December 21 News from Around the Web
XFX Radeon HD5850 Video Card Review @ Benchmark Reviews and other reviews from around the web can be found by visiting our forums!
XFX knows that gamers want unmatched performance from their hardware, which is why they now supply ATI Radeon desktop graphics as well as NVIDIA GeForce products. There's no better time for AMD-designed video cards than now, as the Radeon 5800-series has climbed to the top of gamers' most-wanted list. In this article, Benchmark Reviews tests the XFX Radeon HD5850 HD-585A-ZNFC video card against a large cross-section of modern graphics accelerators and explore the visual quality Microsoft Windows 7 will deliver with DirectX 11. Armed with 1440 shader cores, the 40nm Cypress GPU HD5850 is positioned to offer an excellent value for the upper mid-range and hits the sweet-spot for DX11 gamers.
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Introducing Intel's Latest Atom Processors
Following up on dozens of rumors and vague press releases, Intel today has announced more specifications concerning its next generation of low power processors in the Atom family, with three new CPUs being released in products January 4th under the codename Pine Trail.
Intel lifted the curtain Monday on the three new Atom processors and the low-power NM10 Express chipset that make up the hardware platform codenamed Pine Trail. The single-core Atom N450 is intended for netbooks, while the single-core D410 and dual-core D510 were built for what Intel formerly called nettops but now refers to as entry-level desktop PCs.
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Intel Launches Pine Trail Technology for Atom Netbooks
Today Intel officially unveils the newly updated Atom processor architecture previously known as Pine Trail. A number of months ago it was rumored that the Intel Atom Pine Trail platform would be launched at the 2010 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas next month, but as you can tell that is not what ultimately happened.
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ECS, eVGA, Gigabyte, MSI P55 Motherboard Roundup
The P55 platform was recently released as a more economical alternative to the enthusiast X58 platform. For this roundup we have lined up four motherboards that try to cover the $100 to $250 spectrum in roughly equal price jumps. The results are quite interesting in both the stock clock tests and the maximum overclock tests, so hold on for a book of a review.
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