New Price list for CPU Nehalem from Intel

"Expected to start in 2010 the first Nehalem processors low, belonging to the family and Lynnfield with TDP of 65 watts"

A week ago, Intel presented several new versions of the processor motherboards Socket LGA 775, making this match a reduction in prices of various models. We have reported in detail, with this news, all the subject of new processors.

Are of particular interest following the 3 models, the quad-core architecture with a maximum level of content in 65 watts, with a maximum TDP of 95 watts typically tied to the Core 2 Quad processors of these clock frequencies.

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Thanks to the maximum content of these processors will be taken in systems type Small Form Factor, as well as solutions for All In One in which minimize the overall footprint to a minimum. Starting from the first quarter of 2010, according to information reported in the latest roadmap of its processors, Intel quad-core solutions will make a low-based architecture known as the codename of Lynnfield.

This name describes the future cpu based on Nehalem architecture, for the mainstream market, with its own house is dual channel memory controller integrated support HyperThreading technology.

Are not currently available detailed specifications for these cpu, but it seems likely that the TDP will be a maximum of 65 watts above the Intel Core 2 Quad tabled last week. The latter, moreover, will remain listed until the end of the fourth quarter of 2009, with record increases in clock frequency but presumably undergoing a gradual reduction in price.

But since the Core 2 Quad chips are dual package, which is to do well Core2 low TDP? the outside would be a TDP of 35W ... it may be that he would not have much sense to sell at 100 euros + hours as they are doing with the quad.

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But since the Core 2 Quad chips are dual package, which is to do well Core2 low TDP? the outside would be a TDP of 35W ... it may be that he would not have much sense to sell at 100 euros + hours as they are doing with the quad.

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Well, today, already have a Core2 Duo TDP owner of about 35 watts, probably the most difficult you can do.

Core 2 Quad xi a 45nm Intel says consumption of 95W, but in reality there are least, it seems to me that the consumption Qx9650 in full less than 75W, the new CPU will really bombings in oveclock!

Perhaps a digestion will replace my Q6600, we will see the max take a Phenom II.

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Well, today, already have a Core2 Duo TDP owner of about 35 watts, probably the most difficult you can do.

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let us not confuse the TDP with the actual consumption of the CPU, which are two different things.

intel clearly trying to reduce the TDP on quad core primarily for manufacturers of motherboards and manufacturers of cooling systems.