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We are one of the few sites to get a sample of this processor which isn't being sold in the market. We overclocked it on Vapo and managed to get over 6GHZ out of it - which makes it the fastest AMD CPU we have ever tested...
In this article we take a closer look at the overclocking aspects of the Core i7 platform. Core, uncore, QPI, memory, bclk... all have been analyzed with performance scaling tests to you help extract the most performance from your setup.
Our review from Core i5-750 (2.66 GHz) and Core i7-860 (2.80 GHz), two of the first socket 1156 processors to arrive on the market.
Auch AMDs Quad-Core-Prozessoren unterschieden sich in Zukunft nicht nur im Takt sondern auch im verbauten L3-Cache. In einigen Anwendungen spielt der schnelle Zwischenspeicher eine sehr beachtliche Rolle, die man diesen wenigen Megabyte kaum zugetraut hätte. Wir sehen und die Unterschiede zwischen Athlon II (ohne L3-Cache) und Phenom II (mit L3-Cache) mit zwei, drei und vier Kernen an.
Intel hat in letzter Zeit mit der Core i5 und Core i7 Serie für Furore gesorgt, hat man es doch geschafft ein rundes Produkt auf den Markt zu bringen, das seitens Preis-/Leistung zum größten Teil überzeugt. Nun kommt der nächste Streich und dieses Mal schlägt man tatsächlich zwei Fliegen mit einer Klappe, allerdings nur zwei- statt vierkernig. Erstmalig bringt ein Hersteller nun einen Dual-Core-Prozessor mit Grafikprozessor auf den Markt und schafft damit neue Möglichkeiten für das Low- und Medium-Preissegment, sowie in Zukunft auch für Mobile-Computing. Wir haben uns daher für den Intel Core i5 661 entschieden und werden ihm im folgenden Review auf den Zahn fühlen.
AMD is kicking off 2010 by introducing new low-power versions of some its most popular processors and bumping up the speed of a select few Phenom II and Athlon II CPUs. Today PCSTATS is looking at the 3.2GHz AMD Phenom II X2 555 Black Edition processor, which amongst other things has the distinction of being AMD's fastest socket AM3 dual-core processor ever.
Intel offers something for everyone, as their extensive product line can prove. The chipmaker produces desktop, notebook, server, and personal digital appliance CPUs, Ethernet and WiFi network processors, and countless co-processor units. Keep this in mind as Benchmark Reviews presents the Intel Core i7-980X processor, a six-core Westmere 32nm CPU. Codenamed Gulftown, this 3.33GHz Extreme Edition processor features an unlocked clock speed multiplier with twelve computing threads and a 12MB cache. Built for the Intel X58-Express enthusiast platform, Benchmark Reviews tests the BX80613I7980X retail part in gaming, computing, and overclocking performance.
Core i3 is the new Intel CPU aimed to value computers. It is the third Intel processor with an integrated memory controller (Core i7 and Core i5 were the first two). It is based on Core architecture, like Core 2 Duo and Core 2 Quad, but with several enhancements to increase performance (Nehalem microarchitecture). This CPU family is available in two different sockets, LGA1156 (for desktop computers) and PGA988 (for laptops).
Back in January 2009 AMD took a major step forward with their first Phenom II processors. A little over a year later now, the next big evolution has arrived! AMD has brought the first affordable six-core desktop processor to market. Codenamed Thuban, this X6 processor features two additional cores over the existing AMD Phenom II X4 Deneb design.
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