Hope not ... :DQuote:
Originally Posted by terrace215
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Hope not ... :DQuote:
Originally Posted by terrace215
the future looks very exciting.great thing to come from both Intel and AMD:up:
wow nice find, we'll be able to keep our current coolers!! :)
can you tell anything about the frequency JC?
Well, the -EX does.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hornet331
I think it's rather unlikely...Quote:
Originally Posted by Olivon
Attachment 106801Quote:
Originally Posted by terrace215
Not only the EX ;)
Check out:Quote:
Originally Posted by Hornet331
http://www.hotchips.org/archives/hc2...tel-NHM-EX.pdf
The N-EX L3 is like what comes with SB. The other Nehalem/Westmere L3s are not, "sliced" though they may also be.
http://i245.photobucket.com/albums/g...e/xxx/SBx8.jpgQuote:
Originally Posted by -Sweeper_
They are blanks but maybe 3200 MHz + Turbo :shrug:
Are you seriously expecting 3.2Ghz from early ES of 8 core SB? Sure ,it's possible but looking at QC offerings and TDPs,3.2Ghz 8 core would be above 130W TDP.
What I won't understand is why Intel is naming them as i3/i5/i7 and not something new like s3/s5/s7 ( s of Sandy :p and i > s in the alphabet too ! )
1200 would be too low
2200 would make sense, in the past early es chips from intel were always 2400
3200 sounds like too much, possible but unlikely... maybe its 3200 or even 4200, but then its because somebody played with the unlocked multipliers :D
i bet hes dying to tell us how this benches but he cant. I mean hes got everest right there on his desktop. :)
Erm, there wasn't much load on it. Heard of "turbo" ?Quote:
Originally Posted by saaya
20 mb l3 :d
my bet is 2200mhz, unless its been overclocked
2.2Ghz is the most probable frequency.With no load,Turbo won't kick in.Quote:
Originally Posted by Manicdan
yupQuote:
Originally Posted by informal
i was hoping that maybe its 200mhz, because at idle it would be nice to see incredible down clocking. but i dont believe thats the case due to the Everest image, in the top right the blank space for multiplier number is big enough for 2 digits, the question is 12 vs 22/32, and i wonder if someone can find out if starts with a 1 or not based on pixels
2200 MHz think for 8 cores with HTT, ES and TDP about 130W its ok
its just an ES, early SB quad-core samples also run at low clocks (~2.5ghz)
around 3ghz is my bet for the final silicon, but they could surprise me... :)
http://img40.imageshack.us/img40/7476/1eww.jpg
No comments other than still under kinda NDA.
did you really have to block the intel logo too, lol
Well, hmm, same cpu-z version, but yours has Xeon branding, JC's doesn't and is presumably the high-end desktop part... with shockingly similar properties... :)Quote:
Originally Posted by ajaidev
Maybe you were attempting to hide "Xeon" with those somewhat misplaced white boxes???
intel have 2.26GHZ 8C/16T now at 45NM..
3.0GHZ+ for the final clock should be Possible with SB and 32NM..
and the pic from jc is in idle so i think 12X100-> 1.2GHZ idle instead of 1.6GHZ in Nahelem/Westmere.
ajaidev: where did u it found?
why so c0cky?Quote:
Originally Posted by terrace215
Quote:
Originally Posted by informal
i think we wont ever see that happen... everytime the clocks change, voltages change, you lose a couple clock cycles... actually a couple hundred or thousands... and 200mhz is so low that youd have to up the clocks as soon as you move the mouse cursor or some background task starts doing something :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Manicdan
very good point...Quote:
Originally Posted by IDANPE
12x100 in idle sounds about right for a desktop cpu...