whats an E6850 E6750 E6650 cpu?

[tvdang7]

link is here

http://www.cpuid.com/

 

[jcll2002]

new cpus that are to be released...havent heard anything about them though

 

[InorganicMatter]

Refreshes of the current E6600, E6700, and X6800 CPUs. The FSB will be increased to 1333MHz, and they will get a slight boost in clock speeds.

http://www.digitimes.com/mobos/a20061123PD209.html

 

[tvdang7]

Refreshes of the current E6600, E6700, and X6800 CPUs. The FSB will be increased to 1333MHz, and they will get a slight boost in clock speeds.

http://www.digitimes.com/mobos/a20061123PD209.html

wth? the E6390 is going to be a rebadged E6400? what kinda of ati x1300xt x1650 stuff are they doing?

 

[ND40oz]

wth? the E6390 is going to be a rebadged E6400? what kinda of ati x1300xt x1650 stuff are they doing?

What are you referring to? There's no E6390, only E6850, E6750 and E6650, they're all the current 4 meg cache chips with 1333 fsb's, like the 5140, 5150 and 5160s xeons.

 

[tvdang7]

What are you referring to? There's no E6390, only E6850, E6750 and E6650, they're all the current 4 meg cache chips with 1333 fsb's, like the 5140, 5150 and 5160s xeons.

Mid-range


E6390


2.13


1066


from the website they poster above me linked.

3Q 07

 

[jcll2002]

whats the difference between that and the e6400?

 

[stalker]

Although the yet to be releases cpus have 1333MHz FSB instead of current 1066MHz FSB, one refresh model will still have only 1066FSB, it is the E6800m which according to dailytech (If I remember correctly) will have 1066FSB and will be clocked at 2.93GHz... which is the same as the current Extreme... X6800??? any idea?

 

[ND40oz]

whats the difference between that and the e6400?

Found it, the 6390 doesn't have VT, kind of like the Pentium D 9x5 chips.

 

[jcll2002]

Found it, the 6390 doesn't have VT, kind of like the Pentium D 9x5 chips.

VT?

 

[carp3n0ct3m]

VT stands for Virtualization Technology

From Intel's site:

Intel® Virtualization Technology (Intel® VT) is a set of hardware enhancements to Intel® server and client platforms that can improve traditional software-based virtualization solutions.

Virtualization solutions enhanced by Intel VT will allow a platform to run multiple operating systems and applications in independent partitions. Using virtualization capabilities, one computer system can function as multiple "virtual" systems.

http://www.intel.com/technology/virtualization/index.htm

-carp3n0ct3m

 

[jcll2002]

doesnt look like i need it

 

[carp3n0ct3m]

IIRC, this is the technology that lets Parallels run so well on the Mac Book (Pro).