Intel New processor is going to be launch in the market with Six Core Feature, that Will be very powerful Processor. PC revolution is now coming.
Intel i9 Processor will be having Six core (6 core) and 12 Thread.
Intel decided to name processors from Core i9 series with a 1000 suffix, a logical step from Core i5-700, i7-800, i7-900 and now - i9-1000 series. According to the sources in the know, 32nm has some trouble achieving good thermals for the planned Turbo architecture and dynamic clock scaling. The goal is to bring this even further than in 45nm Lynnfields. Once that thermals are in the desired range, Intel will target aggressive clock scaling for its desktop parts [Gulftowns from Xeon 5600 series will be more moderately clocked and fit inside workstation/server TDP's]. Regardless of when it happens [Q4'09, we would place our bets on November], the upcoming arrival of a sexa-core processor to desktop probably will force the competition to either enter the sexa-core arena on desktop [Phenom II "X6" or rebranded Opteron 1400 series], or stay aside while Intel reaps the positive PR and more importantly, gather developer support.
we are also waiting for more news from intel side.
Intel i9 Processor will be having Six core (6 core) and 12 Thread.
Intel decided to name processors from Core i9 series with a 1000 suffix, a logical step from Core i5-700, i7-800, i7-900 and now - i9-1000 series. According to the sources in the know, 32nm has some trouble achieving good thermals for the planned Turbo architecture and dynamic clock scaling. The goal is to bring this even further than in 45nm Lynnfields. Once that thermals are in the desired range, Intel will target aggressive clock scaling for its desktop parts [Gulftowns from Xeon 5600 series will be more moderately clocked and fit inside workstation/server TDP's]. Regardless of when it happens [Q4'09, we would place our bets on November], the upcoming arrival of a sexa-core processor to desktop probably will force the competition to either enter the sexa-core arena on desktop [Phenom II "X6" or rebranded Opteron 1400 series], or stay aside while Intel reaps the positive PR and more importantly, gather developer support.
we are also waiting for more news from intel side.
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