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Nehalem derivatives detailed
http://www.bit-tech.net/news/2008/08...ves-detailed/1
We've got the skinnies on the various Nehalem derivatives that'll be released over the next six-or-so months.
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still wants Homeworld 3
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what about sockets?
i heard there will be different sockets for different market segment, so if one buys mid-range motherboard, one may not be able to use higher end Bloomfield (currently named i7)
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Yeah, I heard that too.. The different socket types weren't discussed?
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so you can only go quad core if you go super high end, if the sockets for i7 and whatever the dual core one is called is different that could be a real pain, having to buy a new board and start again with windows jsut to swap cpu's
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Join Date: Apr 2008
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LGA1366 = Bloomfield ('i7') quad cores. QPI, triple-channel DDR3. Both high-end desktop and dual-socket workstation and server platforms.
LGA1160 = Lynnfield ('isomethingorother' I guess they'll be, not i7) quads and Havendale duals. DMI, dual-channel DDR3. Mainstream desktop platforms, different socket but same CPUs for laptops I guess. |
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