Intel said to allow overclocking on new own-brand boards
Intel is reportedly planning to offer limited overclocking functions on its own-brand motherboards for the upcoming Canterwood and Springdale platforms, a slight change from the chipmaker's previous firm policy against overclocking.
More here at DigiTimes
More 802.11b Hot Spots Are Coming
- Sony To Bundle StarOffice
- Hitachi, NetApp Offer EMC Alternative
- Oracle Touts Linux Support
- Analysts Examine WiFi's Future
- Madster's Servers Must be Disabled, says Federal Judge
- Bush signs "Dot-Kids" Act
- Intel Upgrades Compilers for Developers
- Sun, Microsoft In Attack Mode
- Wireless Electricity Becomes a Reality
Biostar launches new nForce2-based board
- Samsung shipped over five million LCD monitors in first 11 months
- Alcatel to Roll Out New LAN Switches
- IDC sees solid PC market in 2H 2002 and growth of 8% in 2003
- TSMC, UMC to slash discounts by year-end
- MacWorld Expo/Tokyo 2003 Cancelled
- IBM Acquires Rational Software
- Intel Projects Higher Revenue than planned for Q4
- Asustek to post 35% growth in optical storage drive shipments this year
- Dell selects LVDS as standard interface for 15" LCD monitor panels
Sponsored
See more
Latest news
Miscellaneous Previous news
Partners
