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Extrait: Apparently, our article caused quite a stir at a certain processor companys headquarters, so we thought it was time to give you an update on what has happened since this article went online.
The new 3.2GHZ Core 2 Extreme QX9770 processor offered performance that was generally 5 - 8% faster than the previously announced Core 2 Extreme QX9650 at 3GHz, across most usage models and test conditions we explored. These gains were largely realize...
The timing of the Intel Core 2 Extreme QX9770 is somewhat odd -- Intel in no way needed to release a faster part to compete with AMDs Phenom processors -- but we cant really complain about faster CPUs, can we? The QX9770 isnt due out in the market...
Extrait: Heres a . Just as seems to be trying to pull it together, finally opening up and discussing price and performance of its "true quad core" CPUs, Intel comes along and kicks sand in AMDs face. AMD will only be shipping mid-range Phenom processors thro...
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The release of the initial Yorkfield quad core was a revelation, as the 45nm core allowed high clock speeds with a noticeable reduction in both power consumption and processor heat. The Core 2 Extreme QX9770 continues this transition to a 45nm quad co...
Being such an early look on a new processor, its hard to walk away with a solid impression, besides having the obvious knowledge that the 6.6% increase in clock speed will improve those CPU-intensive tasks. Regretably though, we were unable to test t...
Extrait: Whats most important about the QX9770 isnt really the 6-8% performance gain but the fact that Intel is quickly moving to a faster front side bus which will eventually lead to future CPUs with even lower bottlenecks. Intel is taking great strides in ...
The Intel Core 2 Extreme Processor QX9770 offers a 1600MHz FSB and a 200MHz higher overall clock speed over the previous flagship processor from Intel. The result is a processor that is the fastest Legit Reviews has ever seen and it is one that AMD ...
The QX9770 smokes. Fortunately, not literally. Intel did a great job keeping the power consumption of the processor under control - there is absolutely no doubt that the 45nm architecture is great for speed and power consumption. I feel a bit awkward ...
Extrait: These high-end processors deliver maximum performance, but at a heavy price.The Core 2 Quad and Core 2 Extreme are the most powerful CPUs in Intel’s line-up. As the name implies, Core 2 Quad processors all have four physical cores, while the Cor...
