http://www.theinquirer.net/?article=11670 Ace's Hardware seems to be seeing between 2-15% improvement from the 2MB L3 cache. Ace's will also be doing a head to head against processors from a "rival" processor manufacturer in a couple of days, when their NDA expires. Stay tuned. Yousuf Khan

In article Anonymous wrote: https://www.theregister.co.uk//2017/11/09/chipzilla_come_closer_closer_listen_dump_ime/ Proving once again that unix/linux/open source is a danger to anyone who uses it.

What do you do when you're having competitive problems with your main product and there is no guaranteed relief in sight? You change the subject. At least, that's what I infer Intel to be doing with Grantsdale: http://www.chron.com/cs/CDA/ssistory.mpl/tech/news/2591485 quote

Thinking about getting a new MB and because the fans in the old one drive me nuts, I'm trying to find a cool running processor; Crusoe doesn't make MBs yet (at least none that are in a reasonable price range), and I'm not quite geeky enough to get a PPC/Atari setup. Is there a modern Intel...

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http://www.theinquirer.net/?article=30000 I laughed and laughed.

http://money.cnn.com/2006/07/24/technology/nvidia_intel/index.htm AMD-ATI deal boosts shares of Nvidia Speculation about a possible partnership between Nvidia and Intel has driven the shares up nearly 10%. By Amanda Cantrell, CNNMoney.com staff writer July 24 2006: 3:23 PM EDT

On Saturday, 6 October 1990 00:01:47 UTC+5:30, Joachim Riedel wrote: We now use the INTEL-Package: ASM86, LOC86, LIB86, OH86, CREF86 and LINK86 as a develop-system for 8086/80186 programs on IBM/PC (MS-DOS,PC-DOS). Our target system is a stand-alone numeric control (ANC39...

Hello, You should look into Pentium Overdrive processor. They became available around 1996.

The x86 line is long past retirement time, but the IntelMicrosoft cartel won't allow it. Intel spent much of the 1990s and a large amount of money trying to retire it and convince the world that IA64 was the thing to use instead. The world stuck with x86, and came up with x86-64. So...

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Presumably this is the most cores sharing memory available, about 60, but only 1-1.2 GHz each. I guess it would need some tweeking of code that was written for nodes of 6/8/12 CPUs.

Is anyone working on Multibus I projects like repairing, restoring, building your own, etc. ?

On Fri, 27 Jun 2003 14:23:22 GMT, Jack Crenshaw wrote: I've run across a peculiarity concerning the format used inside the Intel math coprocessor. I have always thought that the format used was in accordance with the IEEE 794 Unless IEEE 794 is something new, I think you...

Hello, Do you have any docs or configuration soft for Intel 486 EISA MB # pb403e334? Do you have any problems with CPU overheating or ISA board overheating if incorrect configuration? Thank you

allegedly this was discovered a while back, so it can't be triggered too often. Anyway I turn off hyperthreading as I doubt operating cisterns are proficient at scheduling all the different processors (Bulldozer, Zen, HCC Xeons) as well as simple i5/Phenom II style CPUs.

Seems that for one week this past month, there were more AMD-based desktops sold than Intel-based. http://www.technewsworld.com/story/hardware/33636.html For the week ending April 24th, 52% of retail desktops were AMD, and only 47% were Intel. Minor, temporary victory? Absolutely. Just a victory...

I've got a few motherboards that I need to determine their operational reliability / stability while running XP, so I'm wondering if there is any free software that can do stress testing or "burn-in" operations for one or two weeks continuously running under XP. Basically, any software that can...

It looks like AMD have caused Intel to pull their finger out at last, after giving us teeny improvements the last few tick-tocks. Must be worried about Threadripper, so they announce extreme i9 with 16 even 18 cores. But wait, they have only revealed half the specs.... How much cache will it have,...