Nvidia Tegra Netbooks
Posted by Simon Whiston in Microprocessors on 04. Jun, 2008 | No Comments
I have recently been writing articles on Nvidia’s new processor range the Tegra and CSX. I was also going to investigate where this processor will be used, how will they compare to Intel’s counter-part the Atom.
I will be concentrating on the Tegra model processors, Nvidia are using these tiny processors for small laptops and notebooks. [...]
Nvidia Tegra SoC
Posted by Simon Whiston in Microprocessors on 02. Jun, 2008 | 1 Comment
In my previous post on Nvidia’s Processors I looked into the general capabilities of the two processors. Today I will be giving more emphasis into the Nvidia Tegra Processor. As we already know, the processor renders both 720p and 1080p high definition signals. The Tegra processor is also known for good power consumption considering the [...]
Nvidia’s Tegra APX & CSX 600/650 Processors
Posted by Simon Whiston in Microprocessors on 29. May, 2008 | No Comments
I know I keep posting about Nvidia and Intel but the battle is still strong between both vendors. Nvidia will be releasing two actual CPU’s (Central Processing Units). As I’m aware Nvidia primary concern has always been graphics based hardware, where did the move to main processing start?
In June Nvidia will be releasing the Tegra [...]
P45 Intels New Motherboard Chipset DrMos
Posted by Simon Whiston in Motherboards on 27. May, 2008 | No Comments
The p45 Intel ChipSet is the latest board created from MSI and other vendors. The motherboard will compete against Nvidia’s latest Chipset the 790i. I wont be comparing the differences between both boards but explaining how Intel are trying to hit back at Nvidia.
When Nvidia’s latest motherboard chipsets were released the high end versions came [...]
Nvidia Product Naming
Posted by Simon Whiston in Graphics on 17. May, 2008 | No Comments
Nvidia are in the process of changing their current product naming conventions. Over the past years Nvidia used a straight forward model naming structure such as the 6200 and 6600 obviously the latter having the highest specification. Nvidia can also mislead consumers because some versions of their 8800 series cards are faster than their 9600 [...]
Nvidia Buy Out VIA
Posted by Simon Whiston in Graphics on 12. May, 2008 | No Comments
Has Nvidia really bought out VIA the eastern based hardware company? Well No! The CEO of Nvidia Jen-Hsun Huang today told Cnet that they have no interest what so ever in buying VIA. I can imagine why the hype was created within the hardware community, with Intel and AMD looking to offer integrated chipset graphics [...]
