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AMD Barcelona
The AMD Barcelona, or Opteron 2347 Quad Core processor, clocks in a 1.9Ghz. Discuss the AMD Barcelona and other tech news.
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Let's not beat around the bush: AMD's oft-delayed Barcelona quad-core processor was a flop. It arrived late and buggy, an undesirable reception that helped to drive the company's $1.2 billion Q2 loss this year. AMD can't afford another flub like that and is hoping that processor's successor, Shanghai, finds more success in the server market. It's a 45nm quad-core chip with three times the cache (6MB) and HyperTransport 3, apparently equating to a 20 percent boost in...
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AMD Module Shift Manager Peter John presents a 200mm wafer in Dresden, Germany. Norbert Millauer/AFP/Getty Images
Chipmaker Advanced Micro Devices says it’s about to go through a major change concerning how it makes chips, but it hasn’t said exactly what that change will be. Speculating about it has become a great guessing game among Wall Street investors and Silicon Valley’s chattering classes.
AMD (AMD) is suffering through one of the toughest stretches in its history, racking up losses of...
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Next-Generation AMD Opteron processors with Direct Connect Architecture introduce several new features including quad-core upgradeability, AMD Virtualization (AMD-V), and energy efficient DDR2 memory. In addition, Next-Generation AMD Opteron processors are designed to advance AMD's performance-per-watt capabilities and leverage the proven technologies introduced in 2003 with first-generation AMD Opteron processors.
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Considering that it's a quad-core processor and the system is built with only a CPU fan and a system fan, that's more than reasonable. ...
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Quad-core CPUs are all kinds of cool, and if you'd like to pop one into your PC, we recommend you stop by Frys.com to check out its deal on this AMD Phenom CPU.
- AMD Phenom X4 9950 BE processor (rss.topix.net)
- AMD Phenom X4 9650 (techtree.com)
In the 45nm fabrication is the smallest we have seen in most CPU makers, while the AMD counterparts with their 55nm fabrication quad core Phenoms, with independent cores is in the offering of AMD, with an alternative to the power of multiple cores, the most important aspect when buying the core...
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A quad-core processor beats at the heart of this 17-inch beast
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Axiomtek's IMB202 is an ATX industrial motherboard powered by an LGA775 Intel Core2 Quad processor with an 800/1066/1333MHz front side bus, which supports the Intel Q35 and ICH9DO chipsets.
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Asus has updated its G-series gaming laptop line with the G71, a notebook that sports Intel's new QX9300 quad-core processor. The computer comes with a 17-inch Crystal Shine display, an NVIDIA...
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HP.com has huge $400 off $999 desktops coupon through 10/18 (use code DT7708). Their loaded, high-end HP Pavilion Elite m9400z Desktop starts at $749.99 (the $150 instant rebate to $599.99 gets removed) so add $250 in upgrades, enter the coupon code and you'll pay just $599.99. I'd add the 2.3GHz...
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So i'm trying to make a very budget friendly build that will be able to last since technology is always changing.
So i saw this mobo that had 2x pci express 2.0 16x which imo would last quite a while,
ASUS P5N-D LGA 775 NVIDIA nForce 750i SLI ATX Intel Motherboard - Retail
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17in monster Asus has introduced what it claims is the world's first gaming notebook with a quad-core processor, beating the likes of Alienware and VoodooPC to the punch.…
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- Power Personified - Asus Intros First Quad Core Gaming Notebook (news.google.com)
ASUS has unleashed another monster of a gaming laptop which excels especially in the CPU department. Touted to be the world's first Quad-core gaming laptop ...
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