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TechNews - Intel Shows 48-core x86 Processor - tech|
| (hx) 02:53 AM CET - Dec,04 2009 |
- Intel Shows 48-core x86 Processor as Single-chip
Cloud Computer - Intel
unveiled a completely new processor design
the company is dubbing the 'Single-chip Cloud Computer' (but was
previously codenamed Bangalore). Justin Rattner, the company's CTO,
discussed the new product at a press event in Santa Clara and revealed
some interesting information about the goals and design of the new CPU.
The 48 cores are arranged in 24 "titles" - what you can think of as 24
separate dual-core processors. These tiles are then connected via a 2D
mesh network that can support up to 256 GB/s of bandwidth! There are
four integrated DDR3 memory controllers (though no mention of how many
channels each controller is) that can house as much as 64GB of total
memory.
- Intel roadmap leak shows desktop Core i3/i5/i7
plans - Intel's desktop roadmap
for the next couple of quarters has been leaked and Electronista has
the scoop, courtesy of Google-translated Japanese site Impress.
- Galaxy GeForce GT 240 (DDR5) Graphics Card Tested
- It is a slimmed-down version that features 96 stream
processors and 8 ROPs. At the official core speed of 550 MHz, it is
capable of processing up to 17.6 billion texels and 4.4 billion pixels
per second. Officially, the GeForce GT 240 can either use 900 MHz
DDR3, 1 GHz GDDR3 or 850 MHz GDDR5 memory, delivering
anywhere from 28.8 GB/s to 54.4 GB/s of memory bandwidth. But Galaxy is
never satisfied with sticking to the official specifications. Even
though they are not officially calling this a factory-overclocked card,
Galaxy gave their GeForce GT 240 (DDR5) card a slight boost in memory
clock speed, going from 850 MHz to 900 MHz
- Dell facing massive E6400 and E6500 overheating
problem - Dell may have a serious issue on its hands with
their E6400 and E6500 laptops. Hundreds of reports have been surfacing on
the official dell support forums
stating that they have had 'massive performance issues...'whenever the
devices get slightly warm the BIOS automatically starts dialing down
the performance until they basically crawl to a halt, some indicating
that even when cool they won't go over 50% of maximum clock. The most
prominent member of the Dell support forums, Tinkerdude, created a PDF
entitled "Performance loss during normal operation in a Dell Latitude
E6500 laptop due to processor and bus clock throttling" that explains
in detail the problem and potential solutions. The user was banned
after this PDF was posted to the forum which leads many to believe that
Dell does not want this problem to be known publicly.
- Microsoft Says Patch Isn't Cause Of Black Screen -
InformationWeek reports
that Microsoft denied a claim that its November security patch is among
the possible causes of the black screen problems affecting some Windows
users. On Friday,
Prevx, a maker of antivirus software, attributed some of these black
screen crashes to a recent Window operating system change that locked
down Windows registry keys.But Microsoft insists that's just wrong.
- How the Windows 7 start up animation evolved - Microsoft
has published a Q&A with Rolf Ebeling, the
man responsible for the Windows 7 start up animation.
- Google Wants to Stream TV, For a Fee - Google
wants to stream TV shows, the day after they air on TV, for
$1.99 each. They are kidding right?
- Google introduces Google Public DNS - Google has announced that today it
is launching its own public DNS resolver called Google Public DNS.
- Ask a Ninja's Hilarious Review of Ninja Assassin
- It's a definite must watch! His
review: it's awesome! But he has
more to say than just that. "This is like the Saving Private Ryan for
ninjas!" Watch and enjoy!
- The PC World 100: Best Products of 2009 -
PC World listed the top 100
electronic products of 2009.
- Apple testing next generation iPhone? - MacRumors claims Apple have begun
field testing their new version of the iPhone.
- Arduino / ioBridge Christmas Lights (video) - The
xmas-box has 8 Channels
(power outlets) were different light modes modes can be played; vu
meter style, ascending, descending, split, merge, sequence and random.
During each song one of these modes is used randomly every 10 seconds
(to make the show less monotonous).
- Black Lightning Trailer - There
is a Russian film produced by the same guy who brought us
Wanted and its called Black Lightning. Timur Bekmambetov calls this the
Russian response to Transformers and Batman.
- Keith Ballard Injures His Own Goalie (video) - What's
worse
than giving up a goal to Ilya Kovalchuk? How about giving up a goal to
Ilya Kovalchuk AND getting slashed in the head by your own defenseman? Believe
it or not, that's what happened to Tomas Vokoun.
- Trailer Mashup: Star Wars and Scarface - Scar Wars
- The trailer takes the audio track
of the Scarface trailer, some clever graphic manipulations, and clips
from (mostly) Star Wars. Enjoy!
- The Matrix: The Lego Edition (video) - Trinity
Help is a frame-accurate stop-frame animation video of the bullet-dodge
scene from The Matrix done entirely with Legos.
Before you watch this video, know that 440 hours went into the creation
of it!
- Alessandra Ambrosio looks sexy on the cover of DT
magazine - She's a seasoned pro when it comes to sassing it
up for the camera and the latest photos of Alessandra Ambrosio
definitely prove it. Posing for DT magazine, the 'Victoria's Secret'
babe looked super sexy in bikinis and lingerie in a hot, desert setting.
- Rachel Bilson Magazine Photos - Actress
Rachel Bilson is featured in the Winter edition of ASOS
Magazine and looks good, I suppose.
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