Author: Yar
Date: 01:26:08 11/01/05
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Terry, That's old news. Lately Intel changed its plans. Xeon-model in Intel's future plans has been named Whitefield, being Intel's first Xeon-CPU with four cores intended for use in server-systems with four or more CPU's, Xeon MP. Intel now announces that developing Whitefield has been discontinued, and at the same time the launch of Montecito, Intel's Itanium-processor with dual cores, has been postponed. With best regards, Yar On November 01, 2005 at 03:34:52, Terry McCracken wrote: >On November 01, 2005 at 03:06:51, Yar wrote: > >>Athlon-64 FX-60, Dual Core, 2.6 Ghz, 2x 1 Mbyte cache 110W (socket 939) ??! >>Opteron 285, 885, Dual Core 2.6 Ghz, 2x 1 Mbyte cahce 95W >>Opteron 275HE, 875 HE, Dual Core 2.2 Ghz, 2x 1 Mbyte cache, 55W >> >>Availablity Q1 2006. >> >>Good job by AMD. >> >>With best regards, >> >>Yar > >Isn't there plans to release Quad Cores by 2007? >I believe Intel is planning this. > >Terry > >P.S. > >I hope Intel actualy will start making chips cooler and much faster, not so much >by clock speed, but by design. Clock Speed will remain important of course, >but getting as much speed as possible relative to clock speed is more important. > >AMD is on the right track in this respect.
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