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Intel announces branding of Nehalem
William Henning - Monday, August 11th, 2008 | 9:02AM (PT)


Ok, now what does i7 stand for?

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Intel announced today that the upcoming desktop processors based on the "Nehalem" microarchitecture will be branded as "Intel® Core" processors, with the first family - including an extreme edition - to be specified by an "i7"; so the complete branding will be "Intel® Core i7".

Apparently "i7" is only the first of new designations to come

“The Core name is and will be our flagship PC processor brand going forward,” said Sean Maloney, Intel Corporation executive vice president and general manager, Sales and Marketing Group. “Expect Intel to focus even more marketing resources around that name and
the Core i7 products starting now.”

Nehalem based processors are expected to be available starting the fourth quarter of this year.

 

Source: Intel Pressroom

Section: CPU

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August 11th, 2008 9:27AM(PT)
bruceleethree
to get 4core or 8core i7...

oh the drudgery..
August 11th, 2008 3:53PM(PT)
Bill Gates03
I can't wait to get me one of these i7's!

8 cores with HT = 16 logical cores, boy I can't wait! WOOT

If I could get that clocked up to 4GHz like my E8400 I think I could pretty much blow anything out of the water XD

One Quad-Core i7 will easily smoke skulltrail when you clock it higher. I bet it would kill skulltrail at 3.5GHz easily.

With superfast individual L1 and L2 cache for each core, and then a fast larger L3 for the entire chip, it just is amazing.

What would take a Q9450 15 cycles to access the L2, it takes Nehalem 11 cycles! And that's at 2.66GHz...

The inclusion of a multi-channel on-die DDR3 memory controller just speeds this sucker up!

If you can't tell, I am very excited!

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