Intel should benefit from ESC, which will be held in Las Vegas from January 7 to 10, 2010, to launch Clarkdale, the first chip using a new process to 32 nm. First representative of the Westmere architecture, this chip contains according to the pace of innovation pendulum (tick tock) CPU derived from the Nehalem architecture, which she assistant for the first time a GPU, which confined him for a fine etching of 45 nm.
An e-tailer has also revealed the latest details on future CPUs based on this chip, including the frequencies of the GPU.
The first Clarkdale are as planned six double hearts.
The i5 650 Core, Core i5 660 and Core i5 670 show respectively a native frequency of 3.20, 3.33 and 3.46 GHz, which can increase to 3.46, 3.60 and 3.73 GHz turbo mode if all hearts were not solicited. The core logic are also lined through function simultaneous multithreading (SMT or formerly hyperthreading). They appear to pre-order about 130, 140 and 200 euros.
In entry level, the Core i3 530 and 540 clocked at 2.93 and 3.06 GHz are devoid of function SMT, so they have as many hearts as hearts logical physical and denied the turbo mode. They are in turn offered to about 85 and 100 euros.
GPU these five processors, known for now it supports hardware acceleration for decoding high definition video, like the GMA 4500MHD. It is clocked at 733 MHz against 400 to 533 MHz for the latter. The top five processors also show the same TDP of 73 W.
The Core i5 661, sixth and last Clarkdale, finally takes the key specifications of the Core i5 660 which it is derived. It is distinguished by its GPU clocked at 900 MHz and its TDP logically pointed to 87 W. Sold at the same price as the 660, it would for example run World of Warcraft maximum quality and 1920 × 1200 pixels at 30 fps.
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