micri
Betmen
- Učlanjen(a)
- 01.04.2009.
- Poruka
- 3.537
- Rezultat reagovanja
- 177
Moja konfiguracija
PC / Laptop Name:
Rupa bez dna
CPU & cooler:
AMD 9800X3D/NZXT X73
Motherboard:
Asus B850M-Plus Wifi
RAM:
G.SKILL 32GB Ripjaws M5 RGB DDR5 6000MHz CL28
VGA & cooler:
AsRock RX6900XT OC Formula
Display:
BenQ EX2780Q/Hisense 65u8gq
HDD:
Seagate Firecuda 520 1tb/Seagate Firecuda 520 1tb/WD 3TB RED/WD 2TB Black
Sound:
Samsung Q800c/Sennheiser GSP670/JBL Flip 5
Case:
LIAN LI PC-O11D Mini TG black
PSU:
CORSAIR SF Series SF750 Platinum 750W
Mice & keyboard:
Monsgeek M1V3/Zuoya GMK26/Razer Naga 2014/Razer Deathadder v3 Pro
Internet:
Optika 600/600
OS & Browser:
W10
Other:
Apple iPhone 16 Pro Max 256GB/Logitech F710/Sony Playstation 5 Disc/BambuLab P1S+AMS
2.83GHz 6MB cache
Intel plans to launch one more CPU, but surprisingly this time we are talking about a Yorkfield 45nm Core 2 generation LGA775 CPU. The CPU is less than exciting, as it is nothing more than Q9550 version with 6MB of L2 cache.
Core 2 Quad Q9550 works at 2.83GHz, has 12MB of cache, 95W TDP, while Q9505 will share the same spec but it the cache amount will be crippled to 6MB. The "new" CPU should cost $212 at launch and its sole purpose is to replace Q9400 2.66GHz quad-core in the „mainstream 2“ target category.
Lynnfield 2.66GHz should also coexist and target the same audience as the Q9505, but we believe it should end up at least slightly more expensive probably closer to $260 price mark.
If priced to closely, you have to consider that Lynnfield platform might be a tad more expensive than the Core 2 Quad ready socket 775 generation, but with Lynnfield you will get Hypertreading and single core turbo overclocking, something that might give you better performance, at least in some cases.
Source