“Intel’s 45nm Dual-Cores have finally arrived, so it’s only fitting that we take one for a spin. Our test subject is the 3.0GHz E8400, offering 6MB cache, SSE4 and more. Overclocking is impressive, with 3.8GHz stable being possible without even raising the voltage! This chip definitely proves itself a winner.”Here are some more Processor articles from around the web:
- A look at VIA’s next-gen Isaiah x86 CPU architecture @ The Tech Report
- Intel Penryn architecture dissected @ NordicHardware
- VIA’s Glenn Henry Speaks on Isaiah Processor @ HotHardware
- Centaur Technology Tour in Pictures @ [H]ard|OCP
- The VIA Isaiah Architecture @ ExtremeTech
- Intel Core 2 Performance Comparison Guide @ TechARP
It had better do more than just beat the Q6600
The new VIA Isaiah processor isn’t the only new chip hitting the streets, and if you haven’t caught up with VIA’s newest then check Ryan’s look, as well as the links just below. For those looking for a new Intel processor, then check out Techgage’s review of the Intel Core 2 Duo E8400 Dual Core Processor. This chip, if paired with the right motherboard, is a great way to hit 3.8Ghz, without spending over $300 dollars. One of the more telling parts of this article is a look at the Wolfdale architectures performance, when compared clock for clock with older C2D processors.
