PC Perspective: For the Intel Developer Forum we’ll be covering the primary keynotes where we expect details of Intel’s Nehalem architecture and products to be announced and more information on Larrabee and the GPU coming soon from the blue giant. We’ll also be live blogging any non-NDA technical sessions we have ...

Guru3d: Time to build that dream PC before you head off for school

AnandTech: Today’s IDF keynotes, covered in real time, dealing with everything from mobility and digital home to software....

AnandTech: In one of the more surprising demos of IDF a small company called Lucid demonstrated its hardware which allows multiple GPUs to be used in tandem without silly driver/platform restrictions or the use of software profiles. It just...works. ...

[H]ardOCP: Intel’s Rajesh Kumar, Director of Circuit & Lowe Power Technologies, talks about the Nehalem series of processors and what exactly the big changes are with it compared to current generation technology in this higher resolution video.

HardwareLogic: Today HardwareLogic will cover the newest enclosure from Danger Den, the Tower-26 acrylic case. Those considering the Tower-26 had better make sure their components are up to snuff, because if they’re not, they’ll be on display for all world to see. And mock. To keep it simple, the Tower-26 looks to ...

PC Perspective: For the Intel Developer Forum we’ll be covering the primary keynotes where we expect details of Intel’s Nehalem architecture and products to be announced and more information on Larrabee and the GPU coming soon from the blue giant. We’ll also be live blogging any non-NDA technical sessions we have ...

X-bit labs: It has been a traditional assumption that the monitor and system case should be priced comparably. However, the arrival of expensive processors and graphics accelerators made this statement very doubtful. Today we are going to check how well 300-dollar graphics cards can perform in video games in 2560x1600 ...

AnandTech: Intel had a number of Nehalem systems up and running at IDF. Clock speeds are unknown but there are tons of threads being spawned. The desktop platforms feature X58 motherboards with 6 DDR3 DIMM slots for Nehalem’s 3 channels. Also on display was a Nehalem server with 144GB of DDR3 memory thanks ...

AnandTech: Intel unveiled its plans for SSDs in 2008 at IDF. It also made some pretty lofty performance claims for how its SSDs will stack up against the competition. Could this be *the* SSD to buy this year?...