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| NVIDIA next-generation graphics processors to support Hyper-ThreadingNVIDIA announced today that its next-generation graphics processors are poised to deliver higher levels of PC performance by taking advantage of Intel’s Hyper-Threading (HT) Technology on desktop PCs with the Intel Pentium(R) 4 processor at 3.06 GHz. The company has implemented support for HT Technology across its GeForce family of graphics processing units (GPU) to significantly elevate the level of graphics performance feasible on the PC platform."Modern graphics applications need all the CPU and GPU horsepower they can get," said Dan Vivoli, vice president of marketing at NVIDIA. "NVIDIA's next-generation of GPUs take advantage of HT Technology to dramatically enrich the PC experience by providing the ultimate platform for delivering video content, 3D games, digital photos, and DVD movies." “As a leader in the graphics industry, we are pleased that NVIDIA has acknowledged and embraced HT Technology as a ground-breaking advancement for desktop PCs,” said Jason Ziller, Technology Initiatives Manager at Intel. “With HT Technology, NVIDIA is able to deliver even higher levels of graphics performance to our customers.” HT technology can be found in PCs based on the Intel 850E, 845GE, 845PE and 845GV chipsets. + Post comment/question/reply AMD mobile Athlon XP processors 2000+ and 1900+. Featuring AMD PowerNow! ompelling performance and exceptional reliability, mobile AMD Athlon XP processors continue to gain momentum worldwide as they are incorporated into commercial product portfolios, including the succes Intel XScale technology based processors to power wireless smart Displays e selected Intel XScale technology based processors to power new products that help enable wireless PC access throughout the home. Retail availability for these Smart Displays running on Intel XScale Intel Celeron at 900 and 850 MHz processors follow the Pentium 4, 1.8 GHz processor ache with a high-bandwidth interface to the processor core. In 1,000-unit quantities, the desktop Intel Celeron processor at 900 MHz costs $103. Desktop Intel Celeron processors are now availa AMD Athlon Processors Power University of Delaware Supercomputer are's Bartol Research Institute (BRI) has installed a supercomputer powered by AMD Athlon™ processors. Racksaver's "Samson" supercomputer, a Beowulf Cluster design that uses 128 AMD Athlon processors, new Mobile AMD Athlon 64 processors 3200+, 3000+ and 2800+ orms virtual worlds into dynamic environments that offer more realism than ever before. “AMD64 opens a whole new world for developers and gamers. The power of 64-bit computing means gamers can NVIDIA next-generation graphics processors to support Hyper-Threading tium(R) 4 processor at 3.06 GHz. The company has implemented support for HT Technology across its GeForce family of graphics processing units (GPU) to significantly elevate the level of graphics perfo new Intel Celeron processors at 2.20 and 2.10 GHz h a great way to get on the Internet. The Intel Celeron processor at 2.20 GHz delivers the right combination of features and frequency at an appropriate price point for the value desktop consumer m AMD's next-generation Hammer family of processors passes another major milestone e x86 legacy instruction set. We were able to create a prototype Hammer processor-based version of our existing x86 simulator in just a fraction of the time that adding a new 64-bit instruction set wo Intel Xeon Processors over 3 GHz dual Processor Servers and Workstations eling. The Intel Xeon processor at 3.06 GHz is drop-in compatible with existing systems designed with the Intel E7501 or Intel E7505 chipsets, which have shipped in volume since November 2002, Intel Pentium M processors 1.7 1.8 and 2.0 GHz Smoother Video Playback ogy-based laptops. Earlier this year, Intel kicked off a worldwide advertising campaign for Intel Centrino mobile technology targeted at the fast-growing mobile PC consumer market segment. The | 0 News date: 20021120 Posted by: PC4D.com
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