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TechNews RoundUp - Core 2 Extreme @ 5.2GHz! - tech|
| (hx) 03:05 AM CEST - Aug,04 2006 |
I am leaving in just minutes for a trip. This means that news are not going to be posted probably until Monday, 7th of August.
- Intel Core 2 Duo E6400 review -
See how this CPU performs in comparison to the latest and greatest, as
well as older CPUs like the Athlon 64 X2 4800 and Athlon 64 3500+ in both
single-GPU and multi-GPU setups.
- Overclocker squeezes 5.2GHz out of Core 2 Extreme - Coolaler has
managed to crank up Intel's Core 2
Extreme X6800 to a blistering 5.2GHz.
- ATI's RD600 chipset tested -
Not only this, but the big shock
is RD600 was designed for the ground up to support not only DDR-2 but also
upcoming DDR-3 memory. In fact, ATI has already fully tested DDR-3 memory on
RD600 and it is working fine, months ahead of before it is due to be released
for public consumption.
- The Scientists' Opinions on Gaming Physics - Ageia recently
released its PhysX card to the public, and it didn't take long for Nvidia and
ATI to in turn present their own take on how to calculate physics. There are
some, however, who say that none of these methods is especially good for the
task. According to physics scientists,
there are just no algorithms good enough to yield satisfying results.
- Acer Aspire 9800 a true desktop replacement notebook -
It is powered by Intel Core Duo
T2600 (2.16-GHz) processor and runs on 1 GB of DDR2 memory, GeForce Go
7300 (256MB) graphics module, and has up to 240GB of storage (120GB x 2).
- Gateway intros $1200 Core 2 Duo desktop PC - The
entry-level system comes with a Core 2 Duo 6300 (1.86 GHz) processor, 1 GB
of memory, an 80 GB hard drive, a DVD burner, an ATI X1300 graphics card and
Windows XP Professional for $1200.
- Intel Sends Out Centrino Patch -
Intel has issued patches for its Centrino device drivers and ProSet
management software that affect the security of the wireless products. If you
have a Centrino powered laptop, I suggest you get updated.
- Samsung SyncMaster 205BW - 20inch Widescreen Monitor -
The 205BW does have a slightly lower response time than the 215TW at 6ms
compared to 8ms. Thankfully the lower response time doesn't come at the
expense of colour depth, since the 205BW still uses an 8-bit panel rather than
a 6-bit model. This means that the 205BW has the full complement of 16.7
million colours at its disposal. Unfortunately it doesn't mean that the 205BW
can match its big brother when it comes to colour fidelity and image quality,
but more on that later
- Corsair Introduces Power Supplies -
Corsair is catering the new HX620W
and HX520W towards enthusiast gamers, workstations and file servers.
- Hitachi-Maxell to Ship Holographic Storage this Year - Maxell's
director of technical marketing Rich D'Ambrise said that
300GB holographic discs will be
available in November or December of this year
- Move over Mouse & Keyboard! - Jeff Han is a research scientist for
New York University's Media Research Lab. Here,
he
demonstrates-for the first time publicly-his intuitive, "interface-free,"
touch-driven computer screen (video),
which can be manipulated intuitively with the fingertips, and responds to
varying levels of pressure. The technique is force-sensitive, and provides
unprecedented resolution and scalability, allowing us to create sophisticated
multi-point widgets for applications large enough to accommodate both hands
and multiple users.
- ATI Catalyst 6.7 Performance Analysis -
Overall there
isn't anything really exciting with the new driver release, as far as the
performance numbers go. We can see that the X1300 takes a small rise in some
applications, while the X800XL drops in a few but nothing major.
- AOL's Xdrive Beats Microsoft and Google to the Storage Punch - AOL
is making up to 5 GB of
storage available for free to any users with an AOL or AIM screen name
starting in early September. AOL also is offering a paid premium service with
up to 50 GB of storage.
- Dozen Windows, Office updates coming next week -
Specific details on the types of issues that the bulletins address were not
available, but at least one update for each product is considered critical
and some will require a restart, Microsoft said in a notice posted on its Web
site.
- Is Windows Vista Ready? 'No. God, no.' -
Paul Thurrott answers the question that some IT folks are asking: 'Is
Windows Vista Ready?' His answer is not only no, but 'No. God, no. In related
news,
Microsoft invites hackers to test Vista.
- Windows games to Mac without porting -
Cider portability engine for Intel-based Macs, offering game developers and
publishers the ability to deploy Windows-based games on new Macs quickly
and easily, without the need for traditional arduous porting.
- UK ISP PlusNet Accidentally Deletes 700GB of Email -
According to this announcement they have spent the last month attempting
to recover 700GB of accidentally deleted emails. By their estimates, up to
12GB of these had yet to be read by their recipients.
- Linux Command Line Cheatsheet -
A list of
linux commands for common operations including: file searching,
networking, directory navagation, etc
- Easy Fix for Scratched CDs - Ben Hayes (om3ga) has performed an
experiment as to
the best method to fix scratched CDs.
- Sony Ericsson Cyber-shot K800i photo phone -
The K800i's screen is an excellent 2in, 320 x 240, 262,144-colour unit.
It's bright, vivid and sharp, and its visibility holds up well under bright
sunlight
- Messy network pics: be glad your network doesn't look like this -
check it
out! /
check it out - LOL, maybe they are overclocking the wires, and are going
for the water cooled option :P
- iTunes to Give Away 70 Million Songs -
Apple is teaming up with Coca-Cola in Europe for a huge iTunes giveaway, in
which 70 million codes for free songs will be distributed inside packages
from the soft drink maker. The far majority of the songs will be offered in
the United Kingdom, while 67,000 songs will be given away in Germany.
- Ford Recalls 1.2 Million Vehicles -
Ford has issued a massive recall of 1.2 million of its trucks, vans and sport
utilities. While not really tech related, there are a ton of you out there
that drive a Ford or know someone that does. Ford said the recall was tied to
the speed control deactivation switch system, which could corrode over time,
overheat and ignite. It builds upon one of the largest recalls in U.S.
history.
- Top 5 Humanoid robots -
Here's a list of
Top 5 Humanoid robots.
- Matt Damon as Kirk in Star Trek XI? -
IMDB.com are
reporting that Matt Damon has been cast to play a young James T. Kirk in
the new Star Trek Movie directed by J.J. Abrams. Is this the end of the Star
Trek series we fans know and love, or the beginning of something bigger and
better for the series?
- Dell Lying in TV Ads? -
The Advertising Standards Authority has criticised Dell for a recent TV ad
which quoted a price not available by default online.
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last 10 comments: | Ock462 | (04:01 AM CEST - Aug,04 2006 ) | | Have a great trip!! :D | |
| Nosferatu | (11:52 AM CEST - Aug,04 2006 ) | | Enjoy it! | |
| AhPook | (06:49 PM CEST - Aug,04 2006 ) | Take care and have a good trip hx, hope its for pleasure and not business.
/steels himself up for a weekend with no GG updates :( | |
| djRom | (09:05 PM CEST - Aug,04 2006 ) | | enjoy your trip! ^-^ | |
| xxxx | (01:37 AM CEST - Aug,05 2006 ) | Yeah, what they all said..
Hey HX what kind of vacation would it be if you didn't 'remotely' update the news? Must be a cafe nearby??
Hehehe!
I'm sure the wife wouldn't mind? :) | |
| djRom | (03:41 AM CEST - Aug,05 2006 ) | | lol, what xxxx said! | |
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