DDR3 SDRAM which stands for Double Data Rate Type Three Synchronous Dynamic Random-Access Memory is the higher version of DDR2 and predecessor of DDR4. Compared to DDR2, it is faster and has the power to transfer data eight times of the internal memory speed that makes for a higher bandwidth … [Read more...]
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Synology America DiskStation 2-Bay Network Attached Storage
Many companies and individuals are looking for an efficient way to share files on a network. They may lack the technical skills to implement a full fledged server. Network attached storage is a technology that may fill the need in these situations. If you are looking to add network … [Read more...]
HP Stream 11 – The Cheaper Answer to Chromebooks?
Microsoft probably has now found the contender with Hewlett Packard’s frontliner HP Stream 11 against Google’s Chromebooks in the cheap netbook department. For the budget conscious, they may want to take a good look at this inexpensive piece of a contender. If you only need is to access the web, … [Read more...]
DDR4 SDRAM – Faster and More Improved Memory Capacity
DDR4 SDRAM which means in computing world for Double Data Rate Fourth Generation Synchronous Dynamic Random-Access Memory was released for public purchase during the second quarter of 2014. It is the higher version of the DDR3 but with a lesser voltage requirement of only 1.2 volts. Compared to … [Read more...]
Core i7
Thanks to the incredible bandwidth rich architecture, there was a lot of excitement in the market when Intel launched Core i7. This was the perfect tool for complex jobs like scientific computing applications, 3D rendering, etc. Never before had any Intel processor delivered such powerful … [Read more...]
Core i7 3rd Gen
Finally, the long rumored and much hyped third generation Core processors were unveiled by Intel in April 2012. This series of Intel processors is based on the 32nm second generation Core chip, Ivy Bridge. It is also the first implementation of the 22nm manufacturing process. In short it means that … [Read more...]
Core i7 2nd Gen
The Core i7 2nd Gen is an example of innovative engineering. Gone are the days when you had to depend on individual plug in cards to avail the features like sound, LAN, modem, etc. Now everything comes as a package with the motherboard as standard. The 2nd generation Core i7 processors have taken a … [Read more...]
Core i5
The efficiency and accuracy of computers lead to the migration of various business processes onto computer systems. As a result, the small and medium sized businesses started using computers to manage their business operations. This type of workload could only be handled by computers with certain … [Read more...]
Core i3
The Intel’s Core i3 was released in 2010 and was a low budget series of processors which was based on Nehalem microarchitecture (Clardale and Arrandale). This series of processors came as a replacement for Core 2 and the target market for these was the budgeted desktop/laptop market segment. The … [Read more...]
Core i3 2nd Gen
In 2011 the 2nd generation of the Core i3 processors was introduced. These processors were based on the Sandy Bridge architecture. This came as a straight replacement of the Clarkdale Core i3. What set the Core i3 2nd Gen processors apart from its predecessor is that these processors for the first … [Read more...]