Intel new gen gems: Yonah + Merom side by side:
http://img73.imageshack.us/img73/1168/merom6ar.jpg
Backside:
http://img73.imageshack.us/img73/7030/merom29xp.jpg
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Intel new gen gems: Yonah + Merom side by side:
http://img73.imageshack.us/img73/1168/merom6ar.jpg
Backside:
http://img73.imageshack.us/img73/7030/merom29xp.jpg
Large core. What process is that? What process will it debut at? If it stays the same, that's gonna be a bit harder to cool with a Storm, I think.
:banana:
my new cpu
(big core)
65nm - will be VERY easy to cool!Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr. Tinker
4mb of cache is why it's so big.
that's what the Conroe looks like (except on a LGA775 wafer)
What are the dimensions of this die? How big is the cup area on the storm? how big is the impignment area on various impignment blocks?Quote:
Originally Posted by pifreak
Sorry, I'm not trying to change this into a watercooling conversation. I'll take my answer off the air.
please, drop it in a yonah laptop, i'm begging you!
so it is 100% that they are pin compatible?
yes 100% sure that they are pin compatible
Yes afiak they are completely pin compatibleQuote:
Originally Posted by zbogorgon
VPM need'nt change as well?:confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by Sentential
That is one huge ass core..
Not too big - smaller than FX60
http://img235.imageshack.us/img235/5...aromerm7hw.jpg
ah, good. I forgot how small the intel package is.
That's because it's got an on board DDR3 controller. This is what Intel has been keeping a secret...Quote:
Originally Posted by nn_step
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well http://wap.srb.co.yu/forum/images/sm...n_rolleyes.gif dude http://wap.srb.co.yu/forum/images/sm...n_rolleyes.gif I hate to break the http://wap.srb.co.yu/forum/images/sm...n_rolleyes.gif NEWS to you but Intel isn't going on an integrated memory controller just yet..(yes I know, They attempted with Rimms but I'm not counting that)Quote:
Originally Posted by idiotec
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Originally Posted by nn_step
PS Your wrong it's a DDR4 mem controller with Hyper X mega technology.
Oh, yes, I forgot, it is DDR4 with Hyper X :DQuote:
Originally Posted by GMX
It's got so much cache it don't even need RAM ! :eek: :D
heh heh.
Regards
Andy
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Originally Posted by zakelwe
Lol - you're right about that - specially when it comes to 1M SuperPI!!!
I had to laugh about this :D
But please try to stay nice here at XS, we're all one big family here.
EDIT: Merom will be lightling fast in superpi upto like 4m or 8m, and ofcourse in games ;)
That Pentium D looks very painfull :slap:Quote:
Originally Posted by pifreak
But please try that merom in a yonah board / laptop !! It'll be so fast :slobber:
what is marked out on the meron? i know the product numbers are, but that green squiggle.....
I edited your post because your comment towards nn_step was rude and totally uncalled for.Quote:
Originally Posted by GMX
Flaming another member will not be tolerated here.
The real challenge will be which on (merom/Conroe) will do 1meg Super PI in under 20 secs?:fact:
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Originally Posted by Eastcoasthandle
either one will do it on an relaxed run
Conroe XE at stock speeds will be about 16 seconds... :D
:eek: That's blazing.Quote:
Originally Posted by freecableguy
wait about a year, then we will have 10sec 4M timesQuote:
Originally Posted by Coroner Kyle
i can't wait to dump $2000 on a laptop to run super pi.... :rolleyes: :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by nn_step
can't wait to put one in my laptop to replace the Yonah T2400!! but it will not be launch till end of the year isn't it?? (Q4) still long way to go....
Q3 I think.Quote:
Originally Posted by LandShark