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Hardware: Itanium? 2 Processors and Intel? Xeon? Processors MP Screenshots
Posted by Adek on Wednesday, July 02 @ 12:58:18 CEST
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SANTA CLARA, Calif. and June 30, 2003 - Intel Corporation today introduced new Intel? Itanium? 2 processors and Intel Xeon? Processors MP, further strengthening Intel's products for high-end enterprise computing. These processors set A new precedent for world-class performance and breadth and scale of systems. This builds ON the broad choice of software and operating systems and architectural strengths that have made Intel processors the choice for the majority of server deployments.
Check for more details NewsWare
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Software: Intel Pro/10/100/1000 drivers 8.0.65293
Posted by viper on Tuesday, June 24 @ 14:03:39 CEST
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Some new Intel Pro 10/100/1000 networkcard drivers are available and this time its 8.0.65293.
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Software: Intel Application Accelerator RAID Edition 3.0
Posted by Adek on Saturday, June 21 @ 11:50:39 CEST
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The Intel® Application Accelerator RAID Edition software package provides support for high-performance Serial ATA RAID 0 arrays on select Intel® 865 and 875 chipset-based platforms on Windows* XP.
Intel® RAID Technology requires the Intel 82801ER I/O controller hub (ICH5R).
For Windows XP only.
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Software: Intel Processor Frequency ID Utility 5.6
Posted by Adek on Friday, June 13 @ 08:00:39 CEST
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The Intel Processor Frequency ID Utility was developed by Intel Corporation to enable consumers the ability to identify and, in some circumstances, determine if their Intel processor is operating at the correct and rated frequency intended by Intel Corporation.
Beginning with the Pentium processor, this utility provides consumers with the ability to determine standard CPU identification of Intel processors.
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Hardware: The latest Intel prices compared!
Posted by Adek on Wednesday, June 11 @ 16:16:41 CEST
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The latest Intel prices compared! Check the list below :
- Intel Pentium 4 , 1.8 GHz (BX80532PC1800D) Processor | $120 - $199
- Intel Pentium 4 , 3.06 GHz (BX80532PE3066D) Processor | $365- $760
- Intel Pentium 4 , 2.8 GHz (BX80532PE2800D) Processor | $252- $489
- Intel Pentium 4 , 2.66 GHz (BX80532PE2667D) Processor | $190- $370
- Intel Pentium 4 , 2.4 GHz (BX80532PE2400D) Processor | $161- $280
- Intel Pentium 4 , 2.4 GHz (BX80532PC2400D) Processor | $165- $240
Check the whole list of details @ DealTime!
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Software: Intel Extreme Graphics Driver 6.13.10.3514
Posted by viper on Monday, June 09 @ 14:55:15 CEST
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Intel/Micron have a new Extreme Graphics driver online for the following notebook chipsets:
- Intel(R) 82830M Graphics Controller
- Intel(R) 82845G/GL/GE/PE/GV Graphics Controller
- Intel(R) 82852/82855 GM/GME Graphics Controller
- Intel(R) 82865G Graphics Controller
This is version 6.13.10.3514 and works on Win2000/XP.
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Hardware: Intel narrows guidance for Q2
Posted by Adek on Friday, June 06 @ 08:11:55 CEST
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SANTA CLARA, Calif. - Citing weak demand for communications products, reportedly including flash memories, Intel Corp. today (June 5) narrowed its forecast to the middle of its previous guidance for the second quarter of 2002.
Intel expects revenue to be between $6.6-to-$6.8 billion in Q2, as compared to the previous range of $6.4-to-to-$7.0 billion. The companys microprocessor business is trending to the high end of the normal seasonal pattern, while demand for communications products remains soft, according to Intel of Santa Clara. All other expectations are unchanged.
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Hardware: Intel says only real servers use Xeons
Posted by ninad on Wednesday, May 28 @ 07:08:56 CEST
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CHIP GIANT Intel has launched a massive marketing attack worldwide this week by introducing something that its calling the "real server" campaign. Read More...
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Hardware: Intel Hyper-Threading To Consumer PC
Posted by viper on Thursday, May 22 @ 16:15:58 CEST
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SANTA CLARA, Calif., May 21, 2003 - Intel Corporation today announced three Intel® Pentium® 4 processors supporting Hyper-Threading (HT) Technology** and a trio of chipsets enabling faster and more feature-rich corporate and consumer PCs at mainstream price points. The new Intel Pentium 4 processors -- 2.80C, and 2.60C, and 2.40C GHz -- come equipped with HT Technology and an advanced 800 MHz system bus that allows information to flow to and from the processor more quickly.
