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Three Nehalem's by end of the year?
William Henning - Wednesday, June 25th, 2008 | 12:22PM (PT)


More powerful cpu's...

Digitimes reports that Intel's upcoming that three Bloomingdale variants of Intel's upcoming Nehalem architecture will be launched at the end of this year. The new names have yet to be decided on, the processors are currently only known by code names.

  • XE @ 3.2GHz
  • P1 @ 2.93GHz
  • MS3 @ 2.66GHz

The all three devices are:

  • for LGA1366 socket
  • 130W TDP
  • 8MB L3 cache
  • quad core
  • SMT support

Intel will also be launching the new X58 chipset at the same time, which will use the ICH10 south bridge; and X58 uses the new QPI (QuickPath) HyperTransport-like interconnect instead of an FSB.

The X58 features known at this time are:

  • Four PCIe 2.0 8x slots
  • Quad CrossFireX support
  • no SLI support yet, unless Intel and Nvidia make up

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Comments:

June 25th, 2008 1:44PM(PT)
bruceleethree
hmm. two 4870s running with an XE Neh sounds about right to me.


GIMME NOW!
June 25th, 2008 8:55PM(PT)
Darkness Flame
As it does to me. Before the HD 4800 cards, I would have considered NVidia more; in fact, I was worried that them and Intel wouldn't reach an agreement before Nehalem, and NVidia cards would be stuck on AMD Processors. However, with AMD finally getting ATI back in the game, new options just opened up for me that I think I will gladly take.
June 25th, 2008 9:59PM(PT)
OmegaFury
How powerful can a processor get? I've only seen ones that are around 3GHZ
June 26th, 2008 10:53AM(PT)
VeGiTAX2
I really hope that ATI polishes up their Crossfire X drivers before this goes out into the wild then, from the tests I've seen recently on the quad 4870's it's been a total flop for performance with some benchmarks actually going backwards in performance as you add in more cards.

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