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Corsair not worried about Intel's new power saving modes in Haswell
Power supplies | 10 May 2013 | Anton Karmehed
Corsair follows competitor Enermax and presents a compatibility list for its power supplies. The units support Intel's new power saving modes in processor architecture Haswell. This comes after reports of stability problems at extremely low currents, something that is not a problem for Corsair.
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Samsung hits 1 gigabit per second in 5G tests
Science Technology | 13 May 2013 | Anton Karmehed
Samsung is launching one 4G phone after another, but it has no intention of stopping there. Right now it is doing tests for the next generation mobile net, and says it is already up to speeds above 1 gigabit per second. This is 10 times faster than current 4G nets.
Read moreCorsair not worried about Intel's new power saving modes in Haswell
Power supplies | 10 May 2013 | Anton Karmehed
Corsair follows competitor Enermax and presents a compatibility list for its power supplies. The units support Intel's new power saving modes in processor architecture Haswell. This comes after reports of stability problems at extremely low currents, something that is not a problem for Corsair.
Read moreNvidia presents strong fiscal report
Graphics | 10 May 2013 | Carl Holmberg
Even giants like Intel have lost momentum on a market that is moving from traditional computing and more toward mobile computing like tablets and smartphones, but Nvidia continues to keep up the pace and even outperform previous reports, with 30% increase in profit and record margins.
Read moreWD and Sandisk present world's thinnest SSHD
Storage | 09 May 2013 | Anton Karmehed
Western Digital has teamed up with memory maker Sandisk to develop what it calls the world's thinnest SSHD - Solid State Harddrive. WD Black SSHD is a hybrid between a mechanical drive and SSD that measures only 5mm in profile, and promises the best of two worlds.
Read moreEnermax promises full support for Intel Haswell
Power supplies | 08 May 2013 | Carl Holmberg
It was recently revealed that Intel's coming processors for the 4000 series may be require currents lower than power supply standards dictate. In the light of this Taiwanese Enermax has released a press release where it says all of its power supplies of the high- and mid-end assortment will be fully capable of delivering the low currents required by Haswell.
Read moreAMD Volcanic Islands: New GPU architecture with CPU traits
Graphics | 08 May 2013 | Anton Karmehed
Volcanic Islands is the code name of AMD's coming graphics circuit architecture and when the first block diagram for the chip leaked it revealed a whole new architecture with obvious CPU influences. Besides thousands of parallel calculation units the circuits also has serial processor cores.
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AMD present memory kit with focus on graphics and RAMDisk
Memory | 08 May 2013 | Carl Holmberg
As a relatively new actor in the memory business AMD has focused on system memory for enthusiasts, but the reception has been lukewarm. The company has announced the new memory kit RG2133, which offers high clock frequency and RAMDisk profiling.
Read moreAsrock water-proof motherboards for Intel Haswell
Motherboards | 08 May 2013 | Anton Karmehed
Motherboard maker Asrock has an odd ace up its sleeve before the launch of Intel's Haswell processors and LGA1150 platform. Asrock plans to water proof motherboards to withstand leaking water cooling, condensation or the odd energy drink spill.
Read moreNvidia Geforce GTX 780 and GTX 770 pictures
Graphics | 08 May 2013 | Anton Karmehed
We have already learned many interesting details for the coming Nvidia GTX 700 series and now it turns out the cards are not only similar on paper, but also physically. The story is told in pictures of the two new top models Geforce GTX 780 and GTX 770.
Read moreNZXT launches clean and quiet H630
Cases and Barebones | 08 May 2013 | Anton Karmehed
NZXT launches the new miditower H630 where it has premiered an anonymous look. A clean and minimalistic design a focus on low noise with large fans and noise dampening material directly from factory.
Read moreSeagate launches SSDs for retail and business
Storage | 07 May 2013 | Anton Karmehed
Seagate has been taking a slow approach to memory-based SSD storage, just like competitor WD. Seagate has decided to shift gears and launch no less than four different SSD units for retail, businesses and servers. All in extremely thin 2.5" formats and PCI Express.
