Intel

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  Intel's revealed the Core i9 ship dates, but you won't like them

  Intel's announced when its Core i9 chips will be released, but enthusiasts will be frustrated: Intel's releasing the lower-end chips first and leaving the monster, 18-core best for last.

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  Intel's massive 18-core Core i9 chip starts a bloody battle for enthusiast PCs

  Intel's answer to AMD's Threadripper are new Core i9 and Core i7 X-series chips with new overclocking capabilities and a brand-new chipset.

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  It's official: AMD's Threadripper will bring a 16-core, 32-thread monster to the desktop

  It's called Threadripper, and it will be the first consumer-focused chip with 16 cores and 32 threads of computing power. Due out this summer, Intel should be worried about this monster.

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  Cortana's coming to your living room via HP, Intel partnerships

  While Google Home and Amazon Alexa devices are manufactured by a single supplier, Microsoft appears to be using a PC-like strategy to create Cortana devices.

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  How to check for the Intel Active Management exploit that lets hackers take over your PC

  Although most consumers PCs are safe from Intel's Active Management vulnerability, some may actually have the hardware that's vulnerable. Here's how to check.

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  ​Which CPU is best: Intel or AMD Ryzen?

  AMD has been very excited about its new Ryzen processor which we were told offers 8 cores, superior performance and all at a superior price to Intel. We were hoping these claims were true as the lack of competition in this space has seen technology j...

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  What's the difference between an Intel Core i3, i5 and i7?

  Intel Core i3, Core i5, and Core i7 CPUs have been around for over a year now, but some buyers still get stumped whenever they attempt to build their own systems and are forced to choose among the three. With the more recent Sandy Bridge architecture...

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  Upgrade your motherboard the easy way

  Even accomplished geeks shy away from motherboard upgrades on their main PCs. Years ago, I would often upgrade gaming and test systems in my own basement lab, but keep chugging along with a production machine using a two-year-old motherboard and CPU.

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  How to: Build your own killer budget PC

  Selecting components to build a fast PC for everyday office and multimedia tasks is never an easy undertaking, no matter how well you know your stuff. You have to make a large number of decisions about components, and the longer you take to research ...

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  Part Three: Building a PC -- installing the CPU

  This article is the third in a series of how-to stories on building a computer. For a video version of part three, click here.

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  Hands-on: Intel's wireless HTC Vive add-on teases a cord-free future for VR

  Intel's WiGig-powered add-on eliminates VR's wires without adding nausea-inducing latency.

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  All the best coverage from E3 2017

  All E3 coverage in one place

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  How Thunderbolt 3 won the port wars

  Intel's putting Thunderbolt 3 into its CPUs and opening up the spec, and that means one thing: world domination.

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  What is the difference between Intel Core i3, i5 and i7?

  Intel Core i3, Core i5, and Core i7 CPUs have been around for a few years now, but some buyers still get stumped whenever they attempt to build their own systems and are forced to choose among the three. With the more recent 7th Generation (Kaby Lake...

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  The next MacBook Pro could sport Intel's new 3D XPoint SSD

  Intel's Optane (3D Xpoint) memory, which could be 1,000 times faster than NAND flash, is due out next year, making it a suitable candidate for Apple's next-generation MacBook Pro. Optane will be compatible with the NVMe protocol, which Apple has been...

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  Exploring the Rise of Ultrabook™ 2-in-1 Device Usage at Intel

  As previous Intel IT studies have shown, “one size does not fit all” when it comes to technology. Therefore, we believe it is important to offer multiple technology choices, enabling employees to select the best device for their jobs and ways of working to maximize productivity. We will continue to offer the Ultrabook 2-in-1 as a refresh option for those who prefer its unique flexibility, portability, and touch capabilities.