Networks

Abit intros Intel quad-core motherboard.

Abit announced its AW9D and AW9D-MAX motherboards which can be used with Intel"s current LGA775 processors such as the Pentium D and Core 2 Duo as well as future quad-core versions of the Core 2 Extreme CPU ("Kentsfield"). Both boards are based on Intel"s 975X chipset and support Nvidia SLI and ATI Crossfire multi-GPU technologies. The differences between the tow models are very subtle -the AW9D-MAX integrates seven instead of the AW9D "s four SATA ports as well as two PCI Express Gigabit Ethernet ports instead of only one. Pricing has not been announced.


Add your comment:
Name:
Site address: http://
Your message:
Enter today\\\\'s date, 2 digits
(spam protection):

Categories
Hardware
HT-News
IT-Services
Networks
Reviews
Security
Software
News of the day
Intel Core 2 Extreme demonstrated with 3.5 GHz.
Santa Clara (CA) - Intel today gave yet another glimpse of the capability of its soon-to-be-launched Core microarchitecture. While the processor will launch at 2.93 GHz, Intel shows the CPU already running at significantly higher speeds. Perhaps most interesting is the chip"s lower than expected power consumption - which may give Intel enough headroom to break the 4 GHz barrier.
Popular Articles

Great Plains Consultant Chicago News: GP Integrations - Alba Spectrum
Microsoft Dynamics GP is new name for former Great Plains Software Dynamics and eEnterprise ERP applications. The inheritance is pretty obvious and it is in Great Plains Dexterity platform.

Targeted trojan attacks on the rise.
On 1 December 2005, two e-mail messages were sent from a computer in Western Australia to members of two different human rights organizations. Each e-mail message carried a Microsoft Word document with a previously unknown exploit that would take control of the targeted person"s computer and open up a beachhead into the group"s network.

© Copyright 2009