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Intel mulls new brand for super-low-power processor
Intel says its revolutionary next-gen processor could be used to debut an all-new brand name to slot in between the current Atom and Core families.
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Intel's Ivy Bridge: just one month away today?
With reports that Intel's next-generation processor will become available on April 29 in both desktop and mobile PC variants, the wait (and delays) just might be over soon.
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Intel in 2012: Ivy Bridge explained
Using Intel’s own phraseology, its upcoming processor is neither a tick (a shrinking process of the previous design) or a tock (a major new architecture): it’s a tick plus.
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Overclocking analysis: hands on with Sandy Bridge-E
Nothing pushes a new CPU to the limits harder than overclocking. We assess Intel’s new high-end Sandy Bridge-E processor line.
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Extreme CPU at an extreme price: Intel Sandy Bridge-E Core i7-3960X
Intel’s new Sandy Bridge-E processor tends to the extreme: in both performance and price.
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Crank up an Intel K series Core CPU to 4GHz and beyond
In part one we showed you how to upgrade your PC to an Intel Core i5 2500K processor - now we show you how to take advantage of its unlocked multiplier to crank the speed right up
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The Uncomplicated Guide to rebirthing your PC
If you have an IQ of at least 80 you should be able to swap out your PC's stale old processor/motherboard and update to a cracking new 2nd Gen combo with gaming credentials.
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Best budget gaming PC you can build today - updated
The goal for a Budget Gaming PC is simple: to let you play the latest games at the lowest possible cost. Gamer and PC builder Chris Lampard builds an affordable gaming machine.
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Ivy Bridge: 10 years of Intel research leads to world's first 3D transistors
Intel's revolutionary new 22nm transistor and Ivy Bridge CPU are breaking huge ground in performance and power efficiency for devices ranging from smartphones through to servers.
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Retail Survival Guide: How to spot a Sandy Bridge PC
Heavily discounted notebooks with Intel first-generation Core processors are being sold alongside those with faster second-gen "Sandy Bridge" CPUs. How can you tell them apart?
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AMD Fusion: The Nitty Gritty
So what exactly is a Fusion APU, what’s getting fused, and what are the advantages to the end user? We have the low-down.
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Intel's Cougar Point recall: what we know so far, who's affected, and how bad is it?
The Sandy Bridge CPU rollout is about as big as tech launches get, but even Intel isn't safe from "early adopter syndrome", as the fallout over the Cougar Point glitch continues.
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Overclocking 101: our step-by-step guide to maximising your PC's speed
Is your processor holding out on you? We show how easy it is to overclock your i5 or i7 CPU with our easy-to-follow five-step guide.
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Intel preps new ‘Sandy Bridge’ processor wave for Core 2011
All-new 32nm design will replace the Nehalem microarchitecture for desktops and laptops in Intel’s Core 2011 processor launch.
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Pentium and Celeron: “We’re not dead yet!”
Intel’s hot-to-trot Core brands are getting all the attention at this week’s launch, but there’s also a 32nm Westmere-class Pentium on the menu.
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