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just came across this and thought i might type it out and people may find it useful.

They will be listed in this order:

Model | Release Date | Base technology | Production technology | Clock speed | Number of cores | L2 Cache | FSB [front side bus speed]

Intel Pentium E2140 | August 2007 | Core 2 Duo [allendale] | 65nm | 1.4GHz | 2 | 1MB | 800MHz

Intel Pentium E2160 | August 2007 | Core 2 Duo [allendale] | 65nm | 1.6GHz | 2 | 1MB | 800MHz

Intel Core 2 Duo E4300 | January 2007 | Core 2 Duo [conroe] | 65nm | 1.8GHz | 2 | 2MB | 800MHz

Intel Core 2 Duo E4200 | April 2007 | Core 2 Duo [conroe] | 65nm | 1.6GHz | 2 | 2MB | 800MHz

Intel Core 2 Duo E4400 | April 2007 | Core 2 Duo [conroe] | 65nm | 2.0GHz | 2 | 2MB | 800MHz

Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600 | March 2007 | Core 2 Extreme [kentsfield] | 65nm | 2.4GHz | 4 | 8MB | 1,066MHz

Intel Core 2 Duo E6540 | Q3 | Core 2 Duo [bearlake?/wolfdale] | 45nm | 2.33GHz | 2 | 4MB | 1,333MHz [*]

Intel Core 2 Duo E6550 | Q3 | Core 2 Duo [bearlake?/wolfdale] | 45nm | 2.33GHz | 2 | 4MB | 1,333MHz [*]

Intel Core 2 Duo E6650 | August 2007 | Core 2 Duo [wolfdale] | 45nm | 2.33GHz | 2 | 4 or 6MB | 1,333MHz

Intel Core 2 Duo E6750 | August 2007 | Core 2 Duo [wolfdale] | 45nm | 2.66GHz | 2 | 4 or 6MB | 1,333MHz

Intel Core 2 Duo E6800 | August 2007 | Core 2 Duo [wolfdale] | 45nm | 2.93GHz | 2 | 4 or 6MB | 1,066MHz

Intel Core 2 Duo E6850 | August 2007 | Core 2 Duo [wolfdale] | 45nm | 3.0GHz | 2 | 4 or 6MB | 1,333MHz

Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600 | January 2007 | Core 2 Quad [Kentsfield] | 65nm | 2.4GHz | 4 | 8MB | 1,066MHz

Intel Core 2 Quad | October 2007 | Core 2 Quad [Penryn] | 45nm | 3.46-3.73GHz | 4 | 12MB | 1,600MHz

Intel Core 2 Extreme QX6800 | April 2007 | Core 2 Extreme [Kentsfield] | 65nm | 2.93GHz | 4 | 8MB | 1,066MHz

AMD Athlon 64 X2 6000+ | January 2007 | Windsor | 90nm | 3.0GHz | 2 | 2MB | 1GHz

AMD Athlon 64 X2 5600+ | January 2007 | Windsor | 90nm | 2.8GHz | 2 | 2MB | 1GHz

AMD Athlon 64 X2 5400+ | March 2007 | Brisbane | 65nm | 2.8GHz | 2 | 1MB | 1GHz

AMD Athlon 64 X2 5200+ | March 2007 | Brisbane | 65nm | 2.7GHz | 2 | 1MB | 1GHz

AMD Athlon 64 X2 5000+ | January 2007 | Brisbane | 65nm | 2.6GHz | 2 | 1MB | 1GHz

AMD Athlon 64 X2 4800+ | January 2007 | Brisbane | 65nm | 2.5GHz | 2 | 1MB | 1GHz

AMD Athlon 64 X2 4400+ | January 2007 | Brisbane | 65nm | 2.3GHz | 2 | 1MB | 1GHz

AMD Athlon 64 X2 4000+ | January 2007 | Brisbane | 65nm | 2.1GHz | 2 | 1MB | 1GHz

