All Entries Tagged With: "Nehalem"
Intel to Launch 8-core Xeon this month
Share Alongside a 6-core launch for consumers, in the enterprise segment Intel will start shipping eight-core Nehalem-EX processors this month already. The pending 8-core Xeons will be able to run in four-socket servers and, by leveraging the two threads of each core, the logical CPU count can reach 64 cores on a single system.
Intel Intros Xeon W3565 Processor
Share Hmm, not bad for an overclocking experience ? Intel added a socket LGA-1366 Xeon processor in its lineup today with the W3565. This Nehalem based quad-core processor is made for single-socket servers and workstations. Incoming search terms:intel xeon w3565 reviewxeon w3565 reviewW3565 overclockingW3565 overclockxeon w3565 compare performancew 3565 nehalemMB MSI P35 Platinum cpu i7Nehalem-based [...]
Intel Core i7 960 makes stealthy debut
Share Earlier this year there have been rumors about an upcoming Intel Core i7 960 — well it’s here already. Incoming search terms:intel i7 960core i7 960
Intel to release Core i5 on January 3rd
Share Intel is set to release the first 32nm desktop CPUs on 3rd January 2010. Releasing first are the Clarkdale CPUs – part of the Westmere, or 32nm Nehalem die shrinks. A total of four models are expected, Core i5 650, 660 and 670, clocking in at 3.2, 3.33 and 3.46 GHz respectively. They will [...]
Intel might be working on Six-Core CPU – Update
Share And the rumors begin about Intel’s next move. After the interesting replacement of the Core i7 940 with the i7 950, many have begun to think that Intel might be slimming down its i7 Line.
Intel To Announce 8-Core Xeon Next Week
Share Intel is planning on announcing a new server chip early next week and if the early details are correct, it will be an 8-core Xeon.
Intel Nehalem-based Xeon processors launched
Share Intel officially expanded the availability of their Nehalem-based Xeon processors today. Even though it was first introduced in the Mac Pro, the processors are now available in a wider-range of products. Seventeen processors have been launched.