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Intel’s move to a 1333MHz FSB is quite simply the next logical step. CPU core speed itself does make a difference to performance, but as we saw with Netburst it’s not everything. Increasing bus speeds along with a new memory controller helps t...
Offers slightly faster performance for significantly less money than Intels previous quadcore CPU.
Forthcoming nextgeneration parts from AMD and Intel itself may surpass this stillexpensive highend CPU in six months or less.
The quad-core Core 2 Extreme QX6850 keeps Intel in the lead for desktop CPU performance, at a price that helps offset the lack of sizable performance gains. New products at the end of the year may outclass this new chip when they arrive, but for now,
Page 4 of 4If you plan to buy an QX6850, dont expect any speed increases in most of your applications. Even the most popular codecs such as XviD and DivX are limited to two threads, which means no speed increase at all. You can encode and still have t...
Abstract: Exactly this time last year, Intel was well immersed in the Core phenomenon that gripped the CPU industry as a whole with the Core 2 Duo desktop processors setting industry leading performance and an all-time low for thermal and power requ...
Abstract: Following on from the 3-series chipset introduction at this year’s Computex trade show, Intel has just announced five new desktop products with the new 1,333MHz front side bus speed – one of the selling points on the new chipset. These come ju...
Offers slightly faster performance for significantly less money than Intels previous quad-core CPU.
Forthcoming next-generation parts from AMD and Intel itself may surpass this still-expensive high-end CPU in six months or less.
The quad-core Core 2 Extreme QX6850 keeps the desktop CPU performance belt tied firmly around Intels waist at a price that helps offset the lack of sizable performance gains. New products at the end of the year may outclass this new chip when they arr...
Like all Extreme Edition CPUs, the Core 2 Extreme QX6850 is considerably more expensive than a standard CPU. Just compare the prices of the processors opposite, and you’ll appreciate the premium that Intel charges for this chip. However, there&rsquo...
Bumping up quad-core to the new 1333MHz FSB in the Core 2 Extreme QX6850 seems to boost performance, even with DDR2 memory; the price, though high, now seems rational....
Au fil des mois, la famille de processeurs Core 2 dIntel continue de sagrandir par touches successives. Le nouveau processeur haut de gamme du fondeur de Santa-Clara, sil reste toujours aussi inaccessible pour la plupart des bourses, est à coup sûr ...