AMD Athlon 64 X2 4400+ | August 2007 | Brisbane | 65nm | 2.8GHz | 2 | 1MB | 1GHz

AMD Athlon 64 X4 | April 2007 | Barcelona | 65nm | 2.5GHz | 4 | 512*4/2MB | 1.4GHz

AMD Athlon 64 X4 | August 2007 | Altair/Agena/K10 | 65nm | 2.7-2.9GHz | 4 | 4MB | 2.6GHz

AMD Athlon 64 X2 | August 2007 | Kuma/K10 | 65nm | 2.7-2.9GHz | 2 | 4MB | 4GHz

AMD Athlon 64 X2 2900+ | Q3 2007 + | Kuma AM2+ | 65nm | 2.9GHz | 2 | 2MB-L3 | + [**]

AMD Athlon 64 X2 2700+ | Q3 2007 + | Kuma AM2+ | 65nm | 2.7GHz | 2 | 2MB-L3 | + [**]

AMD Athlon 64 X2 2500+ | Q3 2007 + | Kuma AM2+ | 65nm | 2.5GHz | 2 | 2MB-L3 | + [**]

AMD Athlon 64 X2 2300+ | Q3 2007 + | Kuma AM2+ | 65nm | 2.3GHz | 2 | 2MB-L3 | + [**]

AMD Athlon 64 X2 2100+ | Q3 2007 + | Kuma AM2+ | 65nm | 2.1GHz | 2 | 2MB-L3 | + [**]

AMD Athlon 64 X2 1900+ | Q3 2007 + | Kuma AM2+ | 65nm | 1.9GHz | 2 | 2MB-L3 | + [**]

AMD Athlon 64 X4 2500+ | Q3 2007 + | Agena AM2+ | 65nm | 2.5GHz | 4 | 2MB-L3 | + [**]

AMD Athlon 64 X4 2300+ | Q3 2007 + | Agena AM2+ | 65nm | 2.3GHz | 4 | 2MB-L3 | + [**]

AMD Athlon 64 X4 2100+ | Q3 2007 + | Agena AM2+ | 65nm | 2.1GHz | 4 | 2MB-L3 | + [**]

AMD Athlon 64 X4 1900+ | Q3 2007 + | Agena AM2+ | 65nm | 1.9GHz | 4 | 2MB-L3 | + [**]

AMD Opteron 1266 | Q3 2007 + | Barcelona AM2+ | 65nm | 2.1GHz | 4 | 2MB-L3 | + [**]

AMD Opteron 1268SE | Q3 2007 + | Barcelona AM2+ | 65nm | 2.3GHz | 4 | 2MB-L3 | + [**]

AMD Opteron 1270SE | Q3 2007 + | Barcelona AM2+ | 65nm | 2.5GHz | 4 | 2MB-L3 | + [**]

AMD Athlon 64 FX | Q3 2007 + | Agena FX QuadFX | 65nm | 2.5GHz | 4 | 2MB-L3 | + [**]

+ = TBA [To be announced] (http://img253.imageshack.us/img253/6277/amdk10sm4.jpg)

[**]added - 03/11/2007 2007.

[*] added - 03/13/2007

If anything gets changed or updated please post and will change them or a mod can change them, but have solid proof before requesting.

Cheers. :)

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Umm... the Barcelona chips are a native quad-core design... :blink:

Barcelona is AMD's first quad-core processor, featuring four cores on a single 65nm die. Unlike Intel's quad-core Kentsfield, Barcelona is not made up of two dual core die, which is why AMD calls it a "native" quad core solution.

SOURCE

Intel Core 2 Quad | October 2007 | Core 2 Quad [yorkfield] | 45nm | 3.46-3.73GHz | 4 | 12MB | 1,333MHz ???

