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On January 5, 2006 Intel presented new dual core processors Pentium D 900, followed by Pentium Extreme Edition 955 a few days later (January 16). These processors are based on the new Presler core, which is the first processor core manufactured by the...
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One word comes to mind when you think of Intels 90nm Netburst series: Heat. Many predicted Intels long awaited move to 65nm would see an end to Intels worryingly low performance to watt ratio of the Pentium 4 line. Well see how true this statement...
Fast at multithreaded applications, Great overclocker...
Expensive, High heat dissipation when overvolted, Not outstanding in single threaded application...
If the first Prescotts felt like sticky keys popping up while sprinting in GTA, then the Presler would be like summoning a tank. It’s an excellent multitasking CPU with great overclocking potential, but it is quite painful on the wallet. Nevertheles...
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Intel is undergoing something of a transition right now. As it likes to tell journalists, it’s moving from a single-minded gigahertz obsessed company to a balanced, platform focussed company. What this means is that instead of trying to sell you a singl...
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xbitlabs.com Updated: 2015-01-23 05:42:40
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It is not a secret for anyone these days that NetBurst architecture all Pentium 4 processors are based on is living through its last months. The launch of the “progressive” Prescott core manufactured with 90nm production technology revealed a...
Pentium Extreme Edition 955 (Presler) processor we have reviewed today left a very favorable impression. Especially against the background of its less successful predecessor – Pentium Extreme Edition 840 based on the 90nm Smithfield core. First of a...
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Intel has been relatively quiet over the last eight months or so, since the initial release of the dual-core Pentium Extreme Edition 840 processor back in early April of this year. The company has released an entire line of dual-core Pentium D processors...
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Usually around this time of the year we show you dozens of benchmarks with the next generation Intel Processor with the whole AMD versus Intel mentality. Legit Reviews is still going to do that, but just not today. This morning at 10am Intel announc...
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sharkyextreme.com Updated: 2015-01-23 05:42:40
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The current high-end desktop market is quickly turning into a dual core-only proposition, and as far as new releases are concerned, single core models are definitely on the endangered species list. The reasons for this shift are very clear, as dual co...
Highend MultiThreaded Performance, 1066 MHz Bus, Overclocks like a Demon...
Expensive, Platform Upgrade Questions, Athlon 64 4800 offers Higher Performance...
The Pentium Extreme Edition 955 is an impressive release from a number of standpoints. It offers the fastest clock speed for a dual core processor, features upgraded Cedar Mill 2MB cores, and runs on a blazing 1066 MHz processor bus, all of which tran...
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Its quite obvious that Intel processors on Prescott core (and its ideological descendants) have problems with the clock growth. The assumption that dual-core processors will have at least the same problems or even worse looks logical: two cores get he...
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firingsquad.com Updated: 2015-01-23 05:42:40
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The idea of a sudden remedy to a pressing issue is known as a magic bullet. Seemingly miraculous, magic bullets are few and far between. But that doesn’t stop hopeful dreamers from chasing them, driven by a lust for quick payoff or an end to some ma...
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Review: Intel manages to sneak Presler out the door before the end of 2005. We put Intels 65nm Extreme Edition on the bench and uncover a processor that performs well, but is thermally challenged. Lets examine Intels newest dual-core CPU.
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