A handful of sites have managed to get their mitts on a miniature test PC equipped with NVIDIA\'s Ion platform, and it looks like the line between netbook and laptop just got a whole lot blurrier. According to the testers, the setup delivers smooth HD video playback and could be a boon for the Home Theater PC market. It won\'t play Crysis, but the DirectX 10-compatible chipset should do World of

If you thought the LGA 775 CPU's were over you were wrong

Intel will be releasing new Core 2 Quad's that are based on 65W insted of 90W.

they will have names like,Q9550S Q9450S Q8200S.

A GTX300.?

It will be Packing a Whopping:

45nm process
DX11
800Mhz core thanks to the 45nm die shrink
384 SP's running at a whopping 2.0Ghz!
2GB GDDR5 4Ghz (effective)



Sounds good!

http://game.amd.com/us-en/landings/preview_events.aspx?p=3#

EVGA will release its GTX-285's today!

Today marks the launch of the NVIDIA GeForce GTX 295 and BFGTech has their GeForce GTX 295 retail box ready to go.

Well, here's a bit of a surprise. While most folks were only expecting NVIDIA to announce its GeForce GTX 295 graphics card at CES, the company has now come out and gotten official with it today, although it's still holding back on a few details until the big show. As rumored earlier this month, the card packs two 55-nanometer GT200 GPUs, a staggering 1,792MB of video memory, a total of 480

Whats the Next GPU that will be out?

Not that AMD's being overly secretive about its forthcoming Phenom II processor, but it hasn't exactly been forthcoming with model names / estimated ship dates, either. And that folks, is why we look to leaks. A recent writeup over on Chinese site HKEPC details the impending chip family by listing over a dozen new CPUs (including two Phenom II X3s and seven Phenom II X4s) that are destined to be

That's some serious boasting by NVIDIA, but this is some serious graphics horsepower. The Quadro FX 5800, already seen in NVIDIA's Quadro Plex D data cruncher, replaces the 5600 at the top of the NVIDIA heap with 240 CUDA-programmable parallel cores and the industries first card with 4GB of graphics memory. MSRP? Just $3,499 for you big spender -- pennies for the companies who can harness the