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Well folks, we might be a little late to the party, but we can’t have the CPU section of this site looking as light as it does, so it’s time to add another to that small collective. Today I’m goning to be running the gamer’s best friend, the Sandybridge 2500k, through it’s paces. A few benchmarks, a few games, some beers; lets just all have a good time eh?
Looking to get the best bang for your buck when building that new computer? You might want to take a look at the newest line-up of processors from Intel, the Core i7. Join Artiom B. and Christopher S. as TechwareLabs shows us what this processor is really capable of doing. Will this Processor live up to our expectations? Join us as we drop it into a test rig and take a look...
Join TechwareLabs as we take a look at the AMD A8-5600k, the unlocked third tier chip of the new Trinity series. With four cores, an unlocked multiplier, and a 7xxx series Radeon on-chip, this little APU offers a lot of punch in a small package. Read on to find out if it will be able to deliver.
Mit einem "Tock" schickt Intel am heutigen Montag eine neue CPU-Architektur an den Start. Mit 29 Prozessoren und 10 Chipsätze greift "Sandy Bridge" auf breiter Front an und verspricht mehr Rechenleistung pro MHz und eine noch bessere Energieeffizienz. Wir haben diese Versprechen anhand der beiden Prozessoren Core i7 2600K und Core i5 2500K bereits überprüft.
With AMDs' Llano and Bulldozer line releasing within 8 months of each other it was only a matter of time before we saw them merge. The main complaint about Llano was the inability to overclock anything. Well now we see 2 unlocked versions come into the market: the A8-3870k and the A6-3670k. With AMDs rich heritage in overclocking and GPUs what kind of performance can we expect out of these? Lets first take a look at the new line desktop Llano APUs.
Mit dem Brocken bringt die Marke Alpenföhn der deutschen Firma EKL den nächsten eigenen CPU-Kühler auf den Markt, welcher wie schon der Groß Clock´ner auf dem Tower-Design basiert. Der vernickelte Brocken wird mit einem schwarzen PWM-Lüfter ausgeliefert und soll so für Freunde des Silent-Wahns aber auch für Übertakter interessant sein. Auf den folgenden Seiten klären wir, ob der Brocken die an ihn gestellten Erwartungen erfüllen kann.
On 15th May 2012, AMD will launch the successor of their consumer oriented Fusion A-series "Llano" APUs, codenamed "Trinity", which will be powered by their new "Piledriver" cores (still 32nm follow-up of the much derided Bulldozer). We take an exclusive look at the architecture behind it... and run full suite of benchmarks in an upcoming piece.
You’re looking for a new computer – what’s your best bet? Naturally our advice when building a new computer rig is to build your own allowing full customisation of every component not to mention being able to purchase parts separately in order to get the best possible deal. However, building a full system requires a fair amount of time: planning the spec, buying components and finally putting the whole thing together.
With each new release from AMD they are able to fine tune their processors a bit more than before. We are talking about more than just adding a few exta clock cycles or a bump in speed. There are more subtle changes that result in a product that meets consumers needs much better. AMD has not forgotten that many of their consumers are overclockers and we will be of course taking a look at how the newly announced Phenom II 965 Black Edition does in the overclocking arena but first lets take a look at the shiny new CPU.
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