Read moreIntel introduces Atom Silvermont for mobiles
CPU Chipset | 07 May 2013 | Anton Karmehed
Intel has already tried to grab a slice of the mobile chip market, but with the Silvermont architecture Intel wants more than just a slice. Intel promises to deliver everything you may wish for in its new Atom processor; the first Atom architecture developed directly for mobile products.
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Asrock preparing several Z87 motherboards with 802.11ac Wifi
Motherboards | 06 May 2013 | Anton Karmehed
Asrock has a whole armada of motherboards ready to launch alongside of Intel's new Haswell platform on June 4th. Now that the new Intel Z87 lineup has been revealed we can conclude that one of the new things for this series is the focus on wireless networking and the new 802.11ac standard.
Read moreMSI launches mechanical keyboards: GK and CK series
Peripherals | 03 May 2013 | Carl Holmberg
The market for mechanical gaming keyboards is attracting actors that are normally not connected to these products, including component maker MSI. The company has presented the new CK series with a simple, stylish layout and the backlit GK-601 for hardcore users.
Read moreGigabyte scraps 3D bios, Dualbios for Haswell
Motherboards | 03 May 2013 | Anton Karmehed
Gigabyte is the second largest motherboard maker in the world, but it has not been very successful in switching from the traditional BIOS interface to UEFI, and its 3D BIOS has been harshly criticized. With Haswell and the new 8 series of motherboards it will try to reclaim honor through the clean DualBIOS.
Read moreBrian Krzanich becomes new VP of Intel on May 16
CPU Chipset | 03 May 2013 | Carl Holmberg
Intel announced back in November that the current VP Paul Otellini was planning to leave in May 2013, but it did not say anything about who would replace him. May has arrived and the board at Intel has appointed veteran Brian Krzanic the new VD, and he takes the chair on May 16th.
Read moreIntel Core i7-4770K overclocked to 7 GHz
Overclocking | 03 May 2013 | Anton Karmehed
Intel will in a month launch the next generation Core processors and the heaviest piece of the Haswell program will be called Core i7-4770K. The processor will operate at 3.5 GHz, but has already been pushed over 7 GHz.
Read moreChromebook sales: 15% of all sold notebooks Elgiganten are Chromebooks
Notebooks Laptops | 02 May 2013 | Anton Karmehed
Google launched the first Chromebook models in Sweden about a month ago. Samsung and Acer started the introduction of Google's budget computers and according to electronics chain Elgiganten the units are flying off the shelves.
Read moreIntel Iris - the end of AMD's and Nvidia's mobile budget graphics?
Graphics | 02 May 2013 | Anton Karmehed
Intel's new Haswell graphics circuits with Iris graphics leading them will roll out in June for notebooks and judging from Intel's slides it will mean the end of several of the competition's mobile graphics circuits. Entry level circuits like Geforce GT640 and Radeon HD 6670 are certainly not safe.
Read moreIntel Iris to compete with AMD Radeon and Nvidia Geforce
Graphics | 02 May 2013 | Anton Karmehed
Intel has officially taken the next step with its graphics processors by naming its new GPU circuits "Iris." A name that plays on the origin of the OpenGL standard and clearly shows that Intel is ready to take on the GPU market for real.
Read moreIBM creates world's smallest animated movie feat. carbon monoxide
Science Technology | 01 May 2013 | Carl Holmberg
Using a scanning tunneling microscope scientists at IBM created the world's smallest magnetically stored digital bit - built from only twelve atoms. The team has now used the same technology to create an animated video, enlarged 100 million times.
Read moreHUMA allows CPU and GPU inside AMD Kaverie to share memory for real
CPU Chipset | 30 Apr 2013 | Anton Karmehed
AMD will launch the new APU architecture Kaveri later this year and one of the biggest news is the memory technology HUMA. It enables the CPU and GPU to share memory, both physically and virtually; something that will lead to better performance and low energy consumption.
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