Tile64 - multicore processor

KDE4 has been released just a few days ago and already there are some controversies between linux users.

But the controversies about KDE4 are less important in this moment because I want to present to you the KDE4 Wallpapers Pack.

You will find this wallpapers inside KDE4 but till then you can download this KDE4 Wallpapers Pack to use it with your old version of KDE or any other environment or even in Windows XP or Windows Vista.

The link to download this KDE4 Wallpaper Pack is here!

Click on the thumbnail to see the entire collection of wallpapers:

Phenom is the latest CPU series from AMD, based on their new K10 architecture. In this short tutorial we will list the main specs of all Phenom models released or announced so far.

The main differences between Phenom and Athlon 64 are the following:

• Use of a L3 memory cache
• Use of HyperTransport 3.0 bus between the CPU and the chipset, increasing the available bandwidth between the CPU and the external world. It is important to notice that so far Phenom CPUs do not work at the maximum speed provided by HT3.
• Use of a separated voltage source for the CPU and for the embedded memory controller (a.k.a. “split plane” or “Dual Dynamic Power Management”, DDPM).
• Use of a separated clock generator for the memory controller, with a fixed value. This solves the problem that happens with Athlon 64 where depending on the CPU the memories don’t work at their full speed.
• Support for DDR2 memories up to DDR2-1066/PC2-8500 (Athlon 64 CPUs support up to DDR2-800/PC2-6400).
• Use of the new socket AM2+.

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