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Dual Xeon Duo: What Good Is the L3 Cache?*
Monday 11 August 2003 – 07:00
The workstation version of the Xeon now has an additional L3 cache. Facing off: Dual Xeon 3.06 GHz with and without L3 cache. That begs the question - what good is it?

Game Over? Core 2 Duo Knocks Out Athlon 64*
Friday 14 July 2006 – 10:08

Hardly anything about Intel's new processor remains secret: Core 2 beats Athlon 64, period. Our in-depth analysis focuses on scaling, temperature, overclocking and power consumption.

500 MHz FSB? Core 2 Duo Overtakes Core 2 Extreme*
Thursday 11 January 2007 – 03:38

Many users have reported great success overclocking the Core 2 Duo entry-level model E6300. We drove the 1.86 GHz processor to 3.4 GHz, but despite that, this model still isn't our first choice for overclocking any more.

Would You Buy A Core 2 Duo System Today?*
Wednesday 19 July 2006 – 09:25

AMD lost its leadership. Should we all dump our Athlon 64 systems? Here is a summary of opinions across our forums.

The CalDigit S2VR Duo RAID Enclosure*
Tuesday 31 October 2006 – 02:51

Does this external RAID enclosure offer the speed and convenience you're looking for?

The CalDigit S2VR Duo RAID Enclosure*
Monday 30 October 2006 – 05:21

Does this external RAID enclosure offer the speed and convenience you're looking for?

Four 975X Motherboards For Core 2 Duo*
Wednesday 11 October 2006 – 01:29

Intel's Core 2 Duo is the best desktop processor, but which is the best motherboard? We took a look at four 975X offerings from Asus, Foxconn, Intel and MSI.

Aopen Releases Core Duo To The Desktop*
Tuesday 7 March 2006 – 06:15

The i975Xa-YDG is the first ATX motherboard to support Intel's mobile Core Duo processor, pairing high performance and energy efficiency. It represents the kickoff for a broad Core Duo assault that could enable new PC applications based on tiny physical dimensions.

AOpen Releases Core Duo To The Desktop*
Tuesday 7 March 2006 – 05:23

The i975Xa-YDG is the first ATX motherboard to support Intel's mobile Core Duo processor, pairing high performance and energy efficiency. It represents the kickoff for a broad Core Duo assault that could enable new PC applications based on tiny physical dimensions.

Core 2 Duo to hit 3 GHz, introduce FSB1333 in Q3 '07*
Monday 6 November 2006 – 09:55

Last week, we had a closer look at AMD's plans how to close the gap to Intel with near- and mid-term products. This week, we will focus on Intel's new products for 2007 as well as the remainder of this year. Intel is in a very comfortable position as it can wait and see: Quad-cores on the high-end, faster dual-cores in the mainstream, coupled with a new chipset, dominate the 2007 roadmap.

Will Core Duo Notebooks Trade Battery Life For Quicker Response?*
Monday 16 January 2006 – 10:17

Intel's new mobile platform Centrino Duo brings dual core processors to notebooks. This new architecture is supposed to be noticeably faster, while not reducing battery life. We find that while the first part of this proposition appears to be true, we can't endorse the second part without some reservations.

The response to Core 2 Duo: What does AMD do next?*
Friday 28 July 2006 – 10:53

After every major market initiative Intel has ever taken against it to date, AMD has always had a plan. This week's announced takeover of graphics chip manufacturer ATI was a signal that some kind of plan exists, at least for the long term. But what about the short term, where AMD has taken a hit in the past? Will it be able to make up ground against Core 2 Duo before the holidays?

Microsoft driver bug saps Core Duo power*
Saturday 28 January 2006 – 03:44

Connect any USB 2.0 device to your notebook and lose more than one hour of battery time: Tom's Hardware Guide's tests of a Windows-based Intel Core Duo mobile processor platform revealed a serious power consumption issue that, according to Intel, is caused by a Microsoft driver bug - a bug that has been known by Microsoft for some time, but kept from the public eye until today.

The Best Of 2.1 PC Speaker Sound*
Thursday 9 February 2006 – 04:32

So you can't afford a blow-your-neighbours away, full-blown 5.1 sound system for your PC. No need to fret: 2.1 PC speakers can be just as satisfying in many cases. We look at two systems from Altec Lansing and Logitech to show you what you can get on a tight budget.

Wi-Finding Duo: ZyXEL AG-225H And TRENDnet TEW-509UB*
Thursday 27 October 2005 – 03:00
Wherever you go, there's a wireless hotspot nearby... or is there? We look at two finger-sized Wi-Fi finders from ZyXEL and TrendNET that can answer that question with no notebook required.

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