PC Gaming

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Next Friday (Nov 27), Marc Saltzman (journalist/author/radio & tv host/tech enthusiast) will be joined by Intel Canada to discuss the hottest games and accessories coming up this holiday season.  They'll be answering your questions live from their location in the Yonge & Dundas Future Shop from 12 - 1 ET.

How does this work?

Bookmark this thread and come back on Friday, November 27 @ noon (EST) to watch the live webcast and ask your questions. Can't make it?  Post your questions in this thread or tweet them @FS_Connect using the hashtag #IntelCanada!

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[Upcoming Webcasts]
» Nov 27 Holiday PC Gaming Guide with Marc Saltzman: Learn about the hottest new games and accessories.
» Dec 4 Holiday PC Creaticty Guide with Amber MacArthur: Make magic movies and perfect photos.
» Dec 11 Holiday PC Buying Guide with Amber MacArthur: Make computer buying a breeze.

[Webcast Archive]

» Nov 20 [Intel Webcast] Holiday PC Entertaining Guide with Marc Saltzman: Turn your computer into a...

Message Edited by Laura on 11-26-2009 01:11 PM

Message Edited by Laura on 11-30-2009 10:55 AM

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Interesting webcast. Just one note: Towards the end I heard someone say that both Core i5 and Core i7 sports hyperthreading as a feature. Unless he's talking about a new generation of Core i5 processors I believe that's incorrect; hyper-threading is one of the step-up features for Core i7 currently.

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The new core i5 processors (670, 661, 660, 650, 540m, 520m 520UM and 430M) all feature hyperthreading along with an on-chip graphics)

http://images.bit-tech.net/content_images/2010/01/intel-core-i5-661-core-i3-530-cpu-review/corei5.pn...