Three-plus months back while in the midst of publishing posts from the Intel Developer Forum in San Francisco, I promised you a coming-soon analysis of the company’s next-generation Sandy Bridge ...

Intel's upcoming Sandy Bridge processor is grabbing the attention of the custom system builder community ahead of its release early next year. System builders say they like the opportunities offered ...

So you've seen Sandy Bridge's mojo and want one. They start at below £100 and have both CPU and GPU goodness baked into each and every chip. Good deal, right? Trouble is, Intel sees the introduction ...

Intel's Next Unit of Computing mini-desktop is reportedly going to cost around $400 when it arrives in the third quarter of the year. Designed for kiosks and digital signage setups, the weeny box has ...

Intel’s new third-generation Ivy Bridge processors offer a performance boost (especially in the graphics department) with lower power usage, but overclocking these chips to gain even more speed may be ...

Intel CEO Paul Otellini Wednesday in a COMDEXvirtual session confirmed an "early first quarter" launch date for the chip giant's eagerly awaited Sandy Bridge processor lineup. Otellini is expected to ...

Intel's second-generation Core processors feature some significant architecture changes, including putting both the computer and graphics processors on the same silicon die. The new Sandy Bridge ...

It's a tale of two new laptop chipsets promising better graphics for everyone: we explore both systems to see how they fare with everyday gaming. While taking psych and theater courses in college, ...

So though reading long articles on CPU Architecture used to be a thing I enjoyed, I'm not up on Hardware like I used to be. I'm buying a new machine very very soon and have a pretty tight/exact budget ...

To celebrate the 40th birthday of the Intel 4004 -- the first single-chip CPU -- we're going to take a look at the history of Intel's microprocessors. We'll start with the 4004 but quickly move onto ...

So for me as well, I suspect, as the vast majority of gamers the Sandy Bridge integrated graphics processor would be best served as a co-processor to take heavy computational work away from the ...