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Intel Core i7-5930K 6-Cores Desktop Processor Technical Specifications

Core I7-5930K PROC FC-LGA12A Supported memory: DDR4-2133 Turbo Boost Technology 2.0 Unlocked Processor Intel Smart Cache: 15MB Cache Essentials Vertical Segment - Desktop Processor Number - i7-5930K Status - Launched Launch Date - Q3'14 Lithography - 22 nm Performance Cores - 6 Threads - 12 Processor Base Frequency - 3.50 GHz Max Turbo Frequency - 3.70 GHz Cache - 15 MB SmartCache Bus Speed - 0 GT/s TDP - 140 W Supplemental Information Embedded Options Available - No Conflict Free - Yes Memory Specifications Max Memory Size (dependent on memory type) - 64 GB Memory Types - DDR4 1333/1600/2133 Max # of Memory Channels - 4 Max Memory Bandwidth - 68 GB/s ECC Memory Supported - No Graphics Specifications Processor Graphics - None Expansion Options Scalability - 1S Only PCI Express Revision - 3.0 Max # of PCI Express Lanes - 40 Package Specifications Sockets Supported - FCLGA2011-3 Max CPU Configuratio

The Next Wave Of Green Cars

The first mass-market electric vehicles are about to go on sale in selected cities, kicking off the beginning of a wave of new green vehicles hitting showrooms over the coming year. The Chevrolet Volt, from General Motors, and the Leaf, from Nissan, both launching in December, are just the beginning of the electrification trend. At least eight hybrids and 12 plug-in electric cars in every price range are planned for 2011, with another batch of electric vehicles (EVs) expected in 2012. The rollout of these vehicles will be regional, starting with California and a handful of other states, including New York, Texas, Washington, Oregon, Arizona and Tennessee, among others. It could be several years before EVs are readily available across America. Each employs different powertrain technologies, so it pays to do your research at sites like www.hybridcars.com or pluginamerica.org. But here are the basics: A hybrid, as the name suggests, uses both a gasoline engine and electric motor to

Amazing New The Water-Powered Jetpack

A jetpack for the masses is finally here and not a moment too soon. Canadian inventor Raymond Li has come up with a new kind of jetpack that is water-powered and will allow the flyer to hover 30 feet in the air and zoom at speeds up to 22 miles per hour. The contraption should be available this summer for around $136,000. JetLev Promo Called the Jetlev (and available for sale within weeks), Li's invention requires the flyer to be above water. A long hose sucks up water and then the attached jetpack blasts the water downward, "creating up to 500 pounds of thrust," according to CNN. Once in the air, the flyer can use the hand controls to adjust the speed and height. Alas, it ain't cheap. But just because you can't afford to buy one, that doesn't mean you'll be completely shut out of the futuristic fun. A spokesperson for the Jetlev's manufacturer, MS Watersports GmbH, says that his company may make the invention available at certain resorts. Why ow

Intel Core i7-5820K 6-Cores Desktop Processor Technical Details

Core i7-5820K (3.3GHz up To 3.6GHz with Turbo Boost) 15 MB SmartCache, 68GB/s Max Memory Bandwidth 6 Cores with 12 Threads, Thermal Design Power 140W HyperTthreading with Turbo Boost Technology Supports The latest VR Gaming Headsets Essentials Vertical Segment - Desktop Processor Number - i7-5820K Status - Launched Launch Date - Q3'14 Lithography - 22 nm Performance Cores – 6 Threads – 12 Processor Base Frequency - 3.30 GHz Max Turbo Frequency - 3.60 GHz Cache - 15 MB SmartCache Bus Speed - 0 GT/s TDP - 140 W Supplemental Information Embedded Options Available - No Conflict Free – Yes Memory Specifications Max Memory Size (dependent on memory type) - 64 GB Memory Types - DDR4 1333/1600/2133 Max # of Memory Channels - 4 Max Memory Bandwidth - 68 GB/s ECC Memory Supported ‡ - No raphics Specifications Processor Graphics ‡ None Expansion Options Scalability - 1S Only PCI Express Revision - 3.0 Max # of PCI Express

Ingenious Flipper Bridge Melds Left Side Drivers With Right Side Drivers

post from Fast Company on 15 June 2010 12:41:01 PM. © Fast Company Hong Kong drives on the left side of the road, mainland China on the right. So how do you prevent crashes when driving between them? One of the most vexing aspects of traveling between mainland China and Hong Kong is the car travel: People in the former drive on the right side of the road; people in the latter drive on the left (a vestige of the British empire). So to quell confusion at the border and, more importantly, to keep cars from smashing into each other, the Dutch firm NL Architects proposed a brilliant, simple solution, the Flipper bridge. The bridge does exactly what the name suggests: It flips traffic around. The key here is separating the two sides of traffic, using a figure-eight shape. One side of the road dips under the other, funneling cars that were traveling on the left to the right (and vice versa), without forcing them to encounter head-on traffic at an intersection. The bridge makes what sho

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