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A year after the first FXs, AMD has launched a new generation of AM3+ processors, codename Vishera. Will the Piledriver architecture and the FX-8350 put AMD back on the map? |
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As part of our coverage of the 2012 Intel Developer Forum, we had the opportunity to sit down for an interview with Mark Bohr, director of Intel's Process Architecture and Integration... |
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After looking at the mobile Core i7s and Core i5s, it’s time to look at the Core i3s in both their Sandy and Ivy Bridge versions. How do they do compared to the more costly models? |
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During Computex, we had the opportunity of interviewing AMD's CTO. We asked Mark Papermaster about the company's move to a more modular and flexible design approach and did not forget other topics such as the exclusive use of x86. |
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With the release of AMD’s Trinity mobile CPUs, we wanted to revisit the offers of the two manufacturers for laptop PCs. How do they do when it comes to CPU, GPU and OpenCL performance? |
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Although the Core i7 LGA 2011s only have six cores, eight-core models of the SandyBridge-Es do exist! We have tested two of them for you. At the same time! |
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With the 22nm process up and running, Intel has launched its new Ivy Bridge Core i5 and i7 processors. With the Sandy Bridges, which have been top dog for more than a year now, they have a hard act to follow. How do they do? |
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What role do compilers really play when it comes to the relative performance of our processors? This is what we aim to get to grips with in this report! |
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