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  1. P4 3.2GHz Reviews

    Hardware · Intel · · posted by Hemos · from the tide-goes-in-tide-goes-out dept. · 296 comments
    Nathan writes "The Intel 3.2GHz Pentium4 has passed its NDA with reviews coming out over the net, including this one at MBReview, This one at HardAvenue, This one at TweakTown and this review at HotHW." Yay. Benchmarks. Wowee-zowee.

  2. P4 3.2GHz Reviews

    Hardware · Intel · · posted by Hemos · from the tide-goes-in-tide-goes-out dept. · 296 comments
    Nathan writes "The Intel 3.2GHz Pentium4 has passed its NDA with reviews coming out over the net, including this one at MBReview, This one at HardAvenue, This one at TweakTown and this review at HotHW." Yay. Benchmarks. Wowee-zowee.

  3. Futuremark Replies to Nvidia's Claims

    Tech · Graphics · · posted by CmdrTaco · from the what-exactly-are-kid-gloves dept. · 317 comments
    Nathan writes "Tero Sarkkinen, Executive Vice President of Sales and Marketing at Futuremark, has commented on the claims by Nvidia that 3DMark2003 intentionally puts the GeforceFX in bad light, after Nvidia had declined becoming a member of Futuremark's beta program. This issue looks like it will get worse before it gets better." ATI also seems to be guilty of tweaking their drivers to recognize 3DMark.

  4. Futuremark Replies to Nvidia's Claims

    Tech · Graphics · · posted by CmdrTaco · from the what-exactly-are-kid-gloves dept. · 317 comments
    Nathan writes "Tero Sarkkinen, Executive Vice President of Sales and Marketing at Futuremark, has commented on the claims by Nvidia that 3DMark2003 intentionally puts the GeforceFX in bad light, after Nvidia had declined becoming a member of Futuremark's beta program. This issue looks like it will get worse before it gets better." ATI also seems to be guilty of tweaking their drivers to recognize 3DMark.

  5. Intel's P4 3GHz w/ 800MHz Bus & Canterwood Chips

    Hardware · Intel · · posted by Hemos · from the faster-and-faster-it-goes dept. · 285 comments
    OldGrayDave writes "Intel steps out today with their new Pentium 4 3GHz chip that runs on an 800MHz System Bus. They've also released "Canterwood", the chipset chipset for the P4 that supports Dual Channel DDR400 memory, native Serial ATA 150, RAID 0, AGP8X, USB2.0 and a host of other bells and whistles. Check out this showcase and performance analysis at HotHardware, to see what all the buzz is about. Intel distances themselves again from the Athlon." Or, you can read more at Hardavenue, mbreview, Tom's Hardware, hardware unlimited, or The Tech Report. I dunno...hardware gets faster, bus gets faster. Tide goes in, tide goes out.