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    IDF 2007 : Intel Release Expected Penryn Performance Increase Indicators

    During the course of presentations at Intel's IDF Spring 2007 in Beijing, Intel executives released interesting performance related information about the upcoming 'Penryn' family of system processors.

    Discover more in this HEXUS IDF 2007 Headline.
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    40% over Core 2
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    Does'nt it say 40% over the QX6800 Quad ? !!!
    Hark the children of the Resolution !!

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    In circumstances that take advantage of SSE4 instructions that aren't present in Core 2 chips maybe?

    edit: ah yes:
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    using Intel SSE4 optimised video encoders.
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