Recent content by kirtar

I grew up using a mechanical keyboard. I originally used an IBM Model M which uses buckling spring switches, so I've known about mechanical keyboards for a while.

The RK-9000 has existed before. It got deactivated, and it appears they decided to reactivate it.

Now if only they still made hard drives.

This is listed on PNY's site as an actual product. The only photoshopping that might have gone on is getting rid of the shirts.

Why do I get the feeling that most if not all future Nexus phones will be motorola -_-

Yup, just a shrink, not much of a huge architectural overhaul. Also good catch on the dual vs quad. I assumed they were smart enough to do dual vs dual

You, sir, clearly didn't even read the thread (it's a Chinese site). As for the BD remarks, all I care is if it's a competitive product to at least SB stuff.

Chinese and Japanese share enough characters that I'm not surprised that it detected incorrectly. What's the latest rumor-mill information regarding Ivy Bridge release date?

That's probably why Anand used more than just SysMark. The scroll bar exists for a reason

He may not have stated his basis, but I suspect that it was this: http://www.anandtech.com/show/4448/amd-llano-desktop-performance-preview/2 Try comparing it to H67 then.

How I read it, the APU's GPU is not disabled because Radeon Dual Graphics is supported (marketing name for APU + discrete GPU working in tandem). Also, I recall [H] doing a test where even x4 in SLI/Crossfire didn't make a significant difference with GTX 480s and Radeon 5870s

The licensing did make sense when they still made their own chipsets I suppose.

http://blogs.amd.com/work/2011/01/31/bulldozer-goes-to-11/ I know that post is about BD, but the same concepts still apply. Stock clocks are set by considering the worst possible scenario so that you're not overrating your products. Turbo is simply allowing you to tap up to the TDP.

Honestly if you're already running Intel LAN, I don't see why you'd bother with it. If anything, I would imagine that other home network components (such as your router) would cause more problems. Either way, I don't see it as worth the extra money. Also, last I checked the board itself has...

I dunno it almost reminds of the CM Sniper