Xeon X5365
Check out Intel's new Xeon X5365. The Xeon X5365 is a quad-core processor.
All kinds of options for all kinds of folk
Packard Bell's "imedia" desktops have been "refreshed" with a new design and features, aimed at those looking for a "fully featured and cost effective PC".
The range is offered in various configurations and specs, including an Intel Core 2 Quad processor or an AMD Phenom II X4 quad-core processor and up to 8GB of DDR3 memory.
Available with up to 1TB hard disc drive with...
From pocket-lint.co.uk
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AMD on Tuesday introduced the latest component in its Opteron 1000 Series of server processors, the quad-core 'Suzuka.' Following the company's tradition of naming processors after Formula 1 tracks, 'Suzuka' is inspired by a circuit in Japan. The CPU is based on the same core as AMD's Shanghai products, with processor speeds of 2.5GHz, 2.7GHz and 2.9GHz. While the new offering aims to increase per...
From macnn.com
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The transition to 45nm CPU manufacturing process has already created a revolution among triple- and quad-core AMD processors. Now 45nm cores are ready to go into dual-core CPUs, too. But is a finer manufacturing process enough for AMD to offer something interesting in the sub-$100 price range? Our today's article should answer this question for you.
From xbitlabs.com
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Yesterday the embargoes lifted on reviews of AMD's six-core Opteron server processor, codenamed "Istanbul," but for all that's riding on Istanbul there weren't that many reviews out there. Tech Reports' Scott Wasson and Anandtech's Johan DeGalas, however, came through with very thorough reviews of Istanbul that pit it against its predecessor (quad-core Shanghai) and members of Intel's Xeon line.
Istanbul is essentially a...
From arstechnica.com
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SYS-CON Media (press release)A Multi-Core Optimized Software ApplianceSYS-CON Media (press release)The Intel SOA Expressway was configured on two separate quad-core dual processor machines (8 cores), first one based on Quad-Core Intel Xeon Processor 5400 ...and more »
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From news.google.com
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It's a bit of a whisper on the wind, but bit-tech says Intel's got six-core Nehalem processors in the works for later this year. The chips are said to be compatible with existing Nehalem mobos, so you crazy builders out there will be able to just drop it in and go. If you've got the scratch, of course -- pricing hasn't been revealed, but we'd expect the new part to be more expensive than the quad-core Core i7 975, which runs about a grand...
From engadget.com
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I have in my hands an Intel Nehalem-based Apple Mac Pro, specifically a 2.93GHz dual-processor, quad-core unit running Mac OS 10.5.7 with 12GB of RAM and an ATI Radeon HD 4870 driving a beautiful Apple LED Cinema Display.
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