65nm tech fors masses in 2006

[fxtech]

if intel had even sony-ibm will had... ..good news ?

65nm dual-core Pentiums scheduled for Q1 2006

By Wolfgang Gruener, Senior Editor

February 24, 2005 - 12:25 EST

Chicago (IL) - Intel will be busy over the next 12 months: The company will not only introduce its first dual-core processor in the second quarter of this year, but plans substantial upgrades for any current desktop processor on its roadmap: The 500-series will receive 64-bit extensions, the 600-series will be first to offer Vanderpool technology, and 65nm versions of single- and dual-core Pentiums will hit the market in early 2006.

The dual-core, 90nm Smithfield moves to the 65nm "Presler"-core and will also start out at 3 GHz and double the L2 cache of the 90nm version: Instead of 2 x 1024 KByte, Presler will receive 2 x 2048 KByte. Sampling of the single- and dual-core 65nm chips is expected to begin in the fourth quarter of this year with a product launch to follow in Q1 of 2006.

4 Mbyte cache at 3 ghz

 

[darkblu]

*darkblu places his palm in the hot air stream comming out of the back of his dual xeon 3.6GHz desktop.. the sound of the cpu fans from inside the case tickels his ears, oscialating with each computatuonally-intesive task.. he drifts away in his dreams of even greater computational power coming as a virtually free by-product of those marvelous desktop heaters commonly referred as 'pc'..*

 

[one]

*darkblu places his palm in the hot air stream comming out of the back of his dual xeon 3.6GHz desktop.. the sound of the cpu fans from inside the case tickels his ears, oscialating with each computatuonally-intesive task.. he drifts away in his dreams of even greater computational power coming as a virtually free by-product of those marvelous desktop heaters commonly referred as 'pc'..*

My 90nm Athlon64 is cool 'n' quiet