GPD MicroPC 2 launched with 7-inch 1080p touchscreen, Intel N250, 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD, and full I/O array. Priced at 2999 ...

Over the years, most of the games I played on it were outdated and actually from the previous century, so to speak.

Ever since I decided to retire my first-ever PC — an HP pre-built with an Intel Pentium III — I needed my parents to fund ...

Many modern games are stunning in their graphics, but not every gamer has a PC that meets at least their minimum system requirements. However, there a ...

Intel Pentium II and III In 1997, the Pentium II would double the Pentium Pro’s clock speed to 450Mhz and was small enough to help computers start to size down a little from their already oversized ...

The Pentium II: A Glimpse into the Past Pentium II was introduced on May 7, 1997, The Intel Pentium II represented a major development in microprocessor technology.

In the minds of most power-supply engineers, Intel has never satisfactorily explained the need for the specified transient performance. What the Intel specs tell us Table 1 shows the main voltage and ...

Bob Colwell made significant contributions to Intel's history, managing the development of popular PC CPUs such as Pentium Pro, Pentium II, Pentium III, and Pentium 4 before retiring in 2000.

In short, he managed to get the kernel of Debian Linux to boot on a 4-bit Intel 4004 processor, the first ever commercially manufactured microprocessor. Even by the standards of the 1970s, the ...

x86, x86_64, Intel and AMD CPUs RetroNAS is supported on all PC hardware as supported by the target distros. That includes modern Intel and AMD CPUs, as well as virtual machines that run on them (e.g.

Intel is following through on its promise to publish its microcode fix in August. These BIOS updates should prevent instabilities that can damage 13th & 14th Gen processors caused by incorrect voltage ...

And how embarrassing was it for Apple, which once compared Intel’s x86 Pentium II to a snail in a famous ad touting the performance of the PowerPC G3, to have to eat its words, dump PowerPC ...