Intel's First Nehalem Cpu-Z Pic.

[adamsleath]

32nm is a 'future' shrink of nehalem (an Intel "tick")
and then a 32nm "tock" will bring new architecture - some bollox like that anyway....

going by the marketing "tick tock" spiel
penryns are 45nm tick and first 45nm nehalems are the tock

which in my mind seems to indicate that a shrink is attempted without much mod to the basic architecture of the chip then a more significant arch change is introduced at the new fab/process level.

then they shrink it again...

http://www.xbitlabs.com/news/cpu/dis...Necessity.html
http://pc.watch.impress.co.jp/docs/2...igai411_03.pdf - this looks like integrated gpu (Havendale?) also shown to be LGA1160

http://forum.ragezone.com/f337/all-n...-equal-331251/
basically three new cpu platforms :
Bloomfield core ->Tylersburg chipset with QPI and triple channel ddr3
Lynnfield core with Ibexpeak chipset "using Intel's ageing DMI chipset interconnect"
& Havendale core, also using Ibexpeak PCH - "platform controller hub"