Month: January 2005

We’ve said in the past that we thought that many budget-minded current socket Aers would eventually end up with Semprons, once they were x86-64 enabled. So when we saw this review which indicated that the Sempron falls flat on its Read More

This summer, I will want another system, and I thought it might be useful for some to think out loud and cover the points I think are important for a particular type of second system. Not a performance system; I’ll Read More

Another view from the “inside” – Joel Kleppinger
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We’ve gotten a look at that recent AMD roadmap which is apparently now circulating. It basically says the following: 1) We’ll definitely see AMD eventually go to DDR2, and use a new socket to do so. Tentative date is sometime Read More

A view from the “inside” – Richard Wu
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We got this email the other day: —–Original Message—– From: john robathan [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Sunday, January 16, 2005 1:58 PM To: [email protected] Subject: p c percy Hi Joe Thought it was about time we had a little culture, while giving Read More

On the box of their Luxurae line of power supplies, SilenX claims to manufacture “the world’s quietest power supplies”. Sheer hype? Not when the power supplies in question are fanless. That’s right, SilenX’s Luxurae power supplies are passively cooled, so Read More

Experience with a barebones – Kris Courter
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