Techware Labs has prepared a memory timings analysis article, using Crucial's PC2700 DDR RAM as a reference.
The company plans to launch Prescott, its next big desktop chip, in addition to its wireless wave-riding Pentium-M chip Dothan, later this year.
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Open relay mail servers are the target in a crackdown against junk mail launched by the Federal Trade Commission and a band of U.S. and foreign law enforcement allies.
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CNET News has posted two news stories on the DVD-copying case
Court zeros in on DVD copying
Judge mulls DVD-copying case
Court zeros in on DVD copying
Software maker 321 Studios faces Hollywood's wrath and a judge's questioning in a case to determine whether technology from the company violates copyright protections.Read more
Judge mulls DVD-copying case
The judge in the closely watched 321 Studios case says she's "substantially persuaded" by past court rulings favoring copyright holders.Read more
ExtremeTech has discover some test anomalies in nVidia's latest detonator drivers
Dan's Data has published issue 45 of their letters columns
Intel Corp. has discovered a bug in its "McKinley" Itanium 2 processor that could cause instability, an unexpected system shutdown, and potentially loss of data, company officials said Monday morning.
Intel has identified and fixed the bug, and new shipments of Itanium 2s are not affected, an Intel spokeswoman said.
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Intel has identified and fixed the bug, and new shipments of Itanium 2s are not affected, an Intel spokeswoman said.
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Graphics chip leader Nvidia hopes to bolster its reputation with hardcore PC gamers by way of a new high-end chip that it plans to announce Monday.
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Viper's Lair has published a Bandwidth Capping Article
Franco-American video game publisher Infogrames, in an effort to increase its profile with consumers by reaching back into gaming history, on Wednesday said it would change its name to Atari.
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VR-Zone has recieved some latest info that the memory clock was improved from 425Mhz to 450Mhz on the latest NV35 card samples so it is now running at 450/450 core/memory clock.
Dan's Data has posted issue 44 of their Letters Columns
The biggest problem with the cutting-edge world of 64-bit CPU architecture is that it doesn't play nicely with the prevailing world of 32-bit computing. AMD hopes to change that with the Opteron, the first processor in the company's AMD64 (code-named Hammer) family of chips.
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ExtremeTech has posted Day One of their WinHEC coverage
Tom's Hardware Guide has posted a coverage from the WinHEC
Advanced Micro Devices Inc. on Tuesday is releasing the latest of its Athlon MP processors, the 2800+, designed for one- and two-way servers and workstations.
The 2800+, with increased Level 2 cache, could be the last of the Athlon MP upgrades, a company spokesman said, as AMD, of Sunnyvale, Calif., moves forward with its Opteron chip, which was launched last month.
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The 2800+, with increased Level 2 cache, could be the last of the Athlon MP upgrades, a company spokesman said, as AMD, of Sunnyvale, Calif., moves forward with its Opteron chip, which was launched last month.
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We were mildly surprised when SiteOfTheWeek@ziffdavis.com received an e-mail asking for confirmation of its password, credit card number, and other PayPal account details.
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The storage-management company will table its model for provisioning IT resources at this week's Veritas Vision show, reports Storage Supersite Editor David Morgenstern.
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Dan's Data has published issue #43 of their letters column
TechSpot has posted some information on Creative's latest soundcard development, built on the Extigy success.
