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Earlier news here ____________________________________________ 05/10/04 - Barebones & motherboards reviews of the day 1 - nForce2 Ultra 400Gb reference board at Tech Report 2 - nForce2 Ultra 400Gb reference board at Sudhian 3 - Abit AN7 nForce2 Ultra 400 at LAN Addict - Price 4 - Abit AN7 nForce2 Ultra 400 at Digital-Daily - Price 5 - EPoX 8HDA3+ Athlon 64 board at Mektu Mods - Price 6 - EPoX 8KDA3+ nForce3 250Gb at Hexus 7 - Chaintech VNF3-250 NF3-250 at OC Workbench 8 - VIA K8T800 Pro chipset at Anand Tech 9 - Foxconn 755A01-6EKRS SiS755 at Anand Tech - Price 10 - Plextor PX712ASW DVD-Burner 12x under 190$ here ____________________________________________ 05/08/04 - Intel cancels 2 chip projects Panic and Despair are probably the next big designs Intel will make to solve the messy roadmap described in a fascinating article from Centre Daily: "If the replacement chips arrive on schedule, Intel could prosper and even gain an edge over its competitors. But if they don't, the company could suffer billions of dollars in lost revenues and lose business to rivals such as Advanced Micro Devices, IBM and Sun Microsystems.". Read it here ____________________________________________ 05/07/04 - Barebones & motherboards reviews of the day 1 - Athlon 64 VIA K8T800 boards roundup at Tech Seekers 2 - Albatron KX600S Pro VIA KT600 at Tweak Town - Price 3 - Abit KV8 Pro Via K8T800 Pro at Nick Goodall 4 - Gigabyte 7NNXP nForce2 400 at Hardware 12v - Price 5 - Gigabyte GA-K8N nForce3 mainboard at 68$ here 6 - Class 1 blueTooth USB adapter starting at 29$ here ____________________________________________ 05/07/04 - Opteron for leading Italian Online Insurer Genialloyd, the e-commerce division of Italian insurance company RAS and member of the Allianz Group, has deployed an AMD Opteron processor-based IBM eServer 325 platform to better manage customer data and more accurately analyze risk selection. Genialloyd will combine the power of the AMD Opteron processor and Microsoft Windows Server 2000 along with its own proprietary software to decrease costs and increase performance of its mission-critical web applications. Read more here ____________________________________________ 05/06/04 - Barebones & motherboards reviews of the day 1 - AOpen AK89 Max nForce3 150 at A1 Electronics - Price 2 - AOpen AK89 Max nForce3 150 at Bjorn 3D - Price 3 - Foxconn 755A01-6EKRS SiS755 at OCC - Price 4 - K8T800 Pro previews Tech Report, PC Perpective, Hard OCP 5 - Abit KV8 Pro K8T800 Pro at Nick Goodall 6 - Gigabyte K8NSNXP nForce3 250 at Legion Hardware 7 - Gigabyte GA-K8N nForce3 mainboard at 68$ here 8 - Class 1 blueTooth USB adapter starting at 29$ here ____________________________________________ 05/06/04 - New low-power mobile AMD Athlon 64 AMD introduced two new low-power mobile processors designed to offer outstanding computing performance and true mobility for thin and light notebooks. The new low-power mobile AMD Athlon 64 processor models 2800+ and 2700+ further expand the award-winning AMD Athlon 64 processor family, offering a powerful 32-bit computing experience today with a seamless transition to 64-bit applications. These processors also offer an Enhanced Virus Protection security feature, to be enabled by the upcoming Microsoft Windows XP Service Pack 2. More here ____________________________________________ 05/06/04 - Hidden Message of WinHEC Things are moving fast on the 64-Bit front and when it comes to Microsoft's plans, Rob Enderle has an interesting read that bodes rather well for AMD: "While NX is probably the most powerful argument for 64-bit computing today, because we are all scared half to death about security, it isn't the only reason Microsoft is excited about 64-bit platforms. There are other aspects that have the company champing at the bit to make the move.". Enjoy it Here ____________________________________________ 05/06/04 - AMD marketing says NO AMD! We don't know if the good AMD scores in retail for April turned the marketing crazy but the latest sponsoring deal with gaming team NOA brought us the most fascinating logo ever... The news and an exciting thread are both here Now waiting for the next deal with Forgeta team ;) ____________________________________________ 05/05/04 - Media PC... AMD is waking up! For those willing to keep a PC in the living room, AMD and InterVideo are now working on what was considered to be the key problems: Noise, first, due to cooling and, second, instant response from a PC that does not need to boot up to be able to play all sort of medias. Reed-Electronics has a lot to say about that and it all starts here: "An InstantON PC features a dual-boot configuration. Users can bring the machine to life for multimedia activities without loading the Windows operating system, InterVideo says. The software contains LinDVD, a Linux implementation used in CE devices, which integrates BIOS, OS, power-management, and noise-control features along with InterVideo's playback, recording, and editing software". Great read! ____________________________________________ 05/05/04 - 4GB DDR memory from Samsung Samsung announced today 4GB modules for the AMD Opteron. The modules are built using 1Gb DDR1 SDRAMs, with each 4GB module encompassing 36, 1Gb components. AMD will benefit from the high-capacity modules, made available by Samsung's 1Gb technology, allowing for a maximum capacity of 128GB in a 4-way AMD Opteron server and up to 256GB in an 8-way AMD Opteron processor-based servers. Read more here ____________________________________________ 05/05/04 - Gates calls for 64-bit software support WinHEC 2004 sponsors list here shows that AMD is guest star this year and Bill Gates in a CNET interview is sending a clear message about Microsoft willingness to garanty a smooth transition from 32 to 64-Bit: "Despite Microsoft's enthusiasm, the timing of the transition to 64-bit has been widely debated. AMD and some game developers have said it will begin to occur in late 2004 and 2005. Ubisoft and Epic Games have already re-engineered their games to work on 64-bit systems and AMD executives have said application retrofitting is actually fairly easy". Read here ____________________________________________ 05/04/04 - Mandrakelinux 10 Official for AMD 64 Mandrakelinux 10.0 Official for AMD64 combines the strengths of the 10.0 distribution with the latest technology of AMD Athlon 64 and AMD Opteron processors. 10.0 Official for AMD64 is based on the PowerPack 10.0 with significant performance enhancements in all of the applications. AMD64 technology provides more efficient memory access and doubles the number and the size of processor registers. Furthermore, Mandrakelinux 10.0 Official for AMD64 provides perfect compatibility with 32-bit applications. This is the ultimate product for power users who demand the highest performance! Get it here ____________________________________________ 05/04/04 - Oracle9i Database Release 2 for linux x86-64 We have stored many links here showing that Windows 64-Bit won't show up until Q4 and Linux software house are using this delay to stuff the Linux turkey like crazy. Last and not least, Oracle is offering the release 2 of the the Gods' database in its 9i version. It's all there and it's good news ____________________________________________ Older news here - Comments, suggestions, links here |
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