://marc.info/?l=openbsd-misc&m=118296441702631 "Various developers are busy implimenting workarounds for serious bugs in Intel's Core 2 cpu. These processors are buggy as hell, and some of these bugs don't just cause development/debugging problems, but will *ASSUREDLY* be exploitable from userland code." Please download and patch your CPU soon.
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From /. AMD Finally Launches Low-Price DX10 Cards http://hardware.slashdot.org/ "The Radeon 'R600' HD 2900 XT was late coming, and so by extension are the lower cost parts derived from it. The Radeon HD 2400 and 2600s are now available, just the same, with pricing aimed at knocking mid-range GeForce 8 series cards off people's shopping lists. There's more to a graphics card than price; performance and driver functionality are key too. HEXUS had some fun and games testing the new Radeons: 'The hardware designers may now be sitting back, content that their DX10-supporting midrange SKUs are at least as compelling as the competition's. But, and it's a big, big but…
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