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Written by Fuad Abazovic
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Monday, 01 February 2010 10:24 |
Westmere 32nm
based
Intel plans
a few new CPUs in the next quarters and now we've found out that the six-core
Core i7 980X won't be the only 32nm Westmere based new high-end CPU to come in
early 2010.
We still don’t
know whether Core i7 970 will have six-cores as Intel is keeping its mouth shut,
but we highly suspect that this might be the slower version of yet another
six-core high end CPU.
If it would
launch as quad core, which would make it the first 32nm quad core, but we still
highly suspect that this is a six-core. Intel will probably update its plans in
the next few weeks and we hope to get you updated as soon as we find that out.
It also
uses a well known LGA 1366 socket and will match with X58 chipset based
motherboards.
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