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Hardware: Intels discontinues Rambus-based chipsets
Posted by sensemann on Tuesday, May 20 @ 15:55:53 CEST
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Intel recently decided to cease production of its 850E and 860 chipset, moving further away from the Rambus DRAM (RDRAM) standard, motherboard sources revealed. The 850E and 860 chipsets are Intel’s two RDRAM-based products, designed for the desktop and server/workstation sectors, respectively.
The growing trend for low-price PCs has boosted the popularity of DDR memory, Intel’s local agents said. Overall, they expect Intel’s decision to have little impact on the market, as RDRAM chipsets primarily target the top-end market and Intel is expected to continue meeting client demand if required.
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Hardware: Intel’s Integrated Chipset With DirectX 9.0 Graphics to Come
Posted by Adek on Saturday, May 17 @ 11:36:56 CEST
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While 3D graphics will rush in our daily routine together with Microsoft Longhorn operating system only in a couple of years, we start to think about the graphics processors needed to render this beauty already now. According to analysts at WinHEC, where the Longhorn is demonstrated, minimum requirements for 3D GUI of Longhorn is DirectX 7.0, however, when all the features are enabled looks like DirectX 9.0 GPU is needed.
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Hardware: Intel Disclose Itanium 2 Glitch
Posted by Adek on Tuesday, May 13 @ 22:00:11 CEST
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Intel disclosed an electrical problem Monday that can cause computers using its flagship Itanium 2 processor to behave erratically or crash.
Customers can sidestep the problem by setting the processor to run at a lower speed, said company spokeswoman Barbara Grimes, and Intel will replace the processor if customers want. The glitch affects only some chips, and then only in the case of "a specific set of operations in a specific sequence with specific data," Grimes said.
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Software: Intel SMBus rev.2 drivers version 4.0.4.1 beta
Posted by viper on Saturday, May 10 @ 18:43:16 CEST
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Intel has a new beta rev.2 driver online for the SMBus. Supported:
- Intel(R) 82801AA I/O Controller Hub (ICH)
- Intel(R) 82801AB I/O Controller Hub (ICH0)
- Intel(R) 82801BA I/O Controller Hub (ICH2)
- Intel(R) 82801CAM I/O Controller Hub (ICH3M)
- Intel(R) 82801DB I/O Controller Hub (ICH4)
- Intel(R) 82801DBM I/0 Controller Hub (ICH4M)
- Intel(R) 82801EB I/0 Controller Hub (ICH5)
- Intel(R) 82801ER I/0 Controller Hub (ICH5R)
Read more....
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Hardware: Pentium 10 years old real soon now
Posted by ninad on Friday, May 09 @ 18:21:00 CEST
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WITH THE ORIGINAL PENTIUM chip fast approaching its tenth birthday, we thought wed turn the clock back, so to speak, and introduce you to one feature that made scientists go absolutely crazy at the time. Read more to download Pentium Bible of 1032 pages ...
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Hardware: Intel backs elpida for DDR-2
Posted by ninad on Friday, May 09 @ 18:16:05 CEST
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JAPANESE DRAM FIRM Elpida will be endorsed by Intel to produce DDR-2 memory chips, it has emerged.
According to a report in this mornings Nihon Keizai Shimbun, Elpida will make 512Mbit DDR-2 chips with production starting in June this year, and aimed to work with its next generation microprocessor, codenamed Prescott.
Read More...
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Software: Intel Chipset Identification Utility 2.83
Posted by Adek on Wednesday, May 07 @ 15:08:43 CEST
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This utility provides an easy way to identify the specific Intel chipset that is located on your motherboard. This information can be used to determine if your system supports software such as the Intel® Application Accelerator, Intel® Chipset Software Installation Utility, or Intels Graphics Drivers.
Note: This utility will only identify your chipset, not your processor. To identify what type of Intel® processor you have, such as the Pentium® III processor, Pentium 4 processor, or Celeron® processor, download the Intel® Processor Frequency ID Utility.
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Software: Intel Extreme Graphics drivers version 13.1
Posted by viper on Wednesday, May 07 @ 13:45:25 CEST
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Intel has some new Extreme graphics drivers online for the 830/845/855/852 chipsets. You can view the changes and download the drivers by clicking read more...
