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Passive 'salt water' cooling boosts CPU performance by nearly 33%
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Amazon introduces the most powerful ARM CPU ever: 64 cores with 55 billion transistors
This server processor is self-designed and developed by Amazon for its cloud servers.
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Integrated optical chip, the future CPU can be hundreds of times faster than the current
While integrating optical chips into existing processors will significantly increase processing speed, it will also increase the size of these processors.
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X-rays allow you to see small nanometer-sized edges buried deep in the CPU
Advanced technology is applied to detect errors before putting a new CPU on the market.
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Hand-worn personal computer
Eurotechs Group has introduced Wearable Computer WWPC - a portable digital personal computer with wireless CPU and connectivity, like regular PCs and PDAs. WWPC designed…
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How does the hard drive work?
Have you ever gone to buy a hard drive? You are familiar with the hard drive. But what is a hard drive and how does it work, not many people know. Let us consider the pr…
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Some things to know when buying a computer hard disk
When buying a computer, in addition to selecting the processor (CPU), motherboard, memory (RAM), etc., we have to care about the hard drive, an equally important device,…
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Mz Cpu Accelerator 1.4 - Accelerates service of floating applications
Setting the CPU service priority is one of the most effective ways to speed up processing for open applications on the computer. The Windows operating system itself has…
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'Power boost' for computers
In fact, you do not necessarily have to spend a lot of money to equip your desktop computer with advanced features that are only available for computers dedicated to gam…
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Use Windows Vista with Mark Russinovich
Mark Russinovich - founder of Sysinternals has revealed a few tricks to use Windows Vista at the WinHEC (Windows Hardware Engineering Conference) conference.
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Bring Windows Vista's 3D Flip 3D effect to Windows XP
Unlike previous versions of Windows, the process of switching between application windows through the Alt + Tab key combination in Windows Vista takes place beautifully,…
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Some notes when removing and installing CD ROM drive
Disassembling the internal parts of the computer's CPU is not really difficult, but for some non-professional users there is a fear of when
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Meaning of parameters on the motherboard and CPU
CPU P4, which stands for Pentium 4, is the name of the processor type (VXL). This is Intel's processor. 2.8 Ghz, only clock speed of microprocessor. This number is one o…
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The secret to choosing a motherboard
Motherboard is a very important part of PC. If you have a bad quality motherboard, your computer will often have problems and real problems