Dear editor,
We have just posted the Intel Core i7-975 Extreme Edition Processor Review.
Quote : The Intel Core i7 is a new line of desktop processors based on the
new Nehalem microarchitecture, which evolved from the Core microarchitecture
which powered the highly successful Intel Core 2 line of microprocessors.
Like its predecessors, the new Core i7 processors is manufactured using
Intel's 45 nm fabrication process with high-k (hafnium) dielectric and metal
gate technology. However, that is where the similarity ends.
Unlike the Core 2 processors, the new Core i7 processors have a monolithic
design. That means the entire quad-core processor is fabricated on a single
die. The quad-core version of the Core 2 processor, on the other hand,
combines two dual-core dies in a multi-chip package (MCP). The Core i7
processor also introduces a slew of new technologies :
- an integrated DDR3 memory controller
- a three-tier cache design
- QuickPath Interconnect
- Intel Turbo Mode technology
Today, we will be taking a close look at the new Intel Core i7-975 Extreme
Edition processor, which debuted on June 3, 2009. As Extreme Edition moniker
hints, this processor comes with unlocked multipliers as well as a
correspondingly hefty price tag.
But how fast is it really? After all, this is a high-end enthusiast-grade
processor with a very, very hefty price tag. It had better be a couple of
Mach numbers faster than the Core 2 processors! Well, this is what we will
be looking into this review. Not only will we examine its performance in
games, we will also take a look at its performance in 3D rendering and video
encoding.
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