Category Archives: core i7
Intel’s Core i5/i7 updates for Q1-Q3
Intel’s Core i5/i7 updates for Q1-Q3 After the 32nm release wave last month, Intel is taking it down a notch in the coming quarters although but it is still planning some very interesting additions to its processor line-up. The first … Continue reading
AMD Phenom X4 955 3.2GHz in Q2 2010
AMD Phenom X4 955 3.2GHz in Q2 2010 You may not like the fact that Phenom II X4 965 has TDP of 140W, AMD plans to launch Phenom II X4 965 with a 125W TDP and 3.4GHz frequency that will … Continue reading
Intel Corei7 950 overclocking performance
Intel has upgraded Corei7 lineup and released Core i7-950 and Core i7-975EE.950 is expected to replace current Core i7-940;while Core i7-975EE will takes place of Core i7-965EE.Today,we saw a player from Coolaler make Core i7-950 overclock to 5.185GHz. 3.06GHz Core … Continue reading
Intel Core i7 975 EE goes up for pre-order, pricing pretty high
Intel Core i7 975 EE goes up for pre-order, pricing pretty high It must be fun having the fastest desktop processor going, as you earn the right to charge whatever premium you desire. With competitors struggling to compete in the … Continue reading
Phenom II to weak for Intel Core i7
AMD is advising its customers and partners that its CPUs are great stuff for the price and we can back up such a claim. The Phenom II X4 955 is selling for $245, which is a great price for quad … Continue reading
Intel New Chip Logos and Star Rating System
Intel has rolled out with new chip logos for its Core i7, Core 2, Centrino, Celeron and Pentium processors, and unveiled its Star Rating System with one star denoting the lowest performance and five stars the highest. The 5-star level … Continue reading
Intel D-0 Stepping Core i7-920
In February Intel indicated that it’s initiating a C-0 to D-0 stepping conversion for the Intel Core i7-920 processor. Intel D-0 Stepping Core i7-920 The overclocking performance of D-0 Core i7-920 is superior to that of C0/C1 stepping. New stepping … Continue reading
Intel intros specialized Atom for cars and other devices, outsources some Atom manufacturing
Intel intros specialized Atom for cars and other devices, outsources some Atom manufacturing Relying on the same 45nm manufacturing process, the new Atom Z5xx series processors expectedly aren’t too radically different from the average Atom, with them clocking in between … Continue reading
Dual-CPU Nehalem systems pump up the bandwidth
Intel will officially introduce the dual processor Nehalem-EP, aka Gainestown. Essentially, it keeps the same format and LGA1366 socket as the uni-processor Core i7, just dual CPU support and two QPI links per chip this time – one to talk … Continue reading
Nehalem based Xeons on last day of March
Official launch on March 30th Intel will officially launch the Nehalem generation of Xeons on the very last day of March. While it will show itself in Intel’s pricelist on March 28th, the official launch and availability is planned for … Continue reading