jebo_4jc
12-14-2009, 03:02 PM
http://www.fudzilla.com/content/view/16828/1/
the company intends to continue its current trend of using “Core i7” as its high-end product identifier, and we suspect this will not change over the course of the next year, at least not until the 22nm Sandy Bridge microarchitecture arrives.
Without further ado, the official name of Intel’s flagship 32nm desktop chip is Core i7 Extreme 980X. News of the confirmation comes from Chinese-based site PCOnline.com.cn which claims to have an official revised Intel roadmap in its hands.
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the site states that the new flagship desktop chip will run at 3.33GHz, which basically makes it a Core i7 Extreme 975 with all the quirks of the 32nm Westmere family architecture and two additional cores.
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As an Extreme Edition chip, the Core i7 Extreme 980X 3.33GHz will likely be priced at $999.
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several sites have stated that the flagship desktop processor will be launching in March 2010, otherwise known as late Q1 2010
the company intends to continue its current trend of using “Core i7” as its high-end product identifier, and we suspect this will not change over the course of the next year, at least not until the 22nm Sandy Bridge microarchitecture arrives.
Without further ado, the official name of Intel’s flagship 32nm desktop chip is Core i7 Extreme 980X. News of the confirmation comes from Chinese-based site PCOnline.com.cn which claims to have an official revised Intel roadmap in its hands.
...
the site states that the new flagship desktop chip will run at 3.33GHz, which basically makes it a Core i7 Extreme 975 with all the quirks of the 32nm Westmere family architecture and two additional cores.
...
As an Extreme Edition chip, the Core i7 Extreme 980X 3.33GHz will likely be priced at $999.
...
several sites have stated that the flagship desktop processor will be launching in March 2010, otherwise known as late Q1 2010