Radeon HD 7870/7850 Reviewed, Everything you need to know about Ivy Bridge

Featured Stories Mar 9 ↓ See our pic of the week TechSpot - Hardware Guide Everything you need to know about Intel's Ivy Bridge Intel is set to roll out its latest generation of processors sometime this spring. By normal standards, the launch should mark a new "tick" in the company's product roadmap, but Intel is going beyond just shrinking the current 32nm Sandy Bridge die by introducing some fundamental advancements with its new 22nm process. We'll recap some of the major changes and practical implications, while also bringing you up to speed on the latest developments, including expected launch lineup and specs. Read Article… TechSpot - Hardware Review AMD's Mid-range GPUs Launch: Radeon HD 7870/7850 Reviewed AMD's latest generation GPU series is really starting to take shape now. Having been blown away by the performance of the Radeon HD 7900 series and then let down by the steep pricing of the HD 7700 series, we are keen to see what AMD has to offer with the new HD 7800 series. Today marks the release of the "Pitcairn" GPUs which make up the the Radeon HD 7800 series, which consists of two GPUs: the Radeon HD 7870 and Radeon HD 7850, designed to occupy the ample $200 to $400 range. Read Article… Neowin - Interview Stardock CEO Brad Wardell talks about Start8 The release last week of the Windows 8 Consumer Preview has been an interesting one for Microsoft. Users are trying to figure out the Metro interface as well as the desktop UI. One thing that users have missed is the familiar Start menu in the desktop environment. We got a chance to ask Stardock CEO Brad Wardell some questions about Start8, how he feels about Windows 8 in general, whether or not Stardock will make more Windows 8 apps and products, and more. Read Article… TechSpot - Software Guide Windows 8 tricks, tips and shortcuts: a power user must-read Windows 8 CP cracked 1 million downloads shortly after launching last Wednesday and I'm sure many of you have tried it already. Whether you went with a dual-boot, upgrade, clean install or virtual machine, if you're coming from Windows 7 you'll notice significant changes immediately, while others may not be as obvious. With change comes good and bad -- at least until you learn some tricks that get you back up to speed. Here's a shortlist of shortcuts and useful quick tricks I've gathered thus far. Read Article… Technology Newsflash Downloads Mass Effect 3 reviews: Some casual observations Microsoft working on touchscreens with one millisecond lag Assassins Creed 3 debut trailer released Lenovo recalls 160,000 PCs due to fire risk Apple introduces 'The new iPad', available March 16 Samsung: Galaxy Note 10.1 is superior to new iPad Apple TV refreshed with 1080p support, streamlined UI Raspberry Pi PCs hit with minor hardware delay LulzSec leader worked with the FBI for months Rumor: No disc drive in Microsoft's next Xbox console? Dead or alive? PC gaming generates $18.6 billion in 2011 Dropbox's web site features get revamped SimCity reboot announced at GDC Bing gains more market share in web search IBM's Holey Optochip capable of 1Tbps transfer speeds Total Commander 7.57a CCEnhancer 3.1 Zoom Player Home Free 8.11 Facebook Messenger for Windows 2.0.4447 UltraEdit 18.00.1025 Drivers Apple iPhone 4S Firmware iOS 5.1 March 08, 2012 Asus Eee Pad Transformer Prime TF201 Unlock Device App 6.0 March 07, 2012 AMD Catalyst Display Driver 12.2 for Windows Vista/7 32-bit March 07, 2012 AMD Catalyst Display Driver 12.2 for Windows Vista/7 64-bit March 07, 2012 Picture of the week Metro-like tiles in Windows 7 desktop [discuss] [upload your own picture] Follow Techspot & Neowin TechSpot: RSS: News, Featured Reviews & Articles, Downloads, Drivers Neowin: RSS: News

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