Posted by
hugepedia on Jan 17, 2011 in
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Gateway Hornet is an obsolete desktop computer.
There were a couple of different models released mostly with socket 478 Pentium 4 processors and compatible computer parts.
Even so, it seems that all of its parts are still available at skyline-eng.com. From these parts we can reconstruct the original...
Socket A motherboard were the computer parts home to the first AMD processors, which clearly outperformed their Intel counterparts.
Before the Socket A computer parts, Intel and AMD used the same socket for their processors, but as AMD was beginning to come up with better and better chips (ex. AMD K6 with...
Posted by
hugepedia on Nov 15, 2010 in
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AMD is struggling to keep up with Intel’s seemingly efficient and fast processor designs, not even the Phenom II X6 is fit to take on Core i7 processors from any socket. When it comes to its overall speed, the six-core AMD processor manages to beat the Intel Core i5-750 processor, which has only four...
Posted by
Karpat Zoltan on May 14, 2010 in
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Since the first mass-produced personal computer, enthusiasts were looking for ways to cut down computer prices. Today however things have changed, hardware is evolving too fast. Almost none of the computer parts manufactured more than 3-5 years ago can be reused in a new PC.
In the old days, in the...
The cheapest computers are always the ones you build yourself from parts. There are a few tactics you may use in order to bring down costs. The cheapest computers that still work fine are the outdated ones, two or three generations behind the newest models. Today 2-3GHz Celeron and Pentium 4 processors...
