You Can’t Tell The Players Without A Scorecard A lot of items have been flying by, let’s see if we can’t sort them out. There will initially be two Athlon64 lines: Athlon 64 Athlon 64 FX The original Athlon 64
An article comes out saying that some Athlon 64s won’t support 64-bits. I say that, and people tell me I can’t read. The article flat out says the processors are Hammers (that’s what “based on Hammer architecture” means) with a
No x86-64 for some Athlon64s??!!?? That’s what this says. Excuse the language, but WTF? I’m not easily stunned, but I’m stunned, and not in a good way. With all due respect to XBit Labs, I’m not buying this one yet
Overnight, I got over three hundred instances of the SoBig F virus sent to me. From some of the email addresses I’ve received, it’s obvious that the addresses are coming from the address books of some of those reading this.
Hmmmm, looks like I’m getting about forty instances of the SoBig virus per hour. Gee, that’s just what I bought a computer for. At the moment, the viruses seem to be beating out the spam in the Battle of the
SUMMARY: Heatpipes and Thermosyphons are variations of two-phase cooling systems. A number of readers have asked me to explain how heatpipes and thermosyphons work and to compare the difference between them. Both heatpipes and thermosyphons dissipate heat by allowing a
XBitLabs reports that AMD will be coming out with a cheap CPU codenamed Applebred on it. Once upon a time, AMD planned on having a Duron successor called Appaloosa. They currently make Thoroughbreds, so I guess where the name comes
The Inquirer has an article about the revised power requirements for boards that are supposed to support Prescott. For those of you without current 865/875 mobos who are wondering, “What’s the big deal about this?” perhaps a few graphs will