Intel Launches Pentium Extreme Edition 955
BSG Man writes "Intel's 3.46 GHz Pentium Extreme Edition 955 dual-core processor launches today, and
HotHardware has a full review with benchmarks on Intel's new i975X Express
based D975XBX motherboard. This processor is based on Intel's 65nm (or .065 micron) Presler core with 2MB of full speed, on-die L2 cache dedicated to each core, for
a whopping 4MB of total L2 cache. As expected,
the new Pentium Extreme Edition 955 scores well in encoding, desktop
business and a few professional rendering tests but overall it's given a run for
its money by AMD's Athlon 64 X2 4800+ dual-core processor, especially in gaming
scenarios."
Wow, you managed to use "it's" and "its" in the same sentence, and both correctly. A /. first!
With spending like this, exactly what are "conservatives" conserving?
Any use of the word "extreme" with regards to a silicon chip is wrong.
That said, I will withdraw my statement if this processor parachutes off of cliffs.
What's next? Will AMD come out with Fast Asynchronous Redundant Technology?