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Abstract: Review: Intel manages to sneak Presler out the door before the end of 2005. We put Intels 65nm Extreme Edition on the bench and uncover a processor that performs well, but is thermally challenged. Lets examine Intels newest dual-core CPU.
Lacking compared to AMD, Expensive The Final Word Intel pulled out all the stops with this processor and it certainly is a good one, but it does not do enough to knock AMD off the performance pedestal.
Intel pulled out all the stops with this processor and it certainly is a good one, but it does not do enough to knock AMD off the performance pedestal.
In conclusion, the Intel Pentium Extreme Edition 955 processor is truly a masterpiece by processor manufacturers Intel that features dual-core, 65nm production technology, increased L2 cache and processor speed to make this one of the fastest processor...
Abstract: 1,000 Intel processors through the years Not many things are sure in this life, but fortunately there are a number of things you can count on like clockwork. The sun comes up in the morning, we all have to pay taxes and last but not least, the most expe...
Abstract: By their own very high standards it?s been a strangely low-key and rather unexciting year for Intel. The former heavyweight champions have had to take somewhat of a backseat as old adversaries AMD blazed a trail with their single and dual core processo...
Abstract: Almost three months after our preview of Intels 65 nm Presler dual-core processor, today marks the devices availability in retail channels. The processor that marks the entry point into a new manufacturing process is nothing less than an Extreme Edi...
Its evident that multi-core CPU architecture is the way to go for both Intel and AMD. When evaluated with software thats multi-threaded, dual-core CPUs simply fly, Intel introduced its Pentium dual-core range in May of this year and its taken seven...
While the FX-60 is the fastest out-of-the-box dual-core CPU in production today, its really only one speed grade faster than the much cheaper Athlon 64 X2 4800+, which is just as overclockable. This really sums up the principal problem now bedevilli...
Although the FX60 continues to reign supreme in most benchmarks at stock speed, the 955 provides much better competition that the 840 EE did. Where the 955 EE stands out is its overclocking potential where it provides some excellent competition. In fa...
Abstract: € 1000 door de jaren heen Er zijn een aantal zekerheden in het leven: de zon komt iedere dag op, je moet belasting betalen en de duurste op consumenten gerichte processor van Intel kost een kleine 1000 euro. Dat laatste is in ieder geval zo sinds Intel i...
