I just built a new Win7 system using a Antec Illusion 300 case, Intel DP55WG motherboard and a i7-860 processor (stock cooling).<BR> <BR>When running a prime95 test the processor is only running at ~2 ...

I am currently running on an i7-860 system with 8GB of RAM that I built in early 2010. System runs fine and I have no issues with either speed or anything but I am looking towards putting together a ...

Okay then! You made it to page two. Did you equip yourself with some coffee already? This will be a long and lengthy article. Before we begin -- a new name change So with this launch you'll be hearing ...

Qualcomm is introducing a new Snapdragon 800 series processor, but it’s not designed for flagships. Instead the new Snapdragon 860 processor makes its debut in the Poco X3 Pro, a smartphone that hits ...

While both chipsets offer an octa-core CPU setup, the Snapdragon 860 has a primary high-performance core based on ARM Cortex-A76 with a peak clock speed of 2.96GHz. Similarly, the primary core of the ...

The Best Mainstream CPU is... Before we are able to determine which processor offers the most value, we must work out roughly how much each platform costs to put together. The most expensive is ...

Intel launched the consumer Core i7 processors back in November 2008. We took an in-depth look at the architecture and performance numbers and surmised that it was it was most things that Core 2 Quad ...

Poco is all set to launch the Poco X3 Pro, which is the first smartphone to launch with the Qualcomm Snapdragon 860 in India. However, the new chipset is nothing but the rebranded Qualcomm Snapdragon ...

The Snapdragon 865 Plus is Qualcomm’s latest flagship processor. The San Diego-based is expected to announce a Snapdragon 875 processor at the end of the year which will power the flagships of 2021.

The Poco X3 Pro features a 6.67-inch Full HD+ resolution display with support for a 120Hz refresh rate. There is a punch-hole cutout on the front for the selfie camera and the screen is topped with a ...

Two out of the three Lynnfield processors introduced today are actually positioned and classified in the Core i7 range of processors, and just one processor is an actual Core i5 series processor.