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Processor Review: Intel Ivy Bridge-E Core i7-4960X

Intel reserves extreme branding for its fastest chips, but its Ivy Bridge-e range has been a long time coming – sandy Bridge-e emerged in 20...

With punters buying laptops and tablets in droves, will Intel bother to make faster desktop CPUs? O ne word: Haswell. That's w...

With its 2013-2014 server roadmap, AMD has revealed that its first 64-bit ARM-based server chips, codenamed Seattle, are set to be sampled ...

The AMD-6800K is one of the first processor in AMD’s 2013 APU range to be released. Nicknamed Richland, the new APUs improve upon the outgo...

CPU COOLING Chilling your chips for fun and frosty frolics There are multiple reasons why you should think about upgrading the cool...

When we were considering the various components to include in this feature, we agonised over whether or not to include processors and mo...

The FX-8120 is the second "Bulldozer" AMD processor we've seen. It's the model down from the AMD FX-8150 we reviewed in Oc...

Intel Xeon E5 After an inordinate amount of speculation, and tales of delays due to a C600 “Patsburg” SAS controller bug, Intel’s Xeon E5...

The AMD A8-3850 Fusion APU is the current top-end desktop Llano chip, and is a bit a doozy. AMD has released Fusion APUs before now. ...