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Five new dual core mobile processors, four new dual core desktop processors, three new quad core desktop processors and four new server processors. All of which are built on a 45nm manufacturing process, how's that for a CES lineup?
Where is the quad core notebook chip :S
I wonder who will be first in UK to stock the E8400 and how much of a rip off (sorry, "price premium") we will be asked to pay! :confused:
beat me to it! git ;)
mmmmmmmm
Oooh, maybe it's finally time for me to upgrade my aging CPU, mobo, and ram :D
I hope these are relatively inexpensive or the price of current ones drop a little.
I'm stingy like that ^_^
You can find a decent review for the new Intel dual core desktop chips here. :)
I think I will hang out for the E8400, just need to see which motherboards will get a new bios update supporting the fraction multiplier.
Why do I always upgrade mere moments before a new generation of products come out?!
I bought a Socket 754 mobo weeks before Socket 939 came out.
I bought a GeForce 6800GT just before the 7800 was announced.
I bought a Socket 939 mobo a week before Socket AM2 came out.
I bought a GeForce 7800GT days before the 7900 came out.
I bought a Q6600 recently and now this!
At least my new motherboard should still work with the new processors!
As soon as I got the CPU in, I read someone on here warning people not to buy now, because the new processor would be out soon, and here it is! :angst:
I must be jynxed.
Ah nice, thanks for that :DQuote:
Originally Posted by stiggyb
Looks good