Showing posts with label Harddisk. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Harddisk. Show all posts

Tuesday, 21 May 2013

Rumors or Reality- The new AMD FX-8570 ????

There is a possibly that AMD will release it's new processor FX-8570 :-




Rumors:-

Clock:- 4.3 Ghz with turbo upto 4.7 Ghz
Cores:- 8 Cores
Threads :- 8 Threads
L1 Cache-  256 KB/ 128 KB
L2 Cache-  8MB
L3 Cache-  8MB
TDP- 125W

AMD is really good when it comes to base clock of the processor's. As we can see that this processor is having a base clock of 4.3 Ghz, also the octa-core model will be performing above all the processors of Intel, rumor says. The cache of the AMD  FX-8570 is also much higher, hence we can expect a fast response of the processor in applications as well as gaming.

Also, the motherboard manufacturer is ASRock, where the Crosshair series is manufactured by Asus.
Thought we did have a official word from any of the Asus team, nor AMD, we are not sure whether the above results and conclusions are true.
If this is a reality, then will it just be a rebranded version of the FX-8350 or will be a beast? We have to wait till the time comes. If this processor is going to hit the processor in future then this means AMD is giving a stiff competition for the Intel and stopping it from market domination.

The above results indicate a new GPU Radeon HD 8970, which can also be a rumor. Will this GPU come up with a 8 GB memory ? Also, will it require a 1000W PSU? Well no one knows for sure, but if it comes, it will be surely be better than the AMD HD 7970 6GB overclocked DDR5 edition .

Conclusion :-

Whether this is a reality of rumor, we have to wait till the times comes. Will this processor give of stiff competition to the new Intel Haswell processor line up or will it completely crush them? We don't know as of yet .
AMD always comes up with different ideas for selling their products and the main part about AMD is the price/ performace ratio. 

Friday, 17 May 2013

What Are Barebones PC/Laptop Kits?

What is a barebones PC, and why would anyone want to build their own computer? Most computer enthusiasts want to complete this fun and rewarding project because they understand the potential of the fastest and most advanced components. A machine bought off the shelf may have a fast CPU clock speed, but it may have only a mediocre sound or video card. Some of us want a custom gaming PC or graphic design machine that has more power for these specific computing tasks. Building your own PC or laptop is actually not as intimidating as it may sound; the selected barebones kits will determine the end result.

Build Your Own Barebones PC Desktop

To choose the right barebones PC kits, a buyer first needs to understand the basics of PC hardware and what each component does. These parts include:

-The motherboard and its components


-The central processing unit


-The random access memory


-The PC tower (or case)




The specs of these components determine the built machine's speed and performance. A few questions to ask when comparing barebones kits include:

-How much hard drive space do I need?


-How many USB ports do I want in the case?


-How much RAM is included, and how much more can I add later?

Prices of barebones PC kits can range from $100 to $500, depending on the specs of the components. The processor speed, the number and type of RAM slots, the motherboard features and the versions of each component can all factor into the final price of a barebones PC kit. Many cheap barebones PC kits come with very good quality parts, so price is not always the deciding factor.

Build Your Own Barebones Laptop

Putting together a barebones laptop takes many of the same buyer considerations, although the planning process is somewhat different. The first thing to buy is the notebook itself, which determines the other components to purchase based on compatibility. When selecting a barebones laptop, a few considerations are:

-The hard drive compatibility
-The RAM capacity
-The video and graphics modules
-The number of input/output ports

Some barebones laptops with higher-end graphics/video capabilities and more motherboard features may be priced higher, even if they may not come with an included CPU. The good news is that additional laptop parts are often reasonably priced.

A barebones PC and barebones laptop kit are sets of the needed parts for building a custom machine that will meet the user needs more precisely. Although it take some research and some upfront costs, the effort pays of several times over. Many tech enthusiasts report that computer-building has an addictive quality in some cases.