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AMD X6 1100T review roll in.

So, the 3.2GHz Phenom II X6 isn't enough for you? Well then, AMD has a new 3.3GHz model hot off of the press.

It's all about the mid-range for Foxconn these days.

CoolIT supports high-end AMD hardware.

Intel commits to new manufacturing plants - creation of 1000 jobs.

AMD eyes off tablets as well as pointing their finger at multi-core CPU's ending eventually.

When everything boils down to a three-way fight for your consumer dollar, does the market and the consumer ultimately suffer?

IBM still pumping away with processor tech, gets chatty about Cell.

Intel wants to charge to unlock features on CPU's.

Raw power of four Intel Westmere EX processors on display.

32nm Server CPUs to have 2TB of addressable memory.

Embedded board supports hardware video acceleration.

AMD talks new CPU cores.

New AMD CPUs inbound?

Intel admists GPUs are faster.

Intel has upped the overclocking ante on their CPU line-up with a new "K" series CPU. Will these unlocked parts really help with your OC addiction?

Llano for mainstream; Ontario for low power netbook crowd.

Today we take four reference MSI 5870's and see what we can get out of them when we strap liquid nitrogen pots to each and every one of them.

In a market full of multi-threaded CPUs, where do we find AMD and their native multi-core products?

AMD has been lagging behind in the CPU race for a while, but now they jump back into the game with a 6-Core CPU that will definitely open some eyes.

Dual configuration with 24 cores in play.

AMD and Intel give us more cores and threads, but what happens when your OS and apps don't know what to do with 'em? We explain why this is happening.

Making overclockers smile.

Top-dog 1075T clocked at 3GHz.

And some quad-core based ones on the horizon, too.

The rein of Gulftown starts today. Let's see what it can do with some LN2 extreme cooling on tap!

Intel is stepping up the game with the release of the Core i7 980X; their 32nm, 6-core, 12-thread productivity monster for the 1366 socket.