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Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600 Processor
Visit http://tiger.tv/more_info/?516 for more information. With four execution cores, the Intel Core 2 Quad processor blows through processor-intensive tasks in demanding multitasking environments and makes the most of highly threaded applications. Whether you’re creating multimedia, annihilating your gaming enemies, or running compute-intensive applications at one time, new quad-core processing will change the way you do everything. The unprecedented performance of the Intel Core 2 Quad processor is made possible by each of the four complete execution cores delivering the full power of Intel Core microarchitecture. More instructions can be carried out per clock cycle, shorter and wider pipelines execute commands more quickly, and improved bus lanes move data throughout the system faster. This quad-core processor represents Intel’s continued leadership and drive of multi-core processing and more parallel computing.
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Intel Processor History
Here is a quick history of Intel processors – The specs on each are hard to see so I put them below ^_^
Intel i286 – 12MHz
Intel i386 – 25MHz
Intel i486 DX – 33MHz
Intel i486 DX2 – 66 and 80MHz
Intel Pentium I – 75-200MHz
Intel Pentium I with MMX – 133-300MHz
Intel Pentium Pro – 150-200MHz with 256KB-1MB cache
Intel Pentium II – 233 – 450MHz with 512KB cache
Intel Pentium II m – 233 – 400MHz with 256 and 512KB cache
Intel Pentium II Xeon – 400 and 450MHz with 512KB and 1MB cache
Intel Celeron – 266 – 1130MHz with 128KB-1MB cache
Intel Pentium III – 400 – 1400MHz with 256KB and 512KB cache
Intel Pentium IIIm – 400 – 1330MHz with 256KB and 512KB cache
Intel Pentium III Xeon – 500 – 1000MHz with 256KB-2MB cache
Intel Pentium 4 – 1.3 – 3.06GHz 256KB-2MB cache
Intel Pentium M – 900-2260MHz with 1 and 2MB cache
Intel Pentium 4m – 1.4 – 3.33GHz with 512KB and 1MB cache
Intel Xeon and Xeon MP – 700-3800Mhz with 256KB – 16MB cache
Intel Itanium – 733 – 800MHz with 2-4MB Cache
Intel Itanium 2 – 1.40-1.60GHz with 6-24MB cache
Intel Pentium 4 HT – 2.4 – 3.8GHz with 512KB-2MB cache
Intel Pentium 4 HT EE – 3.2 – 3.73GHz 1066MHz BUS and 512KB and 2MB cache
Intel Celeron D – 1.2-3.6GHz with 256KB-1MB cache
Intel Pentium EE – 3.2 – 3.73GHz with 2MB and 4MB cache
Intel Pentium D – 2.66-3.60GHz First Dual-Core with 2 and 4MB cache
Intel Core Solo – 1.06 – 1.83GHz with 2MB cache
Intel Core Duo – 1.06-2.33GHz with 2MB cache
Intel Core 2 Solo – 1.06-2.0GHz with 1MB cache
Intel Pentium Dual-Core – 1.6-2.66GHz with 1MB cache
Intel Core 2 Duo – 1.8-3.33GHz with 2-6MB cache
Intel Core 2 Duo Mobile – 1.06- 2.80Ghz with 2-6MB cache
Intel Core 2 Quad – 2.4-3.00Ghz First Quad-Core with 8 and 12MB cache
Intel Core 2 Extreme – 2.66-3.20GHz with 8 and 12MB cache
Intel Core 2 Extreme Mobile – 2.6-2.8GHz with 4 and 6MB cache
Intel Core i7 – 2.66-3.20GHz with 256KB L2 and 8MB L3 cache
I realize that there’s been new processor releases lately, like the i7 series. Please don’t comment about how I “forgot” them, this video is fairly old now.
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Intel tests chip design with 80-core processor
Following their march from standard processors to dual-core and quad-core designs in 2006, Intel Corp. researchers have built an 80-core chip that performs more than a trillion floating-point operations per second (TFLOPS) while using less electricity than a modern desktop PC chip.
First described by Intel executives at a September trade show, the chip fits 80 cores onto a 275-square-millimeter, fingernail-size chip and draws only 62 watts of power — less than many modern desktop chips.
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Intel Vs AMD