Tuesday, September 29, 2009

Create shortcut for Safely Remove

Right click > New > Shortcut

Paste " C:\Windows\System32\rundll32.exe shell32.dll,Control_RunDLL hotplug.dll "


If u wanna make it better add the icon from " %windir%\system32\HotPlug.dll "


enjoy!!

Thursday, September 24, 2009

Intel Core i7 Mobile Processor

Finally, mobile i7 'Clarksfield' is ready for laptops and launching in three variants: i7-920XM, i7-820QM, and i7-720QM. The i7-920XM is an Extreme Edition processor, designed to replace the Core 2 Extreme QX9300 and costs around $1000. The current Clarksfield parts have Hyper-Threading and Turbo enabled.

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Sunday, September 13, 2009

Crysis on iPhone with AMD Next-Gen GPU


Read More: Tom's Hardware

Tuesday, September 8, 2009

New i5/i7-8xx block diagram

A block diagram of the Lynnfield system architecture

Thursday, September 3, 2009

Intel Core-i9 32nm six-core Gulftown leaked

Intel’s upcoming 32nm Gulftown processor have leaked, the engineering sample is believed to be running at 2.4GHz, with CPU-Z registering six cores, 12 threads and 1.5MB of total L2 cache split into six 256KB portions and 12MB of L3 cache. The six-core Gulftown processors are expected to be marketed as Core-i9 CPUs but no word on pricing.

check this screenshot: [click to enlarge]


[via slashgear]

Saturday, August 8, 2009

How to estimate power-usage of an Overclocked Processor

The theory behind calculating the power usage for an overclocked CPU is very simple: Power usage is proportional to clock speed, and proportional to the square of the core voltage.

Before we express this as a formula, let's intruduce the following variables:

* Ps is the power usage of the non-overclocked CPU
* Po is the power usage of the overclocked CPU
* Fs is the clock speed of the non-overclocked CPU
* Fo is the clock speed of the overclocked CPU
* Us is the default voltage of the non-overclocked CPU
* Uo is the voltage at which the overclocked CPU runs

Here is the formula:

Po = Ps * (Fo/Fs) * (Uo2/Us2)

Wednesday, July 15, 2009

Intel Core i5 and Core i3 to digg out CORE 2 DUO/QUAD


Its time for Core 2 Duo and Core 2 Quad to rest.... alot. Intel announcing Intel Core series desktop and mobile processors based on Nahalem architecture. Only the Core i7 is allowed to run in a LGA-1366 socket, however there will be LGA-1156 i7, i5 and i3CPUs.
The LGA-1156 Core i7s will be the 8xx series, while the LGA-1366 i7s will be the 9xx series. The i5s will be the 6xx series and the i3s will be the 5xx series.

Desktop Processor Cores Threads Turbo
Intel Core i7 4 8 Yes
Intel Core i5 2 or 4 4 Yes
Intel Core i3 2 or 4 4 No

Mobile Processor Cores Threads Turbo
Intel Core i7 2 or 4 4 or 8 Yes
Intel Core i5 2 or 4 4 Yes
Intel Core i3 2 or 4 4 No
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Desktop Processor Clock Speed Max Turbo (# of Cores Active)
4C 3C 2C 1C
Intel Core i7 870 2.93GHz 3.20GHz 3.20GHz 3.46GHz 3.60GHz

Intel Core i7 870, with two cores active, this thing will turbo up to 3.46GHz maximizing performance in games and other apps that have difficulty using more than 2 threads.