Today, AMD finally released AMD Phenom X3 8850(2.5GHz/95W) CPU and AMD Athlon X2 5050e (2.6GHz/45W) CPU.

Next year, Advanced Micro Devices plans to release the first of its Fusion chip family, which combines processor cores and a graphics engine on the same chip. But AMD isn’t alone in its efforts: Intel also plans to combine graphics capabilities with its processors, including low-cost Atom chips for laptops and desktops.

Today Intel company will present the dual core 45 nm processor core 2 Duo e7400 (2.8 GHz) with 1066 MHz system bus and 3 mb cache in the second level, and also reduce the prices of some other processors models. R0 stepping is the analog of E0 for 45 nm processors with the reduced to 3 mb volume cache . The processor core 2 Duo e7400 (2.8 GHz) exact

As expected drivers 8.10 AMD / ATI recently released do not support Xorg 7.4, then nothing Intrepid Ibex. The ATI card holders expect the 8.11 and, in the meantime, since 27 October (day for the release of Ubuntu 8.10) onwards, will have the opportunity to reflect on the 'unbearable lightness of being. "

What's your choice?

Doesn't sound too great, but profits are up, so good news overall for AMD at last...

Check out the core size .065 NM, I think Intel should give up at this point.AMD has them totaly beat ;)

Via Technologies has shown that the cryptographic performance of its Via Nano processor is the most power efficient on the market - due to its dedicated VIA PadLock Security Engine, a suite of security tools integrated directly into the die.Even with a Core 2 Quad QX9770, you will not come close to what the Via Nano can crunch in terms of cryptogra

Intel Core i7 is a family of three Intel Desktop x86-64 processors. Core i7 is the first Intel family to be released using the Intel Nehalem microarchitecture and is the successor to the Intel Core 2 family. All three models are quad-core processors.The Core i7 identifier applies to the initial family of processors codenamed Bloomfield. The moniker

A blog-post about reviews, their authors and why Intel always seems to win, although it would lose _massively_ ground in case reviews would _really_ care about comparism instead of favoring one brand's products..