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Intel Inside?

by Steve Gibson Oct 21, 1999 3:31pm CST tags: Intel
Figure this would amuse you guys a bit. Apparently some 'cyber-squatters' got a hold of the intel-inside.com domain and put it up for auction on e-bay a little while ago. Intel got all pissy though and got them to stop it. Take a look at the web page though and they have a link to the "fastest processors" which is kinda cool.

It's a bit of a yawner today eh? I'll have that mini-review of the IntelliEye mouse up later this evening btw.
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1100Mhz in December?

by Maarten Goldstein Oct 18, 1999 5:17pm CST tags: Intel
The Register is reporting that Intel will release a 1100Mhz "Willamette" processor *this* December (9 months early) to be sure and beat the newest AMD Athlons which are currently faster than anything Intel has to offer. These processors should be getting in consumer hands in January or February of 2000.
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FiringSquad Gets Coppermine

by Steve Gibson Oct 14, 1999 12:28pm CST tags: Intel
The FiringSquad guys have gotten their hands on a new Coppermine CPU from Intel and put it through the paces. 0.18 micron kids!
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P3-600 In Disguise?

by Steve Gibson Oct 14, 1999 12:21pm CST tags: Intel
Word from HardwareCentral is that there are some P3-450's out on the market which may in fact be 600mhz CPUs sent out by Intel to test under our noses. Go grab one and clock it!
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Coppermine Preview

by Steve Gibson Oct 13, 1999 2:55pm CST tags: Intel
The HardOCP guys have gotten their meathooks on a new Coppermine CPU from Intel, clocked at 700mhz (and overclocked to 800mhz) and they done run a bunch of benchmarks on the thing. But can it hang with a 700mhz Athlon?
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Itanium Guide

by Maarten Goldstein Oct 10, 1999 6:53am CST tags: Intel
The FiringSquad has a IA-64 Itanium Guide for you all to check out. It explains the inner workings of Intel's new IA-64 architecture and their upcoming Itanium processor. Saw that on VE.
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No Smaller Silicon

by Maarten Goldstein Oct 10, 1999 6:52am CST tags: Intel
Heh, this is kinda whack. Intel scientists are saying they are hitting the basic physical limits if they want scale the chip sizes down even more than in the chips that will appear next year. Read this Yahoo tech piece.
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ZDNet on 64bit CPUs

by Steve Gibson Oct 07, 1999 2:19pm CST tags: Intel
ZDNet takes a look at the chip market and those 64bit processors in the works.
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CPU Wars

by Steve Gibson Oct 05, 1999 1:16pm CST tags: Intel
A couple of hardware articles for you guys today. Have a look at this MSNBC bit which talks about some of Intel's plans to reveal some of the CPU stuff soon (Which was mentioned yeseterday).

The design, Intel says, can scale past 800MHz in clock speed. It will, however, first be introduced at a top speed of 700MHz. Pentium III Coppermine chips will support a 133MHz system bus. The system bus is the pipeline between the processor and the rest of the components inside the PC.

Don't forget that AMD should be announcing some of their new stuff today.

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Merced = Itanium

by Maarten Goldstein Oct 04, 1999 1:04pm CST tags: Intel
Intel renamed their upcoming 64-bit Merc processor to something that sounds a little more like Pentium, the Itanium. Thing should be coming out mid-2000 according to this Yahoo piece.
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133mhz Bus P3s

by Steve Gibson Sep 28, 1999 10:54am CST tags: Intel
Sharky's has a review of the newly released 533 and 600mhz P3's up. You can also check out the AnandTech reviews of the new 133mhz bus machines as well.
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Intel chipset delay

by Maarten Goldstein Sep 28, 1999 10:50am CST tags: Intel, Delay
Not all is good at Intel, as they had to delay the introduction of their 820 chipset due to problems with the new Rambus chipset. Check this Yahoo news piece.
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i820 Motherboards

by Steve Gibson Sep 27, 1999 1:58am CST tags: Intel
With all the badness surrounding Intel lately, a couple of reviews of those i820 chipset based boards have popped up over at AcesHardware as well as SharkyExtreme.
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Rambus = Screwed?

by Steve Gibson Sep 24, 1999 12:14pm CST tags: Intel
Mathew Beasley sent in the link to this CNET article pointing out a major problem that has just come up with RAMBUS RAM which pretty much screws the pooch.
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Intel's 2000 Roadmap

by Clay Mitchell Sep 12, 1999 12:17am CST tags: Intel
Saw over at Stomped that Thresh and his Firing Squad of Love (make love not war dangit!) has posted a map to Intel's upcoming year - 2000. They make mention of Intel's pricing schemes, dropping the size of the die process (from 0.25 to 0.18) and how Intel's changing how you plug in a CPU to the motherboard yet again. They did forget to mention on path: "Wipe AMD off that map".
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CPU Buying Guide

by Steve Gibson Sep 09, 1999 5:33am CST tags: Intel
SharkyExtreme has posted their latest CPU buying guide which should help you decide on that next box. Sharky also talks a bit about some of the CPUs which are in the near future.
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64Bit CPUs

by Steve Gibson Sep 07, 1999 6:23am CST tags: Intel
EETimes takes a look at all of those 64bit CPUs out there and of course gives the Intel Merced most of the attention. Thanks ArsTechnica.
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Intel & 133mhz Bus

by Steve Gibson Sep 03, 1999 5:39am CST tags: Intel
ArsTechnica guys point out this bit from Intel who think they will be going to 133mhz bus soon.
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Microsoft & IA-64

by Steve Gibson Sep 03, 1999 5:38am CST tags: Intel, Microsoft
Also while at ArsTechnica I spotted this link with word that Microsoft seems to have gotten Win2k up and running on IA-64 chips from Intel.
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MSNBC on Intel

by Steve Gibson Sep 01, 1999 3:11pm CST tags: Intel
According to this MSNBC article it looks like Intel has shipped a few test next-gen CPUs working towards their next release. Pentium4 if you want. Thanks Rick
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