Intel Corp. unveiled two Pentium 4 processors featuring clock speeds of 1.8Ghz and 1.6GHz. Both are intended to provide customers a wider variety of price- and performance-points than the current ...

Intel will deliver the last of its speed-fueled Pentium 4 processors later this month. The chipmaker plans to quietly roll out its 3.8GHz Pentium 4 570 for desktop PCs on Nov. 15, sources familiar ...

Intel is expected Monday to release the first update to its Pentium 4 family since the company decided that it had reached the practical limit of the chip’s clock speed. The four new Pentium 4 ...

With the launch of its 2-GHz Pentium 4 processor today, Intel Corp., as expected, cut prices on the rest of its Pentium 4 family, as well as many of its other processors. Intel also introduced a ...

Intel will celebrate the Fourth of July with the launch of faster Pentium 4 chips, but don't expect fireworks or a major bump in lagging Pentium 4 sales. The chipmaker will release 1.8GHz and 1.6GHz ...

Intel is planning to introduce over the coming months eight new Pentium 4 processors utilizing a new packaging technique, including its first workstation processors with 64-bit extensions technology, ...

As expected, Intel Corp. introduced a 3.8-GHz Pentium 4 processor today in what could represent the end of an era for the chip maker. At 3.8 GHz, the Pentium 4 570 processor will have the fastest ...

Comprising a 70 x 15-mm dc fan mounted atop a heat sink, the Tiger family of CPU cooler is compatible with Intel's Pentium 4 processor and features two versions. The Tiger I version features a 92 x 69 ...

The Santa Clara, Calif.-based chipmaker will begin rolling out the Pentium 4 600 series -- with a 64-bit instruction set -- in its higher-end desktop offerings, and then gradually throughout its ...

The 1.6GHz and 1.7GHz processors, slated to ship in notebooks from most major OEMs, offer increased processing speeds and improved power management capabilities, Intel executives said. >> The ...

I am trying to put a system together, and still have to make the final decision on mobo/cpu.<BR><BR>I was looking at this Soso board and I already have some DDR 333 memory to use.<BR><BR>Is it correct ...