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NVIDIA GeForce GT 600 Series - The Way to Go
Equipped with dedicated memory and faster clock speeds, NVIDIA's latest array of discrete GPU (dGPU) solutions under the GeForce GT 600 graphics card series provide better computing and gaming experience than integrated GPUs (iGPUs). Learn more about GeForce dGPUs inside.
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On All Fronts - AMD Highlights Current CPU and GPU Lineup
With its entire array of CPUs, APUs, and GPUs, AMD offers comprehensive solutions that cater to the needs of different market segments, empowering today's desktop PCs, notebooks, gaming consoles, and supercomputers.
GTC 2013 - NVIDIA Tegra Updates
Different sessions at GTC 2013 provide us with updates on the development of NVIDIA's Tegra platform from the introduction of Tegra 4 to its successors, namely Logan and Parker. Read on for more information.
NVIDIA Tegra 4 and 4i Preview
With the commencement of MWC 2013, it means that the industry is about to witness the arrival of new mobile devices in the market, some of which will be powered by NVIDIA's new Tegra processors. But what features and kind of performance will these mobile CPUs offer? Find out in advance.
HardwareZone's Picks - Top 100 Products of 2012
As 2013 begins, we take a look back at some of the last year's top products, from the best games and apps, to the best headphones, notebooks, televisions, and much more. If it was worth mentioning for 2012, you'll find it in here!
One on One - An Interview with Mantosh Malhotra, Qualcomm's Country Head for PH
HardwareZone.com.ph had an interview with Mantosh Malhotra, Qualcomm’s Country Head for the Philippine market. In the said interview, he put emphasis on Qualcomm’s position in the local mobile communications scene.
Traversing Territories - NVIDIA’s Tesla, Quadro, VGX, and Tegra Recap
This year, NVIDIA chose Bangkok, Thailand as the ideal venue to highlight some of its accomplishments in various fields, besides desktop and mobile GPUs, by showcasing products that are already out and upcoming.
Power to Cool the Case - Antec PSUs, Coolers, and Casings Showcase
When putting up your desktop PC, careful planning must be done beforehand to make sure that it will work efficiently. Here is a showcase on what you can buy in terms of casings, cooling systems, and power supply units. PC builders, attention please!
AMD Trinity APU For Desktops - Graphics Performance Review
AMD's Trinity APU has arrived. Leveraging on the mature 32nm SOI process technology and featuring a the new revision of the Bulldozer architecture, we put to a performance test its integrated graphics and latest iteration of AMD Dual Graphics.
Intel Driving Computing's Future - From Pint-sized To Perceptual
More exciting sightings at this year's Intel Developer Forum (IDF). Spotted at the said event include a full computing system encapsulated in an ultra tiny motherboard and an upcoming concept of perceptual computing. More details inside.
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The Intel Core i7-3770 starts with 3.4GHz with a maximum clock frequency of 3.9MHz. It has an integrated graphics core that goes up to 1150M...
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With a base clock of 3.4GHz reaching up to 3.8GHz, the Intel Core i5-3570K has an integrated graphics core which goes up to 1150MHz.
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With a base clock of 3.3GHz reaching up to 3.7GHz, the Intel Core i5-3550 has an integrated graphics core which goes up to 1150MHz.
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With a base clock of 3.1GHz reaching up to 3.5GHz, the Intel Core i5-3450 has an integrated graphics core which goes up to 1100MHz.