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http://www.nordichardware.com/news,9931.html
Hexa-core Intel Gulftown moved to 6.4GHz
Intel is not expected to launch its first hexa-core desktop processor until next year, but engineering samples of the 32nm Gulftown CPU is already out in the wild. One of the have found its way into the hands of overclocker Shamino, and he of course overclocked it to the very limit. Using liquid nitrogen and a pretty terrifying operating voltage of 2.02V all six cores were clocked to nearly 6.4GHz for a quick screenshot.
With the cores clocked at 5.9GHz the system completed one round of 3DMark Vantage Performance to measure the CPU performance. The result was 51,177 points, which you can compare to the CPU score of the current Performance Profile world record at 32,328 points.
Intel seems to have come a long way with the new manufacturing process, months before the actual launch of Gulftown and at the same time there doesn't seem to be many problems with performance of its first six-core CPU.
http://www.nordichardware.com/image3.php?id=9036
http://www.nordichardware.com/image3.php?id=9038
Welcome to yesterday's news ;)
Yesterday?Quote:
Originally Posted by jcool
More like last week. :p:
Flaming and flamebaiting are not permitted on XtremeSystems Forums.
- Serra
lol calm down.Quote:
Originally Posted by dweldom
its not good if intel monopolized the CPU industry anyhow, we will all be paying overpriced CPU..
its always good to have competition in the industry :) cheaper price and new innovation.
Btw, overclock your E8400 ffs.. lol
AMD's showed 12 core CPUs already, they aren't bad at all tbh. ;)
if these numbers are true , then this is a big letdown and frankly I can't see much wider interest here
2010 Q3, 2133 MHz, Turbo 2333 Mhz,$1699
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of...22_.2832_nm.29
I wouldn't call it a credible source.
And AFAIK current Gulftown ES CPUs are clocked @ 3.2 Ghz.
Sounds like BS...
as soon as you read Q3 2010 release you should have known those numbers were BS since it's been confirmed for Q1.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tech Dav
Where in that article did you read that?
What I see is:
Core i9-xxx XE 3333 MHz 3.?? GHz 6 x 256 KB 12 MB 2 x 6.4 GT/s QPI 25x 3 x DDR3-1066 ? V 95 W LGA 1366 Q1 2010 $999
Quote:
Originally Posted by Tech Dav
Agreed, looked myself and all I see is $999.00Quote:
Originally Posted by alfaunits
A comment on what was written earlier in the thread;
Top ES's that are out right now are 3070mhz(23 multi) will do 3200 on all cores on turbo and 3330 on a single core.
There is a earlier release thats unlocked..Q3FE I beleive, listed at 2400mhz but unlocked.
WB MM. Hope you good.
Any word on Gulftown < $1000 ? Cause that's pretty retarded to buy X58 for "future proofing" only to run into a $1000 Gulftown wall.
Hopefully 32nm will see 4.5 / 4.7 on air. !!!
I would bite for 1000, if it can run high freq and stable like penryn. no way 1500! 1000 is ultimate max for me.
Dude no way. As every generation since Core arch has shown, EE is a waste of money, especially if it is not a new arch, which Gulftown isn't.Quote:
Originally Posted by mrcape
Well, I am admittedly a bit of a tech slut and 1G is my cpu price cap. ;) If I add up the number of wolfdales I've owned over the past two years it would be able to buy about 4 of those EE.
For $1k you can buy 5x i7 920 from microcenter....
And what you will do with 5x i7 920 ? :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by HKPolice
Are you going to use 5 computers at the same time ?
Also, you will need to buy 5 motherboards, 5 video cards, 5 case etc to make those 5x 920 operate, right ? So, it will cost you much more than buying one build with $1k CPU
Moreover, no one is sure that i9 will be an extreme edition only
You might be the only here that can't think of something to do with 5x i7 920's.Quote:
Originally Posted by dartaz
It was changed obviously but uhm 6 cores at 3.33Ghz is too much too soon I think especially at 95W, maybe on turbo. I9 was clocked at 2.4Ghz before but I think it should be 3Ghz to raise an interest and to compete with quad coresQuote:
Originally Posted by alfaunits
it's very stupid to future proof now with X58 because in a few months there will lots of new changes in motherboards with USB and SATA . You wouldn't want a brand new 6 core CPU wiht yesterday's slow technologies :shrug:Quote:
Originally Posted by RagzaroK
latest samples have 3.07GHz (3.2GHz with TM on all Cores) and this is not final stepping. So i donīt think that 3.33GHz is a problem for final CPU ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Tech Dav
http://www.abload.de/img/gulftown-cpus567n.png
Anyone with classified to tell us the maximus bclk?
I hope this is a typo? It's showing Desktop Gulftown with 4x256KB L2 Cache and 8Mb L3 Cache. I have a classified ready to go. Now all I need is a chip to play with :)
http://www.dadepc.com/1gulftown.jpg