@amd125:

It reminds me of the Pentium II era Intel Pentium II - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia :eoh: what times

The best part is that AMD ended up doing the same :ugly:

I had a Pentium II at 400 :ugly: wow how it lagged with the 3dfx Monster II graphics card with 8 megs. Back then I played almost everything at 800*600. Quake at that resolution was impressive and the lighting effects left you speechless :llorar:

Jordiqui sorry for the off topic :mad: but I've been very restless lately and I self-banned myself in this thread :osvaisacagar:

In reality it's a very different concept. The Slot 1 of the Pentium 2 and 3 and the Slot A of the Athlon were the bus through which the CPU connected to the motherboard. Here they are talking about connecting a processing system that works in parallel with the CPU using the PCI Express bus. It could be said that these processing systems are Intel's answer to CUDA (which has been very effective in supercomputing tasks). That is, their function is not to govern the machine they are connected to.

It seems that there is something...

AMD Preps New Radeon HD 7800-Series Graphics Card with Tahiti LE Chip - Report - X-bit labs

Using Tahiti chips (those of the 7950 and 7970) capped as if they were 7890. Come on, take advantage of chips with flaws. Jordiqui, forgive us if we have been rude, but the news was not understood with the image and the link you put.

@doctorado: Si realmente me sobra el tema del overclock, pero me sirve para hacerme una idea, que ahora no estoy puesto en hardware. Mi pc sería para desarrollo web y android. Tengo un tema creado por si quieres pasar y ayudarme. Muchas gracias Entonces seguro que no necesitas ese procesador. Hay muchas opciones mas economicas y te resultaran eficientes para lo que comentas. Puedo echarle un vistazo y vere que puedo decirte.

@cobito:

Between the inclusion of graphics cards in the same package and this, all that's left is for them to put in an ssd drive so that the entire PC is on a single chip.

Give them time... everything will take its course.;D

Intel's problem is one: Graphics drivers.

Substitutes… The good thing about Intel's TB is that it connects directly to the pcie channel as far as I understand it, which means it can even be used to connect an external graphics card. Intel and AMD should work under the same standard; it seems like they never learn: the more it's spread, the bigger the market and more compatible peripherals.

That is why I say "if confirmed". Time will put everyone in their place. But if there is one thing they know how to do, it is processors. Let us remember that they had the XScale, which they later sold to Marvell and which were the best at that time. I still have a Dell Axim 51V (pity its 64 MB of RAM).

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If we add some gadgets to this TV, things could get really interesting...

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@Nemo:

Instead of bending power, they should bend reliability. Revodrives are failing..:nono:

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+1

And it's a real shame, really. With the good investment that an SSD can be and with so many people backing down because of the amount of failures that have been seen lately in the OCZ models.
Fortunately, other brands are responding…

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Techno, I was just thinking that while reading the comments... apart from the undeniable quality, they have gone overboard with the price, for less money there are options from Corsair, Lian-li, Silverstone, etc... that have nothing to envy.

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