Intel Core i7 Extreme Edition 980X

Since the launch of the first Core i7 processors in November 2008 ago, one might say that Intel is still occupying the top to the classroom of desktop processors.

The owners of the processor codenamed Bloomfield can be proud of to this day who sits on the processor's Socket 1366 processors are still entered the ranks quickly. The launch of the 2009 Lynnfield yesterday also not yet been able to get rid of domination Bloomfield of desktop processors to upscale.

Over the years, Intel again made ​​a new breakthrough with a new architecture known as Westmere. It begins by introducing six-core processors or also called hexa-core processors.

Indeed, before Intel had launched several new processors for socket 1366. Only the extent such minor increase in clock speed and is still is based Nehalem (codenamed processors - Bloomfield)

Intel Core i7 EE 980X is the first Intel-based processors are supported by six core Hyper-Threading. Therefore, the processor is able to handle 12 threads simultaneously. Three-channel memory support as well as the Turbo Boost feature is still loyal to accompany this CPU. Core i7 980X is built on 32 nm production process, just as the ranks of the Clarkdale processor that was launched some time ago.

Although both built on 32 nm production process, Gulftown different from the Clarkdale (which also use the same 32 nm manufacturing process). This is because the die was purely used for processor cores. In theory, with decreasing production process, the transistors contained therein may be reproduced on the same die size.
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Technology core i5

Technology core i5 using code names Lynfield as Intel Core i7 is already on the market. But there are some technologies, such as technology Tri-channel memory is eliminated, QuickPath interconnect scaled down to make room on the Direct Media Interface. Surely Intel Core i5 already using fabrication of 45 nm, the same as Intel Core i7.

This processor has some speed, such as 2.66 GHz, 2.80 GHz and 2.93 GHz with 8 MB of L3 Cache, Hyper Threading feature, and features TurboBoost Technology. TDP is required by this processor is 95 W. Specifically for Intel Core i5 uses a different socket from Intel Core i7, LGA1156 ie. Of course, this could be a "boomerang" for the Intel socket LGA 1366 which was recently launched, he was using the most recent socket again. At the very least will make the consumers to think twice about doing the upgrade using RIG Intel. 


Intel Core i5 also has a code name of another, namely Clarkdale. This processor only has 2 cores in it. Speed ​​3.2 GHz owned them until 3:46 GHz, with support for hyperthreading and TurboBoost. Clarkdale has 4 megabytes of L3 cache, and TDP required is 73 W.
MOTHERBOARD SUPPORT INTEL CORE I5 


Some manufacturers flocked to remove mainboard support this processor. Of course with the latest chipset from Intel, the Intel P55 in it. Large producers are like ASUS and Gigabyte are always competing not want to miss. Asus ASUS P7P55D with its products, and Gigabyte GA-P55-with UD5 and GA-P55-UD4P. 


The most visible technological development of air-P55 chipset motherboards, among other things is to have 24 power phase, support for SATA-III/SATA 6 Gbit / s with the chipset used is from Marvel, and a combo d idesain SATA-II/III. This motherboard supports 4 ports SATA-III, and 6 SATA-II ports with RAID 0 and 1. 


Indeed be unfortunate is Intel issued a processor using a new socket type, socket 1156. While the socket 1366 can not be properly absorbed by the market. To upgrade problems RIG, good compatibility and price, I must say AMD is still the most "friendly".
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Processor Technology Intel Core I3

Intel always has the latest innovation in developing a processor that is becoming increasingly sophisticated. Having recently launched two flagship products are the Intel Core i7 and i5, now do not need a long time Intel has released another new product that is the Intel Core I3 on ​​January 7, 2010 ago. Of course, this processor is expected to achieve great success like some of his predecessors, namely i7 and i5. However, what are the advantages of this new processor?
From various sources of information I can, there are two types of I3, which was launched by Intel, that is for desktop processors and mobile processors (notebook). Sometimes, many people misunderstand the meaning of the frills core I3, which means it has 3 core cores (depending on the values ​​behind the letter i). It's all a big mistake. Core i is simply a naming only given to the manufacturer processor that was launched recently. Until now only the core of most new core for up to 4 cores for a single processor core. Only the Performance improved frequency and speed of its memory cache has reached the L3 cache.
Intel Core I3 for the type of desktop use microachitecture codenamed Clarkdale, which has an L3 cache is 4 Mb, with a Thermal Design Power (TDP) of 74 watts. I3 has a two processor cores. Socket LGA socket used was 1156, the same used for Intel i5. Additional technology that is "injected" on an Intel i3 is already contained within the processor or in other words, already integrated with the GPU (Graphical Processing Unit). So the computer will still be able to light and produce images without the VGA card. And maybe even get to play 3D games without the need for "hard work" of the GPU VGA card. 

For this type of Intel Core I3 is used on notebook, he used the codename Arrandale microarchitecture. I3 has a mobile version of 3 Mb L3 cache and TDP are much smaller, at only 35 watts. And of course we still have the same processor core, two cores with the integration GPUnya. Socket used μPGA-989. Intel Core I3 mobile version of this specification is the same as the Intel Core i5-4xx, but for i3 running at lower clock without the Turbo Boost technology that is owned by Intel Core i5. 

Based on the information I can, Intel Core 2 are currently on the market, using microarchitecture Yorkfield, Wolfdale and Penryn, will likely be Intel's rebranding by the manufacturer of the Intel Core I3. However, this certainly can not dikonformasikan with certainty, because only still a lot of rumors are circulating on the Internet.
The more processors that are present in the market, of course, with better capabilities and prices can be kept to a minimum. Nowadays a lot of choices, not from the manufacturer Intel, but AMD also compete in the market this processor. Now we can find a processor that has a dual-core technology with a price range of 500 thousand just in the rather large velocity. Thus, although we have only a thin and limited budget, we can still buy and assemble a PC device. I think it's certainly very good, so more and more people of Indonesia are "literate" technology.
Now, which one do you think the processor could be the right choice for the realization of a desktop PC pride? All depends on financial ability and how much you use the PC, if only to do the coursework, office work while browsing the Internet, or you're a gamer who is loaded with 3D graphics technology is increasingly sophisticated, or maybe even your profession as a graphic designer who require devices are super-sophisticated image processing? All the decision is yours.
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