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Hardware: Intel to Release Celeron 2.50 and 2.60GHz Next Month
Posted by Adek on Wednesday, May 07 @ 10:45:08 CEST
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Intel Corporation reportedly plans to continue accelerating Celeron family of processors next month, before that it will slash the prices on its Celeron chips, introduce the Pentium 4 3.20GHz processor, i865 (Springdale) chipset series and also cut the prices of its Pentium 4 CPUs.
The Inquirer has found out that mighty Intel will introduce 2.50 and 2.60GHz Celeron processors on the 25th of June for $89 and $102 respectively. Note that the top Celeron chip will cost another $1 lower compared to the price of current 2.40GHz Celeron, hence, overall ASP of the family may be lower depending on the demand for lower-end or higher-end chips. A month before the launch, Intel is cutting the prices on its current line of lower-end microprocessors. The Celeron 2.40, 2.30, 2.20 and 2.10GHz chips will be priced at $85, $79, $74 and $74 respectively. Looks like 2.10 and 2.0GHz chips will soon be phased out and 2.20GHz will become Intel’s minimal offering.
Source : X-bit labs
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Hardware: Mobile Intel Pentium 4s revealed
Posted by ninad on Sunday, May 04 @ 20:46:53 CEST
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AS WEVE POINTED out in a few stories over the last few weeks, one of the more interesting family of processors Intel will launch during this year is its "Portability Processor".These are Pentium 4s and Celerons which are based on Intels desktop CPUs but with some differences – theyre intended for so-called "transportable" notebooks. Read More...
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Hardware: Intel dabbles with ''Celeron'' Pentium Ms
Posted by ninad on Sunday, May 04 @ 18:51:01 CEST
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A REPORT on Cnet said Intel confirmed the existence of a Celeron "A" notebook processor, built specially for Sony for the Japanese market and based on the design of the Pentium M. Read More...
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Hardware: Intel updated roadmap!
Posted by Adek on Friday, May 02 @ 16:14:15 CEST
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Hiroshiges Goto released a new roadmap for Intel, just click on the link read more for the screenshot!
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Software: Intel Chipset Software Installation Utility 5.0.1.1015
Posted by viper on Wednesday, April 30 @ 12:42:01 CEST
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Intel has released a new version of the Chipset Software Installation Utility, this time its version 5.0.1.1015 and this one has also support for Windows Server 2003 Intel® 865P Chipset and Intel® 875P Chipset. Click read more to download...
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Hardware: Updated Intel Roadmaps
Posted by Adek on Wednesday, April 30 @ 12:11:12 CEST
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While surfing arround some japanese sites i gathered some screenshots of Intels roadmap. The roadmap is until 2006. I have got two screenshots and you can check them out by clicking read more....
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Hardware: Intel Tanglewood to Be 10 Times Faster Than Madison
Posted by Adek on Monday, April 28 @ 18:52:34 CEST
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According to the executive from Intel Corporation, code-named Montecito processor, Intel’s first dual-core chip, that is due in 2005, will be two or three times faster than today’s Madison CPUs coming out later this year. Furthermore, the Tanglewood processor available in 2006 or 2007 will already be ten times faster compared to this year’s most powerful IA64 processor. In fact, Otellini did not said that this would be code-named Tanglewood, but referred to it as “future Itanium” processor, but everybody got the idea right.
We do not know much about Tanglewood CPU at the moment. Based on preliminary details issued by an unofficial source we can figure out that Tanglewood processor will have more than two cores on the chip and will be able to offer even more performance than the predecessor. Keeping in mind that such microprocessor will reportedly consume less energy than Montecito, we can assume that they will be made using thinner technology, presumably 65nm; expect higher frequencies in this case.
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Hardware: Intel makes Ant Hill an Opteron competitor
Posted by viper on Sunday, April 27 @ 17:59:01 CEST
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BAIT FISHING for conspiracy theorists is probably a game that VPs play. Every now and then they let something slip out that leaves the INQ ready and waiting to bite. The latest worm on the hook comes courtesy of InternetNews.com and its a really juicy one. One Sun VP reckons Intel has another 64bit architecture waiting in the wings.
Shahin Khan, Sun Vice President of High Performance and Technical Computing (HPTC), said of 64bit processor architectures, "there is Itanium, Opteron, and what Intel calls Ant Hill, so there are three different sets of instructions." Ant Hill? Thats a new one.
Yamhill is the name that has done the rounds. Or *T as it became known as, apparently. So is the Sun exec talking about Yamhill and just messing it up or maybe calling it by an internal Sun nickname?
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