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Publicación: 2013-09-09, Autor: Koen , crítica de: uk.hardware.info
Resumen: 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...
Resumen: 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...
Resumen: 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...
Resumen: On January 5, 2006 Intel presented new dual core processors Pentium D 900, followed by Pentium Extreme Edition 955 a few days later (January 16). These processors are based on the new Presler core, which is the first processor core manufactured by the ...
Fast at multithreaded applications, Great overclocker
Expensive, High heat dissipation when overvolted, Not outstanding in single threaded application...
If the first Prescotts felt like sticky keys popping up while sprinting in GTA, then the Presler would be like summoning a tank. It’s an excellent multitasking CPU with great overclocking potential, but it is quite painful on the wallet. Nevertheles...
Resumen: Intel is undergoing something of a transition right now. As it likes to tell journalists, it’s moving from a single-minded gigahertz obsessed company to a balanced, platform focussed company. What this means is that instead of trying to sell you a singl...
Resumen: Its quite obvious that Intel processors on Prescott core (and its ideological descendants) have problems with the clock growth. The assumption that dual-core processors will have at least the same problems or even worse looks logical: two cores get he...
Resumen: Intel has been relatively quiet over the last eight months or so, since the initial release of the dual-core Pentium Extreme Edition 840 processor back in early April of this year. The company has released an entire line of dual-core Pentium D processors...
