AMD demonstrates a 32 core Bulldozer server ISC 11 Promises up to 64 cores in a 1U server By Lawrence Latif in Hamburg Tue Jun 21 2011, 15:49 CHIP DESIGNER AMD chose the International Supercomputing Conference (ISC) to finally demonstrate a working Bulldozer system.…
[Youtube]Samsung Galaxy S II Advertisement is (Y)
Samsung has got their new advertisement up on facebook and youtube. So can a chicken really mistake an fake egg on Super AMO LED Screen on the Galaxy S II for the real one? We shall put that to test…
What motherboards do Xtreme users use?
Some statistics from HWBOT shows that ASUS has remained the most widely used motherboard at sub zero temperatures. Even so during the P67 series era in 2011. However, Gigabyte as well has gained much ground at the start of 2010.…
Specifications of the AMD Radeon HD 7990 announced?
According to the naming scheme of current AMD 6XXX series of lineups, the next flagship card will be Radeon HD7990, called after the current Radeon HD 6990. THe Redeon HD 6990 was a resounding success based on the 40nm process,…
Oracle wants billions from Google over Android: And just might get it
The ongoing volley of court filings between Oracle and Google continues and it’s clear that the software giant wants billions of dollars in Android damages. When you examine some of the moving parts Oracle looks like it just may…
Bill Gates: Vaccines Save Lives | Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
Bill Gates discusses the incredible lifesaving power of vaccines. In particular, he highlights the case of polio, which is 99 percent eradicated and within reach of being the second disease to ever be completely eliminated from the world. Learn more…
Intel’s Next-Generation High-End Chipset May Possibly Support Current and Future Enthusiast Chips
Intel Corp.’s next-generation high-end core-logic known as X79 may support both current enthusiast-class chips in LGA1366 form-factor as well as next-generation microprocessors in LGA2011 packaging. In fact, according to a document seen by X-bit labs, Intel itself prepares to release two…
[Guide] Your Ultimate Mechanical Keyboard Guide
Why Mechanical Keyboards? Fact: Nearly all keyboards sold bundled with computers or at retail stores use rubber domes under their keys. This is the same technology used in cheap TV remotes. They’re made to be as cheap as possible to manufacture…
Devil May Cry 3
Heya! In case you’re wondering “OMG WHO ARE YOU!”, I’m Yong Zheng and I’m Zhi Cheng’s classmate! Anyways, I wouldn’t want to bore you with the self introductions so lets dive straight into the game review, shall we? 🙂 Cover…
[Babes] PC SHOW 2011
I’m pretty sure that they know nothing about tech. After hundreds of Taiwanese from Computex2011, how about acclimatising yourself back to the Singapore taste? Source: VR-Zone, xinmsn
AMD introduces new Desna Chip for tablet devices
AMD is making news again. This time, they have announced that upcoming Desna processors will be going into the tablet devices which is currently the most popular devices for sale. It could be a bit too late for them, especially…
AMD Bulldozer FX Processors Website Up
AMD FX Website here While all of us are waiting for the Bulldozer chips, the official AMD FX website is finally up. This processor is one of the most waited chips for the year as AMD previously boasted that it…
AMD Llano Desktop Chip gets tested
The guys at HWBot got their first retail Llano chips, the 32nm version of the previous Deneb cores with built in AMD Radeon HD6550 chip on the same die , aka the APUs(Accelerated Processing Units). These chips will run on…
[Babes] Computex 2011 ( ALERT: A LOT OF PHOTOS!)
When computers and hardware gets bored, and you’re looking out for something else to kill time, why not search the internet for some pictures of pretty girls? Well I’m not referring to girly girls, but tech girls! Oh yea Tech…
ASUS shows off their Sabertooth Thermal Armor new designs
ASUS showed some new cases based for the Sabertooth Thermal Armor designs. TUF water cooling kit? Looks like H70. We’ve got a brighter colour for the thermal armor instead of black previously. Don’t this case looks familiar? Now ASUS…
