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Seit unserem letzten Bericht im Sommer 2009 hat sich die Prozessorlandschaft wieder stark verändert. AMD stellte die Athlon II X3- und X4-Prozessoren vor und senkte schon vor der Vorstellung der Clarkdale-Prozessoren die Preise. Intel präsentierte dieses Jahr endlich wieder neue Dual-Cores, um die alten Core 2 Duos abzulösen, die sich zuletzt gegen die im Preis weiter sinkenden Triple- und ...
With the launch of Clarkdale by Intel, they have finally released a Nehalem for the masses, the Core i3 and i5 variations with integrated graphics are a direct competitor to the market segment currently held by AMD Phenom and Athlon CPUs. In this article we compare the performance of the IGP on the Intel Core i5 661 to and AMD system with 785G chipset.
Intels neue Clarkdale-Prozessoren kommen alle mit einer integrierten Grafikeinheit daher. Wie schlägt sie sich gegen die Konkurrenz aus dem eigenen Hause und die von Nvidia? Um das heraus zu finden, haben wir neben dem Core i5 einen älteren Core 2 E8600 eingeladen und beide müssen auf einem G45- sowie einem GeForce-9300-Mainbord zeigen, was in ihnen steckt.
The new processors have a greal potential for price cuts, especially as their process technology matures. The second important benefit is original architectural features which let dual-core processors feel all right among quad-core ones. The third benefit is that the new processors are actually new. Their rollout will allow the company to introduce proper order in its market share, because three similar chipsets is too much.
Today we are looking at the Thermaltake Media Lab. This is a front panel accessory for any avid media user. It’s aimed at the HTPC market and is the perfect addition to your setup, with the functionality of opening and controlling applications, and even turning your system on and off.
Our review from Core i5-661 (3.33 GHz), one of the first processors with an integrated graphics processor to arrive on the market, and an overview of the new 32-nm CPUs Intel will be launching this week.
After testing the Intel i5-661 processor for a month or so, I can definitely see where it will create a market for an affordable and much more simpler computer that will be easy on the wallet. The inclusion of the video processing on the same package as the processor will be a breakthrough technology and I cannot wait to see what this will develop in the future.
Today we're taking a look at the Core i5-661 processor along with the new H55/57 chipsets which feature Intel's new onboard graphics chip.
Roundup:
Intel DH55TC,
Gigabyte P55A-UD3R,
ECS H55H-M,
Asus P7H57D-V Evo and
MSI H57M-ED65.
Intel just announced their next series of notebook processors with the launch of Arrandale! What makes this processor so unique is the fact that Intel has taken their 45nm Nehalem architecture, enhanced it and has shrunken it down to 32nm. Intel didn't stop there though and took a 45nm graphics processor and placed it on the CPU as well. Read on to see what this does for performance!
The clock keeps ticking at Intel. The dawn of the new year brings with it Intel's move to 32nm Westmere. Westmere represents the "tock" part of their product design and Intel has another successful, lower priced variant of Nehalem. Read on to find out if it's time for you to look at upgrading your old computer.
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