The hole spacing is slightly bigger
The hole spacing is slightly bigger
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depends on if they MCM itOriginally Posted by Seraphiel
NVIDIA HAS QPI license from 11/07!
They are thinking of Becton which wil be a replacement for Dunnington and useable in MP servers only. This will be a seperate product with all 8 on the same die and not a MCM
quad core yes, but with SMT and a huge gain in memory bandwidth and drop in latency.
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Proof? Please
So we will finally see SLI on a non-skulltrail platform? This combined with 2x (or 3x) Nvidia GPUs will be a monster.
Source?
Nvidia has a QPI license but Intel doesn't has a SLI licenseSo we will finally see SLI on a non-skulltrail platform? This combined with 2x (or 3x
Nehalem Ex = Beckton (or Becton), right?
Regardless of names, are you saying there will be a 8 physical core / 16 thread Nehalem out in Q4 2008 (as the article mentions), or even in H1 2009?
That I would simply love to be true
Nvidia has a QPI license but Intel doesn't has a SLI license
What, where and since when did they get the license? Any sources?
Last edited by Seraphiel; 05-30-2008 at 11:46 AM.
No, not on any board you would want. He is talking about MP setups. Multi Processor, read that as quad socket machines.Nehalem Ex = Beckton (or Becton), right?
Regardless of names, are you saying there will be a 8 physical core / 16 thread Nehalem out in Q4 2008 (as the article mentions), or even in H1 2009?
That I would simply love to be true
What, where and since when did they get the license? Any sources?
The single sockets and dual socket motherboards will be quads from all I've heard so far.
Ok, now someone come in and prove me wrong..
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That's correct... Only Bloomfield and Gainstown will come this year. 8-core Beckton for multi-processor platforms (i.e. quad socket server platforms) will come next year.No, not on any board you would want. He is talking about MP setups. Multi Processor, read that as quad socket machines.
The single sockets and dual socket motherboards will be quads from all I've heard so far.
Ok, now someone come in and prove me wrong..
Thank you, my memory is good today!
Gainstown for me.. 8 cores, 16 showing in taskmanager.
The only question is will it OC or not with this new design.
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I never questioned that they will come, nor the intended platform or market, but simply the time of the release.
Richard Swinburne from bit-tech.net, expected such a CPU to be released in Q4 2008, and from all infos that is simply not the case.
That is pretty much all. I never expected Nehalem Ex / Beckton to be released for desktop users, but the question in mind was would it be released at all and in Q4 2008
Proof? Pleasehttp://www.nordichardware.com/news,7477.html
What, where and since when did they get the license? Any sources?
It is mentioned there.
130W tdp, eek
nice blue chart
Last edited by adamsleath; 05-30-2008 at 01:55 PM.
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how is the bloomfield going to perform against a yorkie at 4ghz ????
I like the way that socket looks! looks like the 775 almost but a tad more SEXY!
Thanks!
130W tdp
its the extreme edition, they always have 130W TDP (exept the QX9770 with 136W
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wtf @ 3 different new sockets
Yea its been known forever...
Server, performance and mainstream each have their own socket iirc
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there are only 2 for desktop, 1366 (enthusiast/extreme/Dp server), 1160 (all other) and the 1567 for MP Server.
the mPGA989 is for the mobile segment.
There is no FSB in the x58/Nehalem architecture. The speed of interest will be the CSI link clock, but that will be irrelevant since the memory controller is moving on die... hence the reason for the 775 -> 1366 pin count.Hmm..i think the x58 has an ICH10R controller rather then the ICH9R which is holding back SSD drives from reaching there maximum speeds. Possibly FSB 1800?
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Where did you see it?
Since Nehalem news is where I first saw the news I definitely would not forget to put a link of where I got it and sure the total credit goes to bit-tech for the article.
That is not an advertisement or marketing related on any way and I will not back off from this. I demand an explanation regarding this.
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