Core 2 Duo E8500 - The Review

June 8, 2010 · Filed Under Computers and Technology · Comment 

The core 2 duo E8500 a processor for the medium high and that these lines will know more depth.

Earlier this year, Big Blue is proposed to begin to migrate to the 45nm technology. And even more polished the technology will undoubtedly become main stream until sometime in 2009 in the same year (2009) see the light Nehalem-based products for this section.

As brackets, it is known that Nehalem will appear this year, but only the series of ultra high performance and ultra high cost known as Extreme Edition and to top it this new processor will require a new Socket and obviously new motherboard thanks to bring the memory controller directly on the CPU but not much in the chipset.

Returning to the star of today, the Core2Duo E8500 brings all the improvements inherent in the core penryn. Penryn core comprises two families, the first dual-core Wolfdale known as and the second quad core presentation as Yorkfield the latter is not more than two Wolfdale in a single presentation.

The Intel Tick-Tock. Intel claiming that its core technology and lasted two years before a new leap in its architecture. It is also known as Tock. Manufacturing processes and technologies included in their products once the Tock appears, Intel is engaged in the first and second year to improve it every step of improvement in manufacturing processes as well as natural evolution as it manages Intel TICK.

Said that the family core 2 duo processor numbers 8 is a TICK though is of the opinion that it is much more than that is nothing but the reduction of the manufacturing process lower consumption and heat generation.

It is also to an increase in cache memory by 50% from their relatives in Conroe i-e 4mb to 6mb. It is keeping the same size adding to this new instructions and new materials for production allowing less loss of energy in communication among its millions of transistors.

None of this is new if you look at Core 2 Duo E8400 (access to this analysis by clicking here) which is also a Wolfdale but with a slightly lower multiplier.

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Federal Trade Commission sues chip giant Intel

December 16, 2009 · Filed Under News · Comment 

Accusing the world’s largest chipmaker of illegally using its market power to suppress competitors, the US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) sued Intel Corp.

Intel, facing similar charges in Europe and Asia, has been accused for waging an organized campaign for almost a decade to throttle the competing microchips produced by rivals by cutting off their access to the marketplace.

Richard Feinstein, director of the FTC’s Bureau of Competition said, “Intel has engaged in a deliberate campaign to hamstring competitive threats to its monopoly.:

He added, “It’s been running roughshod over the principles of fair play and the laws protecting competition on the merits. The Commission’s action today seeks to remedy the damage that Intel has done to competition, innovation, and, ultimately, the American consumer.”

This comes a month after the chipmaker giant Intel agreed to pay Advanced Micro Devices USD 1.25 billion to settle the long-running legal dispute between the two competitors.

Intel to pay $1.25b for patent dispute

November 12, 2009 · Filed Under News · Comment 

World’s one of the leading chip maker, Intel, in a bid to resolve a longstanding legal case, agreed on Thursday to pay its rival, Advanced Micro Devices, USD 1.25 billion to settle antitrust and patent disputes.
The agreed settlement will resolve a case pending in Federal District Court in Delaware and two in Japan. In addition, AMD will also withdraw all of its regulatory complaints worldwide.

AMD filed an antitrust complaint in 2005 in Delaware, accusing Intel had oppressed dozens of computer makers, retailers and distributors by threatening to retaliate against them if they did business with AMD. The complaint also accused Intel of using improper tactics, like discriminatory rebates and subsidies to win and keep customers.

As part of Thursday’s settlement, Intel has now agreed to abide by a set of business practice provisions.

The joint statement released by both the companies revealed that though the relationship between the two companies have been strained, the agreement seeks to ends the legal disputes and enables the companies to focus all of our efforts on product innovation and development.

EU regulator eyes Google after Microsoft and Intel

May 14, 2009 · Filed Under News · Comment 

EU’s next target might well be Google, thanks to its omnipresent Internet search engine and online ad business. After fining the software giant Microsoft and then Intel, EU competition regulators are believed to be eyeing the search engine giant.

EU accused Microsoft of illegally tying up its internet explorer web browser alongside its Windows Operating System. EU is believed to be taking a legal action against the software giant on the same.

Intel was fined a huge USD 1.45 billion for allegedly abusing its dominant market power. It alleged Intel for using strong-arm sales tactics in the computer chip market.
Microsoft, in its defense, insists that the profits are being earned from the search engine market and the lucrative online advertising business, indicating that Google is the one taking all benefits.
The commission on the other hand insists that Microsoft ought to include multiple web browsers pre-installed on Windows OS, giving an option to the user to choose from.
Under the tighter system to be approved, Google is the foremost target for EU.

Intel saves the environment

December 8, 2008 · Filed Under Learning · Comment 

Computer chipmaker Intel is developing tiny devices that can tap the energy from the surrounding environment, according to reports. The report also says that devices will include chip-size sensors that monitor air quality while riding piggyback on street-sweepers, and cell phones that recharge themselves with energy “scavenged” from the environment.

A transmitter connected to the sensor relays the data to whoever needs it. Distributed around the globe, these devices could give scientists up-to-the-minute details of air quality worldwide. And the amount of energy captured at any one time would be very small, so the devices would need to act as “scavengers,” storing up energy until they had enough to perform a specific task.

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