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Earlier news here _____________________________________________ 04/02/03 - Motherboard: reviews of the day 1 - Nine-way AMD DDR shootout at OCNZ 2 - Soltek SL75MRN nForce2 at Ninjalane 3 - Abit NF7-M nForce2 at MBReview 4 - Abit NF7-S nForce2 at DeviantPC 5 - Albatron KX400-8XV Pro KT400 at PC stats 6 - EPoX 8RDA+ OC at WinHQ 7 - EPoX 8RGA+ nForce2 at OC.TW 8 - AOpen AK89GMax nForce2 at OC.TW _____________________________________________ 04/02/03 - 5.0 Fortran and C compilers for Opteron The Portland Group Compiler Technology team of STMicroelectronics today announced here the availability of a Beta Release of the PGI Workstation 5.0 Fortran and C compilers for Opteron. This is the first publicly available release of STMicroelectronics' upcoming suite of optimizing software development tools for AMD 64-bit technology processors. The PGI Workstation compilers and tools are used by scientists and engineers to solve some of the world's most challenging technical computing problems in weather modeling, geophysical processing, aerodynamic simulation and related fields. _____________________________________________ 04/02/03 - Intel on slow road to 64-bit PC chip ZDNet UK reports on 64-Bit path taken by Intel which does not believe in economical 32-64-Bit the way AMD or Apple do, will stick to its original Itanium strategy and will not insist on offering x86-64 solution any time soon: "Four separate design teams at Intel examined how the company could take one of its 32-bit chips and transform it into a 64-bit machine, said Richard Wirt, another senior fellow at Intel. After running simulations, all four teams concluded that such a transition wouldn't be economically feasible". Read this great report here _____________________________________________ 04/02/03 - CeBIT 2003: more coverages All in all it's no less that 36 whole coverages loaded of great photos that we have added so far in our CeBIT 2003 Special. There is no other place in the web where you can find today such amazing number of sources for this event. Today we have added another FOUR! ATI-News, BNO Net, PQ Tuning & Tune World _____________________________________________ 04/02/03 - Microsoft calls AMD X86-64 O/S Anvil The inquirer reports about Microsoft's 64-bit operating system for AMD64 (Athlon 64 and Opteron) which codename seems to be Anvil. According to the report, AMD x86-64's Anvil is a chance for MSFT to bring 64-bit to the mass and claims it runs 32-bit with excellent performance and compatibility. Read this here _____________________________________________ 04/02/03 - AMD reach milestones in transistor tech! AMD's researchers have become the first in the semi industry to achieve critical research milestones for next-generation transistor development. In lab work to be fully unveiled in June, AMD researchers have created and demonstrated a high-performance transistor that is up to 30% faster than the best published PMOS (P-channel metal-oxide semiconductor) transistor today. The transistor employs proprietary AMD technologies involving what is commonly referred to as Fully Depleted Silicon-on-Insulator (SOI). Read more here _____________________________________________ 04/01/03 - Motherboard: reviews of the day 1 - Shuttle MN31N nForce2 µATX at Hexus 2 - Shuttle MN31N nForce2 µATX at OCworkbench 3 - Gigabyte 7VAXP-A Ultra KT400A at AnandTech 4 - Chaintech 7NJS nForce2 at OCModding.de 5 - Soltek 75FRN-L nForce2 at Digital-Daily _____________________________________________ 04/01/03 - Athlon 64 Zalman CNPS7000-cu cooler Very impressive review of the Zalman CNPS7000-cu, first cooling system for Athlon 64 at Frosty-Tech. With the help of specific apparatus listed in the review, the reports revealed the intrinsec quality of this new comer: silence and efficiency as you might discover here _____________________________________________ 04/01/03 - AMD's CEO set to resign Even though this news is still under NDA, we couldn't resist publishing the main details of the strange story that led Hector de Ruiz on the path to resigning. Read this exclusive report here _____________________________________________ 04/01/03 - Monthly high-end gaming system buyer's With 2500$ in hand, Sharky Extreme is trying to make the best high-end gaming system with two configurations from perennial foes I*tel and AMD. The AMD's one is based on the Asus A7N8X motherboard with an Athlon XP 2700+ as pacemaker... Discover the rest here _____________________________________________ 04/01/03 - Magic Athlon XP 1800+ OCPrices has some Athlon XP 1800+ that look to be XP 2600+ thanks to a downgrade linked to amazing good yield at AMD. According to the report, a particular stepping named AXDA1800DUT3C 9253666260114 JIUCB 0250WPPW seems to offer an awesome overclocking potential as explained in-depth here _____________________________________________ 04/01/03 - AMD + Fujitsu = New flash company As reported yesterday, we have now the official announcement of the memorandum of understanding (MOU), signed by AMD and Fujitsu, about the creation of a common company for the production of flash memories. The new structure, called FASL, will be funded with both companies flash's production assets and AMD ownership is to be 60% while Fujitsu will get the remaining 40%. Read more details here _____________________________________________ 04/01/03 - Sun Looking to AMD for 64-Bit eWeek reports about the SUN's growing interest for Opteron thanks to its build-in 32-bit capabilities that competitor Itanium only emulates: "We are not seeing or hearing anything from our customers and ISVs that indicates they want or need Itanium. But we are seeing interest for the upcoming Opteron processor family, essentially because it has 32-node compatibility, which Itanium doesn't" said John Loiacono, vice president of Sun's operating platforms group. Read that here _____________________________________________ 04/01/03 - Modding the Shuttle SK41G barebone When you have bought all the goodies that go with the Shuttle SK41G, and you're not yet satisfied with the way it looks then, you have no other solution than modding the box to the max exactly like ModTown is going to show you in a great article situated here _____________________________________________ 03/31/03 - Push CPU multiplier to new high! Piopio has a great way to increase the CPU multiplier, on Athlon XP 1700+, to access unreached summit with just two wires between pins VCC and A123 on one side and pins VCC and AN25 on the other. With this trick, the XP 1700 could go to 2.13GHz (2600+) with a multiplier of 17x!. Read the so so translation right here _____________________________________________ 03/31/03 - Shuttle MN31N nForce2 µATX mainboard Shuttle Inc has announced the MN31N µATX mainboard for the OEM and system integrator (SI) markets. Based on the nVidia nForce2 platform processor and featuring dual-monitor support, 8X AGP, dual-channel PC2700 memory support, 10/100 Ethernet, FireWire and Dolby Digital 5.1 audio support built-in, the MN31N redefines power and integration for the mainstream. Read here _____________________________________________ 03/31/03 - AMD to form new venture with Fujitsu SJ Mercury News reports here than long time partner are going to transform the actual FASL joint venture into a new structure which name isn't yet known. The stake of each company should move from 50/50 in FASL to 60% for AMD and 40% to Fujitsu in the new structure headed by Dr Bertrand Cambou actual AMD' flash division head. _____________________________________________ Older news here - Comments, suggestions, links here |
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