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Meet Titan the sweet gentle Mastiff. You can dress him up if you really must, but I dare you to come between this snarling, saber-toothed orange beast and his ball.
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Posted by on under power efficiency, performance crown, integrated graphics, core processor, lga, teases, chaser, gpu, dual core, cores, hex, variants, virtue, beast, processors, intel, bandwidth, chips, debut, nbsp |
The 32nm dual-core
Clarkdale processors that recently made
their debut are about to pave the way for Intel's next performance crown chaser, the six-core
Gulftown. You might've known that already, but Intel's decided to furnish us with the above slide detailing the particular differences between the two dies, with the most notable being the whopping 1.17
billion transistors that the new CPU will be composed of. The major attraction of Clarkdale chips lies in their
power efficiency and
competent integrated GPU, but the Gulftown focus will be firmly on the high end. Hence, there's no integrated graphics, but the built-in memory controller supports three channels of DDR3 RAM and even plays nice with lower-powered
1.35-volt sticks. There's also confirmation that the
forthcoming hex-core chip will fit inside the familiar LGA-1366 socket, so if you bought a
high end Core i7, worry not, you'll be able to replace your still blisteringly quick CPU with an even faster beast. Quad-core variants -- by virtue of disabling a pair of cores -- are on the cards as well, while Intel also took the opportunity to delve into questions of 1Tbps+ bandwidth interconnects and its
80-core processor project, but you'll have to hit up the links below to learn more about those.
Intel teases six-core Gulftown, discusses tera-scale computing originally appeared on Engadget on Thu, 04 Feb 2010 05:29:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Posted by on under wood paneling, ranch retreat, untrained eye, beast, couch, architecture |
Once upon a time, there was a dark ranch home better suited for demolition than remodeling. But where the untrained eye might have seen a horrific floral couch and wood paneling, the experts at Feldman Architecture saw the potential for a light and airy ranch retreat. Check out the final [...]
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Posted by on under performance car, crashes, accidents, beast, high performance, high speed |
The modern high-performance car is an amazing beast, a fast, comfortable way to cover great distances at high speed. Most of them are also remarkably safe, as evidenced by these accidents which left their drivers all but unharmed.
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Posted by on under mobile burn, ands, rebates, amp, beast, qwery, palm, nbsp, sun |
We knew it was coming, and here it is: you can now grab up a
Palm Pixi Plus on AT&T. The tiny QWERY webOS device will run you $49.99 with a new two year contract after rebates. Overall, it's pretty much the same beast as the classic Pixi, but check out our h
ands on of the Plus, and our
full review of the little dear if you need a refresher.
Palm Pixi Plus now available on AT&T originally appeared on Engadget on Sun, 06 Jun 2010 19:32:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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