Okay... let's see. My computer is still brand new, and I will skip this next generation... meaning that.. I will get something MUCH better than this? hey.. it's awesome! Though I'm pretty sure they will continue to add notebook CPUs into iMacs, so I'm not really sure I'll get something THAT better. I know Santa Rosa is supposed to be next, but the cache and bus they wanna add to these Intel Core 2 Quad is just incredible.

I can't believe that AMD cannot keep up with Intel with their 45nm transistors... if AMD goes away, there won't be any competition... at all. This is bad for AMD and for us! Oh well, at least I encouraged AMD for the 3 processors before my Core 2 Duo, I shouldn't feel this bad.

(off-topic : digix, a mac CAN right click since the very beginning... you're misinformed)

(off-topic : digix, a mac CAN right click since the very beginning... you're misinformed)

Indeed, that's why it's a joke because for long time i dunno if still applies now i'm not a heavy mac user most mac mouses had the single large button on it.

prices will be the same field pretty much around what they are with what they are now plus i'm not american or know how processor sales market justify prices so if someone wants to write up an appropriate list of predicted prices i'll be more then happy to add them.

Anyone knows if the 680i chipset is compatible with the 1333Mhz FSB processors?

Yes it does but might need BIOS update. All you need is correct RAM speed circuitry (RAM/FSB divide ratio) to support 1333MHz. 965 could support if it has correct RAM/FSB divide ratio as well (that's why you can see all these reports of 965 going over 1500MHz FSB but could not support E6x50 series), and actually some 965 with newer circuits to support the required ratio do support 1333 MHz FSB.

Edited by kenipnet

well i think we just add what we know so far in terms of prices. Like what was released on the front page yesterday. Which is:

$266 for E6850

183 for E6750

163 for E6550

I cant believe the 6850 will be 50 bucks cheaper than what the 6600 is now. That just seems too low.

October 2007 seems like the month to get a new computer :D

Intel Core 2 Quad | October 2007 | Core 2 Quad [yorkfield] | 45nm | 3.46-3.73GHz | 4 | 12MB | 1,333MHz

I'm guessing that it's 3 MB of L2 Cache per core?

I wonder what the pricing is going to be like however... How much heat energy do the 45nm cores expend compared to the older ones?

well i think we just add what we know so far in terms of prices. Like what was released on the front page yesterday. Which is:

$266 for E6850

183 for E6750

163 for E6550

I cant believe the 6850 will be 50 bucks cheaper than what the 6600 is now. That just seems too low.

not really, considering Q3 is when intel should be moving to 45nm (so the 65nm chips would drop in price anyway), but also because Q3 is when AMD are supposed to be releasing their new CPU's. Prehaps Intel knows something we do not?

  • 4 weeks later...
well i think we just add what we know so far in terms of prices. Like what was released on the front page yesterday. Which is:

$266 for E6850

183 for E6750

163 for E6550

I cant believe the 6850 will be 50 bucks cheaper than what the 6600 is now. That just seems too low.

That's pretty cheap for a processor like that. :blink:

Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600 | January 2007 | Core 2 Quad [Kentsfield] | 65nm | 2.4GHz | 4 | 8MB | 1,333MHz[**]

Intel Core 2 Quad | October 2007 | Core 2 Quad [yorkfield] | 45nm | 3.46-3.73GHz | 4 | 12MB | 1,333MHz

Intel Core 2 Extreme QX6800 | April 2007 | Core 2 Extreme [Kentsfield] | 65nm | 2.93GHz | 4 | 8MB | 1,333MHz[**]

The above are wrong. Change those to

Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600 | January 2007 | Core 2 Quad [Kentsfield] | 65nm | 2.4GHz | 4 | 8MB | 1,066MHz

Intel Core 2 Quad | October 2007 | Core 2 Quad Penryn | 45nm | 3.46-3.73GHz | 4 | 12MB | 1,600MHz

Intel Core 2 Extreme QX6800 | April 2007 | Core 2 Extreme [Kentsfield] | 65nm | 2.93GHz | 4 | 8MB | 1,066MHz

Changes made in Bold.

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