I was going to say the same thing Dan. These are their server Xeon parts. I suspect the desktop penryns to come in at alot lower prices to compete with AMD.
No, the top one is a desktop part. Don't let the E in E5472 fool you. They don't use the same naming scheme as the desktop parts. E doesn't mean dual-core, it means Energy Efficient. The E5472 is a Quad-Core part clocked at 3.0GHz with 12MB of L2 Cache and a TDP of 80w. The X5472 has the same specs, but has a TDP of 120w.
In the desktop world the first letter signifies how many cores is has. E****=Dual Core Q****=Quad Core
In the server world the second number(third digit) signifies how many cores it has. **2**=Dual Core **4**=Quad Core
newtekie1No, the top one is a desktop part. Don't let the E in E5472 fool you. They don't use the same naming scheme as the desktop parts. E doesn't mean dual-core, it means Energy Efficient. The E5472 is a Quad-Core part clocked at 3.0GHz with 12MB of L2 Cache and a TDP of 80w. The X5472 has the same specs, but has a TDP of 120w.
No, L is the energy efficient one, ie L > LV > low voltage
No clue what the E means, but it's basically the middle segment where the X is the higher segment (including higher TDP)
happitaI don't see the QX9650 available anywhere for purchase yet...:confused:
Well all the other QX's (9770/9775) are not available until January 2008, here is a roadmap of all desktop CPU's currently planned with release months and "estimated" cost as well as multiplier, cache and stock frequencies etc.... should anyone find it useful to see what lovelies are going to be on offer soon...there is some nice looking goodies out there!
13 Comments on Intel’s New 45nm Processor Pricing
In the desktop world the first letter signifies how many cores is has. E****=Dual Core Q****=Quad Core
In the server world the second number(third digit) signifies how many cores it has. **2**=Dual Core **4**=Quad Core
No clue what the E means, but it's basically the middle segment where the X is the higher segment (including higher TDP)
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_future_Intel_Core_2_microprocessors#Core_2_Extreme
Let me guess.. It's socket 771, right? Crap.