Quad Core Processing: Over-simplified, demystified, and explained
The quad core chips that will first replace dual cores are going to merge two dual core dies into a two-die, four-core package OR one die with four cores. Confused? We'll explain it in plain English.
Nov 29, 2006 - by Robert Hallock (Thrax)
Firefox 2.0 forum submit quick-fix
How to make "alt+s" submit that forum reply once more.
Nov 7, 2006 - by Quinton Healy
AMD Athlon Processor Comparison Guide
We're back to evaluate our predictions and reassess the the situation in the world of AMD
Nov 5, 2006 - by Robert Hallock (Thrax)
Core 2 Duo and the future of Intel
According to Intel marketing, the new Core 2 Duo architecture is the wave of the future, and we have no doubt that this capable CPU design is here to stay. We take a closer look at what it offers and what's to come.
Nov 5, 2006 - by Robert Hallock (Thrax)
Why we love Google and hate the RIAA
An unbiased and rational look at why we have such strong feelings about certain companies.
Jul 11, 2006 - by Lincoln Russell (Keebler)
AMD Socket AM2 Review
Today, it is becoming evident that the hardware industry as a whole will be abandoning traditional DDR memory in the not too distant future. AMD's latest revision to the K8 architecture incorporates a new DDR2 memory controller, a new socket design and some other pleasant surprises. Short-Media will be turning another page in the K8's history, and will be taking an in depth look at AMD's new Socket AM2 platform.
May 23, 2006 - by Mike D.
A64 Overclocking (Socket 754, 939) Intro
What we're going to discuss, the terms we'll use, and a few feature descriptions.
Feb 8, 2006 - by Mike D.
A64 Overclocking Theory 101
Starts with discussions of power, heat and cooling, OC in a nutshell, and the HTT bus. Continues with the math you'll need, CPU Multipliers, CMOS, bus locking, memory modules and timings. Ends with a discussion of CPU stepping codes, CPU selection, the Mobile Athlon 64, and other hardware.
Feb 8, 2006 - by Mike D.
A64 Overclocking Tools
The tools you'll need: Prime95, OCCT, Memtest86+, CPU-Z, A64 MemFreq 1.1, AMD64 MaxTCase, Monitoring Tools, Clockgen, A64 Tweaker, and several benchmarking products.
Feb 8, 2006 - by Mike D.
A64 Testing and CPU Clock
Steps 1 & 2: Qualifying your system, and finding the maximum CPU clock. We'll also do some longer-term stability testing.
Feb 8, 2006 - by Mike D.
A64 Memory Clock and Timings
Step 3: Finding the maximum memory clock at the best possible timings. Know your memory! Then we'll look at stability in the operating system, which is very different than surviving a benchmark.
Feb 8, 2006 - by Mike D.
A64 Balance and Benchmarks
Step 4: Balancing memory and CPU clock. We select a safe maximum CPU and memory clock with long-term stability testing. We conclude with benchmarking and some final thoughts.
Feb 8, 2006 - by Mike D.
The Quickest Guide to AMD Processors...ever.
"What Athlon do I buy?" To begin to answer that question here is a compiled list of all the current platforms and brief outlines for each including my personal recommendations for what's hot and what's not.
Nov 4, 2004 - by Robert Hallock (Thrax)
Dual Core Processing: Over-simplified, demystified and explained.
A dual core processor is exactly what it sounds like. It is two processor cores on one die essentially like having a dual processor system in one processor.
Sep 9, 2004 - by Doug Kronlund





