Daily Dash: April 1st, 2009
04.01.09 - 08:33pm
It is April Fools and I haven’t got the time to be a fool. I quickly cover my thoughts on April 1st, the mystical revival of a motherboard, and how school is kicking my butt.
Daily Dash: March 28th and 29th, 2009
03.30.09 - 10:56pm
Keeping with the theme of posting these videos late, I completely forgot to record videos this weekend so I summarize what happened. I talk about my adventures with liquid nitrogen and AMD’s Phenom II X3 720 Black Edition processor along with the mound of work I have sitting in front of me.
Daily Dash: March 25th, 2009
03.30.09 - 10:23pm
I forgot to post this video after I uploaded it to YouTube, just a few days late. I figure once I make this a habit I shouldn’t be behind or completely forget to post. Had a great night after filming this short clip, may get a chance to upload some video of the actual benchmarking session.
Daily Dash: March 24th, 2009
03.24.09 - 12:13pm
I’ve decided I’d like to start utilizing YouTube and this blog to do a little video blogging. I don’t know if anyone else will find this entertaining but I figure spending 5 minutes a day would be a good start to adding more content to this blog. My goal is under 1 minute and to cover an important facet of my day, hope you guys enjoy.
Having a Grand Old Time
03.10.09 - 12:50am
I’ve been having a grand old time since the last time I updated. I’m once again back at Georgia Tech taking 12 hours of classes while doing reviews over at LegitReviews.com and maintaining my personal life. Honestly that more or less describes the last 2 months of my life with an endless loop of projects and big reviews intermixed with a few days for personal projects.
Intel Core i7 Thoughts
12.19.08 - 03:23am
Intel’s Core i7 was officially unveiled to the world about a month ago and it has taken the world by storm. Compared to Intel’s Core 2 Quad and AMD’s Phenom, Core i7 was a sweet combination of multi-threaded and single-threaded performance. AMD may have been the first to have a monolithic quad-core processor but Intel definitely did it correctly with Nehalem, the architecture that composes the Core i7 lineup. So one month since launch, where do we stand and what has changed?
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