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Mobile Peryn's... Do we know what clock speeds?

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USMC2Hard4U

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I am just curious if we know what clock speeds they will be introduced at? I see alot of people are liking their current Peryn EE's.... I would like to see one in a notebook.

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I believe I saw a penryn ee mobile dual core at 2.8. But then, I could have imagined that. But I think I saw it somewhere, I will post back if I find the link.
 
i was just reading about these cpu's. Mac's might get them in their lappies in Jan. Here go stats:



"Intel has already launched its first desktop 45nm 'Penryn' processor, the Core 2 Extreme QX9650 and has begun seeding next year's QX9770 - reviewed here. And now we know what it's planning for laptops.

While these desktop CPUs are quad-core parts, the mobiles will be dual-core chips, DailyTech reports. They'll debut on 6 January during the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, and just ahead of Macworld Expo.

The line-up comprises five models. The T8100 and T8300 are clocked at 2.1GHz and 2.3GHz, respectively, and contain 3MB of L2 cache shared by both cores. The T9300 and T9500 up the cache to 6MB. They run, respectively, at 2.5GHz and 2.6GHz.

All four chips have a thermal envelope of 35W, which matches current Core 2 Duo processors, allowing notebook makers to slot the new chips in without having to redesign the machines' thermal characteristics.

The fifth chip, the Core 2 Extreme X9000, consumes up to 44W when it's running at full, 2.8GHz pelt. It too has 6MB of L2 cache."

http://www.channelregister.co.uk/2007/12/05/intel_core_2_penryn_mobile/
 
This is the line up Intel announced at IDF in September:

Core 2 Duo X9000 : 2.8 GHz - FSB 800 MHz - 6MB L2 cache - TDP 45 Watts
Core 2 Duo T9500 : 2.6 GHz - FSB 800 MHz - 6MB L2 cache - TDP 25 Watts
Core 2 Duo T9300 : 2.5 GHz - FSB 800 MHz - 6MB L2 cache - TDP 25 Watts
Core 2 Duo T8300 : 2.4 GHz - FSB 800 MHz - 3MB L2 cache - TDP 25 Watts
Core 2 Duo T8100 : 2.1 GHz - FSB 800 MHz - 3MB L2 cache - TDP 25 Watts

Those are the models, specs and power figures straight from Intel. I have no idea where theregister got their TDP figures. edit: oh, dailytech was the source. figures. :p
 
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