NetBurst is the name Intel gave to the new architecture that succeeded its P6 microarchitecture. The concept behind NetBurst was to improve the throughput, improve the efficiency of the out-of-order execution engine, and to create a processor that can reach much higher frequencies with … [Read more...]
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There are five recordable versions of DVD: DVD-R for General DVD-R for Authoring DVD-RAM DVD-RW, and DVD+RW. All writable DVD formats … [Read More...]
Launched at Computex in the summer of 2005, ATI launched their own tandem graphics card solution, branded CrossFire, and … [Read More...]
US-based Candescent Technologies calls its implementation of FED technology ThinCRTs. The technology works on the same … [Read More...]
xDSL is a catchall name for a variety of DSL (Digital Subscriber Line) technologies developed to offer phone companies a way into the cable TV … [Read More...]
Modern-day motherboards have EEPROM BIOS chips that can be reprogrammed by software. These are also referred to as flash PROM or flash ROM, the … [Read More...]
As with most specifications in the computer world, the original SCSI (pronounced scuzzy) specification was completed (in … [Read More...]
First introduced in 1993, the Pentium was the successor to Intel's 486 line of CPUs and the defining processor of the fifth generation. The … [Read More...]
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