Have found this online, pals, enjoy!^_^ Gainestown, the chip that is designed to replace the high-end DP level CPUs for workstations, utilizing LGA 1366 and supporting Dual QPI, came into eyesight of enthusiasts. JC had done few tests to unleash some of this monster’s magic.
Ever since K10 got released early September last year despite whatever, it has been blamed for the lack of power brought by rather low frequency. AMD promised to raise up the frequency for quite a long time, but failed so long to deliver until recently. Now things could change.
More details about Intel’s next generation architecture, Nehalem, and its likely performance.
Nehalem performs in Super Pi.
A look into Intel’s coming new Centrino, Montevina