In preparation for the launch of its GTX 690 next Thursday, Nvidia has started seeding reviewers with samples and showing off some of the features and design choices of their latest flagship dual-GPU graphics card.
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One of the biggest question marks we’ve had on our minds is the impact of the HD 4000’s (the GPU side of Ivy Bridge) notably inferior Anisotropic filtering quality.
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Intel is now making phone chips, and the first device to bear one, the Lava Xolo X900, is on the market.
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Since Intel introduced its Hyper-Threading technology with its Pentium 4 microprocessors back in early 2002 reviewers have occasionally noticed that under certain condition Hyper-Threading can actually hurt performance instead of helping it.
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If the news that the Via VL812 supporting YD/T 1591-2009 doesn’t get your attention, I don’t know what will.
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Achronix is finally announcing their first 22nm FPGAs, two families of Speedster22i chips.
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What do you do when your baby gets purchased out from under you?
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AMD has finally launched the HD7000M line we told you about last August with three new chips.
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Adobe and AMD today anounced that the next Creative Suite 6 (CS6) will be OpenCL based.
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28nm GCN-based AMD Radeon HD 7000M series continues AMD’s mission to get some more check marks in terms of feature sets, and compete with NVIDIA offerings.
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It’s that time of year again and Intel’s introducing its new Ivy Bridge based offerings.
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Intel is launching their Ivy Bridge CPU family today with a lot of fanfare, and in many ways the chip deserves every bit.
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After playing around with Intel’s HD 4000 in our previous reviews and recording some pretty impressive performance, I decided to try and find the limit of the HD 4000’s graphics performance.
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Intel sent us two chips for review in the lead up to its Ivy Bridge launch.
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In this half of the review we will be continuing our testing of the graphical capabilities of Intel’s HD 4000.
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