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GeForce 8800 Owners Getting Shafted by Nvidia?

January 31st, 2007 by M0tik

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It appears Vista’s “wow” has yet to start for many Nvidia GeForce 8800 card owners. Because the cards lack final drivers for Vista (they’re still in beta), people have reported that the new OS doesn’t recognize their graphics card and as a result defaults to VGA drivers, disabling all of Vista’s pretty Aero effects. What gives, Nvidia?
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Faith-go’s Inspire X does quad-core AMD style

January 30th, 2007 by M0tik

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Lest we forget, Intel’s QX6700 isn’t the only quad-core game in town, and while AMD’s Quad FX platform might’ve been edged out by Intel in benchmark land, there’s still plenty to love about the power chompin’ beast.
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Asus intros SideShow-ready motherboards

January 24th, 2007 by M0tik

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While CES graced us with laptops aplenty touting SideShow capabilities, Asus is bringing the secondary display love over to the desktop realm with its latest lineup of motherboards. The M2N32-SLI Premium Vista Edition and P5B Premium Vista Edition each come Vista-ready and support Asus’ own ScreenDUO technology, which “provides a second display panel to enable the user to conveniently view important information without having to start up the PC.
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Asus Commando Gaming Motherboard for serious overclocking

December 18th, 2006 by M0tik

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Asus today introduced the Commando, a new addition to its R.O.G (Republic of Gamers) family of gaming motherboards.
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The LiteOn Blu-Ray SATA burner finally arrives in Japan

December 15th, 2006 by M0tik

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AMD 2007 Server Roadmap

December 15th, 2006 by M0tik

AMD executives reveal more cache, more quad-core en route for AMD

Over the last few months much as been revealed about AMD’s next-generation quad-core architecture.  This architecture, previously dubbed K8L by Henri Richard, is scheduled to be the first monolithic quad-core design.
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AMD Adds Two New, Faster Athlon 64 X2s

December 13th, 2006 by M0tik

Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) announced the addition of two new dual-core processors to its Athlon family on Tuesday, the Athlon 64 x2 5400+ and 5600+.According to AMD, these new 2.8 GHz dual-core socket AM2 CPUs, based on the 90nm “Windsor” architecture, will round out the current Athlon family and will feature Enhanced Virus Protection, AMD’s Digital Media Xpress for digital media playback, and AMD’s Cool’n'Quiet technology.
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Memory Stick PRO-HG announced: 3x faster than Pro DUO, compatible

December 11th, 2006 by M0tik

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Oh joy, Sony and SanDisk just announced a new PRO-HG Memory Stick format.
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Intel and TSMC Say 32nm Development ‘In Good Shape’

December 7th, 2006 by M0tik

With the main buzz about the next semiconductor process shift being to 45nm, Intel and TSMC are already gearing up the development of the 32nm node, reports DigiTimes. The article quotes Intel’s director of technology strategy Paolo A. Gargini as saying that its development of the 32nm process is “in good shape.”
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Buffalo bullish over skinny scrollwheel mouse

December 6th, 2006 by M0tik

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No, it’s not Apple’s next-generation iPod Shuffle, but add-on maker Buffalo’s latest mouse, a slimline 8mm-thick rodent with an iPod-style scrollwheel in place of the more usual vertically placed rotary control. The wheel rotates to control a window’s vertical scroll bar, but pressing the left or right edges scrolls horizontally in that direction.
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