I would like to discuss some information about the Intel Core 2 Extreme QX9650.
The Core 2 Extreme QX9650 is based on the Penryn microarchitecture. This is an evolution of the Core microarchitecture (NGMA, Merom micro-architecture). In the context of the Tick-Tock model is a "tick" that serve as pioneers of a new manufacturing technology (45 nm) and contain little expensive improvements to an existing architecture. Although the new products are faster to 45 percent - more on that later - take this not as an opportunity to already "Core 3" set as the product name. The supported instruction sets for the first time include the Streaming SIMD Extensions (SSE) version 4.1. No difference in the control of the processor with a system clock of 333 MHz, which as usual means a quad-pumped bus of 1333 MHz. As with the other editions of Extreme Intel QX9650 is the new open at the top of the multiplier. By default, it is, however, 9 and thus generates the normal state in the 3.0 GHz clock frequency. To change the multiplier and the set front-side bus will come later in the "overclocking" to speak. Originally, the audit planning a rhythm of A0 - instead of the revision C0 and A1 ->> B0 - before, of which B1> latter worked the final revision should be. In the course of the last few months we decided against the B1 revision, however, . Where: A modification of the letters are not only the metal layers, but also the layers of silicon-created. to change only the number, the silicon remains unchanged.
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