Wednesday, September 19th 2007
IDF 2007: Intel Demos 5.5GHz+ Quad-Core Yorkfield - New World Records Set
Intel along with XtremeSystems ran a phase-change cooling demo of a ridiculously overclocked 45nm B1 stepping Yorkfield (quad-core Penryn) running at around 5.5GHz. FUGGER and Paul Otellini are on the pictures below. Keep an eye on this thread at XS, for updates.
Source:
AnandTech
42 Comments on IDF 2007: Intel Demos 5.5GHz+ Quad-Core Yorkfield - New World Records Set
if this was the same kind of achievement by amd,i would still say its awesome.
ati has almost the identical problem with nvidia so they are letting nvidia spend $ on all the advancements in arcitecture research and then ati will come out with a cheaper version that is close to the nvidia product in performance but not try to beat it in performance but rather they will beat it in price.
i believe they are thinking that end sales are whats most important so if you have better sales than intel or nvidia, who cares if they are a few points better on paper. this is just my opinion on the subject.
and you must have misread or misunderstood me. what i meant is that with the introduction of the hd3000 series, their profits will increase exponentially for a while, not indefinitely. in economics, nothing lasts forever.
so you let the intel and nvidia create the new products and all you have to do is change it enough to call your own and then add something extra to it. this saves the other company a buttload of $, its just good buisness practice.