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HEXUS.features - More from IDF Spring 2005
Posted by Philipp on: 2005-03-01 16:22:14 [ Print | Permalink ]

Hexus has posted more from IDF Spring 2005

IDF Spring 2005: Intel Multi-Core strategy

"It does not take a genius to predict that Intel would be going Dual Core mad at this IDF, and sure enough, the second session of the first day was dedicated to us being informed of their latest multi-core enhancements. "

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NVIDIA and Apparent SLi on P4 (C19)

"Currently, NVIDIA are working away on delivering SLi to the masses with full support for the Intel platform – this is currently working under the codename of C19. This platform will support the P4 in LGA775, with DDR2 and PCI-E (Dual ‘16’ lanes). "