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Monday, October 29, 2007
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Intel will be launching their first 45nm desktop processor in a few weeks, but we have an in-depth look for you here today. Penryn brings improved efficiency, new high-k metal gate transistors, additional cache and something that will make multimedia buffs rejoice: SSE4. Welcome to the 45nm era!
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After many months of trickling out information regarding Penryn and Intel's 45nm manufacturing process, we're finally able to offer up some firsthand information regarding Yorkfield, Intel's quad-core, desktop Penryn derivative. We recently got our hands on a new Yorkfield-based Core 2 Extreme QX9650 processor and were able to run it through a host of benchmarks, monitor power consumption, and overclock it as well. Come on by the site to see how the Core 2 Extreme QX9650 performed and whether or not Intel's 45nm manufacturing process is all the company has claimed it is cracked up to be...
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