Month: September 2006

The Inquirer has an article and pictures showing a next-generation video card equipped with a water cooler and two power plugs. Wonderful. Just wonderful. Wonder how much more expensive that will make the card? This doesn’t prove that water cooling

The other day, we pointed out that quad-cores were a waste were a waste for just about everyone now and anytime soon. Well, during the IDF, Intel did another captive benchmark series on its foursome, and could only find three

The biggest problem facing the 2007 box doesn’t lie with the CPU, or mobo, or memory. It doesn’t even lie with Vista, which is really saying something. No, it lies with the next generation of video cards. About a month

We said a while back that the OC machine for 2007 would most likely be one based on the upcoming E4300 Conroe. (To refresh some memories and inform others, the E4300 will a 9X multiplier, 1.8Ghz Conroe with 2Mb cache.)

A couple Israelis have come up with a technology that could lead to thousand page-per-minute printers. How? Conceptually, the idea is very simple. Rather than having a printer with one or a few nozzles moving all around the page, have

You know, you’d think Intel would be hellbent on cutting out the old stuff and ramping up the new stuff as fast as possible. That isn’t happening. Right now, the projections on the cavalry desktop C2Ds looks like this: 3Q: