- Intel is ready to compete with itself - Intel Plans to produce modems from for years to come - New details about mobile graphics cards NVIDIA Pascal - Jonsbo introduced aluminum case UMX4 and RM3 -

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POSTER: computer news   ||    INTEL IS READY TO COMPETE WITH ITSELF	DATE:2016-07-21
Intel guide speculated on the competitive situation in the market.  The general director has pushed the issue of the relation of the analyst in Intel's recent deal SoftBank and ARM.  The Japanese company , intends to buy ARM holding company for $ 32 billion. As the author of the question suggested Krzhanichu imagine what would have happened to the market without competition, the head of Intel once said that in this area will  be always competition, and this company is ready.  In fact, Intel itself sees as a competitor.  Each new generation of products has to be better than the last.  And even if there would be a third-party competitor,  Intel would be forced to produce new products that are superior to the old consumer qualities, as well as to stimulate market growth.  Such a mechanism is incorporated into Intel  business model  .     Select Rating : Currently 10.00/10 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 45164 Rating: 10.0/10 (6 votes cast) Intel is ready to compete with itself	Add Comment ( 1 ) INTEL IS READY TO COMPETE WITH ITSELF

POSTER: computer news   ||   INTEL PLANS TO PRODUCE MODEMS FROM FOR YEARS TO COME	DATE:2016-07-21
Intel not only announced the general availability of the modem 7360   , but also said that the production of modems plans are planned for the years ahead.  While the company releases a new modem model year.   When something Intel thinks about "transferring modem inside."  Apparently, we are talking about integrating modems into their own processors - for the "Internet of Things" a step absolutely necessary.  It is possible that this will be done within the 14-nm process technology.  However, while the head of the company prefers to focus on creating new modem models, and 7360 in the next year will be the successor.  The goal of Intel - to prove that the company can produce "world-class modems."   Select Rating : Currently 10.00/10 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 45163 Rating: 10.0/10 (5 votes cast) Intel Plans to produce modems from for years to come	Add Comment ( 1 ) INTEL PLANS TO PRODUCE MODEMS FROM FOR YEARS TO COME

POSTER: computer news   ||    NEW DETAILS ABOUT MOBILE GRAPHICS CARDS NVIDIA PASCAL	DATE:2016-07-21
Almost immediately after the release of desktop graphics cards based on a Pascal architecture began to appear the rumors about their mobile versions.  Thus, in early July it was reported Clevo laptop with some graphics on the GPU architecture in Pascal with 2048 CUDA cores.  Now, our colleagues from BenchLife and PurePC brought some clarity to the account of Pascal mobile video cards. Judging by the screenshots  GPU-Z utility, the mobile version of GeForce GTX 1070 graphics processor has received a 2048 CUDA cores, which operates at a frequency of 1443/1645 MHz.  .  Mobile GeForce GTX 1070  got 8 GB of GDDR5 memory, which is connected by a 256-bit bus, and operates at a frequency of 8008 MHz.  More important to note that GPU-Z utility incorrectly identified the number of texture units in GeForce GTX Mobile 1070, which should be 128 pieces. In turn, the mobile GeForce GTX 1060 has received almost the same features as its desktop version.  Mobile version of the GeForce GTX 1060 graphics processor is based on the 1280 CUDA cores, which operates at a frequency of 1405/1671 MHz, while the GPU desktop version works with the frequencies of 1506/1709 MHz.  Mobile graphics card as well as a board equipped with 6 GB of GDDR5 video memory, which are connected by a 192-bit bus, and operate at a frequency of 8008 MHz. Unfortunately, the mobile version of GeForce GTX 1080 still remains a mystery, and yet it can be done only speculation whether it will get a full version of the GPU GP104, or "cut-down", and whether it will be equipped with memory GDDR5X.   Select Rating : Currently 10.00/10 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 45162 Rating: 10.0/10 (5 votes cast) New details about mobile graphics cards NVIDIA Pascal	Add Comment ( 1 ) NEW DETAILS ABOUT MOBILE GRAPHICS CARDS NVIDIA PASCAL

POSTER: computer news   ||   JONSBO INTRODUCED ALUMINUM CASE UMX4 AND RM3	DATE:2016-07-20
The Chinese company Jonsbo, which case in Europe are sold under the brand name "Jonsbo - powered by Cooltek", expanded its range with a couple of new case, which are called UMX4 and RM3.  New items are made of quality materials and combine an attractive appearance, quality performance and a very high level of functionality. Jonsbo UMX4   Jonsbo UMX4 case is made of steel (chassis) and aluminum (outer panel), and has dimensions of 437 x 207 x 426 mm.  It can accommodate ATX motherboards up to standard size, graphics cards up to 310 mm in length and CPU cooling system up to 162 mm in height. Jonsbo UMX4   It also supports the installation of up to four 2.5-inch and two 3.5-inch drives.  The case comes with three pre-installed 120 mm fans (two on the top panel, one on the back).  Just a couple of 120-mm fans can be attached to the bottom of the chassis.   Jonsbo RM3   In turn,  Jonsbo RM3 made of aluminum, steel and toughened glass, and has dimensions of 385 x 215 x 336 mm.  This new product is able to take motherboards Micro ATX size, as well as the video card up to 310 mm in length and CPU coolers up to 170 mm.  In this case, you can install two 2.5-or 3.5-inch and three 2.5-inch drive.  The case comes preloaded with three fans: 140 mm on the upper side and 120 mm on the rear and lower sides. Jonsbo RM3   Both case are now on sale.  Jonsbo UMX4 in a version with a metal sidewall evaluated at 150 euros, and for the version with the side wall of tempered glass cost 160 euros.  In turn, case Jonsbo RM3 evaluated at 110 euros.   Select Rating : Currently 10.00/10 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 45161 Rating: 10.0/10 (7 votes cast) Jonsbo introduced aluminum case UMX4 and RM3	Add Comment ( 1 ) JONSBO INTRODUCED ALUMINUM CASE UMX4 AND RM3

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