Microsoft today announced the release of Windows 10 Pro, a new version of Windows 10 Pro that supports server computers and hardware along with features to meet the most urgent workload requirements. Intensive work, after the leak details of this version in June.
According to Klaus Diaconu, Microsoft Partner Program Manager, the new version targets both workstations directly and advanced users, with a unique set of additional features including ReFS, continuous memory, faster file sharing and extended hardware support.
The extended hardware support is useful for many advanced users. The version supports Intel Xeon processor and AMD Opteron processors, which means that the current limit of two processors and 2 terabytes of RAM will increase to four processors and 6 terabytes of memory random access.
Microsoft is very fast in sharing files with SMBDirect, which means that network adapters support direct access to remote memory, thus increasing productivity and reducing latency when transferring files by reducing CPU usage. In addition, memory support Using NVDIMM-N modules, which are basically very fast random access memory.
The new version also contains another new feature of Microsoft system files called the ReFS file system, replacing the old system with the old NTFS file system, and adds a safety check and data purification and protection against data degradation and supports handling failures and replication of the hard drive, and developed this. The system to handle the amount of data is too large when there is other features and hardware support.
The company notes that it has heard the feedback from Windows Insider to meet the needs of advanced users with workstation devices, where the idea of Windows 10 Pro is about all performance and reliability, and the new version can use the latest architectural changes in the Windows kernel to take full advantage of all high-end processor categories such as Xeon and Opteron, which contain a large number of cores within a single chip.
In May 2015, Microsoft announced the availability of Windows 10 with 7 versions: Windows 10 Home, Windows 10 Pro, Windows 10 Enterprise, Windows 10 Education, Windows 10 Pro Education, Windows 10 Enterprise LTSB, Windows 10 Mobile Enterprise, Windows 10 Mobile and Windows 10 IoT for Windows 10 S, Windows 10 Team, Windows 10 Pro for Workstations, Windows 7 with 6 versions, and Windows 8 with 4 versions with special regional versions.
Intel Corporation announced today that it will announce the 8th generation Core processors and related architecture on August 21 via Facebook Live, and this announcement comes as the company launches the rest of the Core i9 processors based on the Sky lake architecture, so they try to fill the rest of the year through Intel's CPU products.
The eight-generation processors work on a new architecture called Coffee Lake, which is Intel's fourth update to 14nm processors. It was the beginning of Broadwell's architecture, which replaced the Haswell architecture of the 22 nm, and later replaced the architecture of the Kaby Lake.
The company's generations of processors have become more difficult since the company dropped the Tick-tock model. In February, the company promised that consumers would receive next generation 8-generation processors based on the architecture of Coffee Lake in the second half of 2017.
The company is expected to introduce four types of Coffee Lake processors: Coffee Lake-U, Coffee Lake-X, Coffee Lake-S and Coffee Lake-H, with four or six-core chips and a GT2 graphics chip. To be 30 percent higher than the Kaby Lake architecture.
Core i9 processors, including the Core i9-7980XE processor, which contains 18 kernel and 36 bits scheduled for September 25, will be available for a price up to US $ 2000 and will be available on i9-7960X 16-core, 32-bit, up to $ 1,700, the i9-7940X processor with 14 core and 28 chips, up to $ 1,400, and the i9-7920X processor with 12 core and 12-bit chips, priced at $ 1,200.
The Core i9-7980XE and other i9 processors come after the release of the i9-7900X 10-core and 20-inch processor along with the X299 platform in July. The reviews show that the i9-7900X processor can be considered the fastest consumer-oriented processor. It is still far from competitive in terms of value compared to AMD Ryzen processors.
Intel Corporation announced today that it will announce the 8th generation Core processors and related architecture on August 21 via Facebook Live, and this announcement comes as the company launches the rest of the Core i9 processors based on the Sky lake architecture, so they try to fill the rest of the year through Intel's CPU products.
The eight-generation processors work on a new architecture called Coffee Lake, which is Intel's fourth update to 14nm processors. It was the beginning of Broadwell's architecture, which replaced the Haswell architecture of the 22 nm, and later replaced the architecture of the Kaby Lake.
The company's generations of processors have become more difficult since the company dropped the Tick-tock model. In February, the company promised that consumers would receive next generation 8-generation processors based on the architecture of Coffee Lake in the second half of 2017.
The company is expected to introduce four types of Coffee Lake processors: Coffee Lake-U, Coffee Lake-X, Coffee Lake-S and Coffee Lake-H, with four or six-core chips and a GT2 graphics chip. To be 30 percent higher than the Kaby Lake architecture.
Core i9 processors, including the Core i9-7980XE processor, which contains 18 kernel and 36 bits scheduled for September 25, will be available for a price up to US $ 2000 and will be available on i9-7960X 16-core, 32-bit, up to $ 1,700, the i9-7940X processor with 14 core and 28 chips, up to $ 1,400, and the i9-7920X processor with 12 core and 12-bit chips, priced at $ 1,200.
The Core i9-7980XE and other i9 processors come after the release of the i9-7900X 10-core and 20-inch processor along with the X299 platform in July. The reviews show that the i9-7900X processor can be considered the fastest consumer-oriented processor. It is still far from competitive in terms of value compared to AMD Ryzen processors.
Last Monday, the computer world was the thinnest computer in the world, and a Zenbook Flip S notebook from Asus.
Asus revealed Monday Zenbook Flip S at a large-scale launch event a day before the Computex Technology Show in Taipei. The company, through its new computer, has been seeking to maintain a touch-sensitive keyboard and screen in a slim computer.
According to the company, the computer has new, more durable joints made of steel alloys. The 13.3-inch, 4K Ultra HD processor occupies 80% of the interface and works with an Intel Core i7 3.6 GHz processor, 1 TB internal storage, 16GB of random access memory and fingerprint sensor support.
Harman-Kardon audio amplifiers support low-frequency sound. The computer carries a battery that can withstand up to 11.5 hours, can be charged from 0 to 60% in 49 minutes, and also supports the Asus Pen digital pen, which costs $ 1099.
Microsoft revealed in a special event held in Shanghai on Tuesday for its latest laptop, Surface Pro 5.
It seems that the rumors were accurate, as Microsoft released the new Surface Pro, but it was not called Surface Pro 5, as we expected, and the American company said that the device is "the most versatile laptop."
As expected, the device is similar to its predecessor, but comes with a few features, including the Intel 7-gen Intel processor under the cover, and the laptop is weighing only 1.7 pounds and 8.5 mm, and the device has a screen size of 12.3 inches Equipped with PixelSense technology, it's up to 2: 3.
The device comes with a 13.5-hour battery and comes with a new Alcantara pen and keyboard. Pre-order will start on May 23 at $ 799, but the price will increase depending on the processor and the SSD option. The device also supports advanced versions of LTE, a new cover for $ 129, as well as a pen for $ 99. The device is scheduled to start on June 15th in approximately 26 countries.