“We now have multi-core processors in the marketplace, but where does this leave the gamer? Valve Software, of Half-Life and Half-Life 2 fame, sits down with us to prove they are making huge headway in multi-core gaming.”Here is some more Tech News from around the web:
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- Valve goes multicore @ Ars Technica
- Valve Hardware Day: Multi Core CPU’s article @ DH
- Geforce 8800 GTX suffers 11th hour recall @ The Inquirer
- ATI releases Vista Catalyst driver to manufacturing @ The Inquirer
- NVIDIA snaps up PortalPlayer @ Ars Technica
- Olympus Stylus 750 Review @ Digital Trends
- 10 Reasons to Buy a DSLR Camera @ TheTechLounge
- Olympus Stylus 720 SW Digital Camera Review @ ReviewDesk
- HP Takes Care of Business @ Hardware Zone
- Art. Lebedev Optimus Mini Three @ techPowerUp
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- Cooler Master Case Give-A-Way @ TechwareLabs
Valve’s belief in fully loaded cores
Not content with just one core being run at 100%, Valve now plans to fully utilize 2 or 4 cores in it’s games, depending on which chip you have. [H]ard|OCP has a lot of info on how Valve plans to implement multi-core threading in it’s games, and this includes giving entire cores to AIs so your enemies will truly be working in parallel.