Core i7 870, 860 and Core i5 750 coming soon

[illidan]

Back in June, Intel took the opportunity to share with the industry its focused approach to the naming scheme it will give its Core series processor lineup. Since its inception in the summer of 2006, the Intel Core brand lineup has progressed across several architectures and naming mechanisms all beginning with the same prefix.

Recently, Intel stated that its next generation socket LGA 1366 Bloomfield and LGA 1156 Lynnfield chips would be branded from high-end to entry-level as Core i7, Core i5 and Core i3 respectively. The high-end Core i7 branded chips will share sockets LGA 1366 for the Bloomfield quad-core 8-thread chips and LGA 1156 for the Lynnfield quad-core 8-thread chips. Core i7 Bloomfield chips launched in November use the Core i7 9xx modifier, while Core i7 Lynnfield chips will use the Core i7 8xx modifier.

The Core i5 performance-level brand will share both Lynnfield quad-core 4-thread chips and Clarkdale dual-core 4-thread chips that are yet to be announced. The entire brand will be operating on socket LGA 1156. As for the Core i3 entry-level brand, it will consist of all Clarkdale dual-core 4-thread chips that are yet to be announced. Finally, at the very bottom will be Pentium branded Clarkdale dual-core 2-thread chips running on LGA 1156 that are yet to be announced.

As for the bigger news, there will be three first upcoming LGA 1156 Lynnfield Core i7 and Core i5 desktop SKUs which are yet to be publicly announced by Intel. Sources at PC Watch in Japan state that they will be Core i7 870 2.93GHz, Core i7 860 2.80GHz, and Core i5 750 2.66GHz. All three models operate at a 95w TDP while Core i7 870 and 860 are quad-core 8-thread chips while Core i5 750 is a quad-core 4-thread chip respectively. As expected, the Core i5 version of Lynnfield does not support Simultaneous MultiThreading, and therefore it’s just a 4-thread CPU.

Back in January, we wrote that Intel was also planning to introduce low-power 65w TDP models of the Core i5 Lynnfield processors. This is still true, however, Intel has changed the TDP spec to 82w and plans to make low-power Core i7 chips as well. The first two models will launch in Q1 2010 and will be known as Core i7 860S 2.53GHz and Core i7 750S 2.4GHz.

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[Oki]

A na jesen furam osamstoshezdes' : )

Dacje bog !

lepe vesti

 

[Shiki]

Zanimljiv je ovaj poslednji deo gde su najavili 65W a ipak nece biti ispod 82W TDP , neshto im ne ide da smanje to malo

Btw 860ica deluje kao prava mera, dok 870 stvarno ne vidim zashto koshta zamalo pa duplo...

 

[FantomX]

Iskusno se cheka 32nm, nema razloga za ovim, mislim da ce se chika illidan sloziti sa konstatacijom da treba sada furati ovo shto imamo do kraja i shtekati lovu za 32nm.

 

[ays]

Нови socket... опет?!
Слажем се са Фантомом, дефинитивно треба чекати ове нове 850,860 а као што написа Шики, 870 је непотребно и нејасно дупло скупљи. :/

 

[nano.tube]

Слажем се са Фантомом, дефинитивно треба чекати ове нове 850,860

Fantom je mislio na 32nm refresh Nehalema, a to je Westmere, ne Lynnfield.

 

[illidan]

Intel Makes It Official: September 8th For Lynnfield Launch

The rumors about Intel's new Lynnfield based CPUs have been confirmed. September 08 has been set as date of release for the socket LGA 1156 processors.
The first new Lynnfield based CPUs for the socket LGA 1566 have apparently been confirmed. The release date as well as the technical specifications have been listed in a PCN (Product Change Notification) that has been sent to retailers. According to that the first three models the Core i7-870 and i7-860 as well as the core i5-750, will hit the markets on September 08. The document also lists the exact Product Codes BX80605I5750, BX80605I7860 and BX80605I7870 plus the according S-Spec numbers SLBLC, SLBJJ and SLBJG. Furthermore the new processors are also listed in Intel's International Declaration of Conformity.

Izvor: PCGamesHardware.com