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Intel Core i7 ’Nehalem’ processor and X58 chipset
The Register - November 03, 2008 1:43 PM
We put the chip giant’s new architecture to the test
Review In appearance, the new Intel Core i7 - based on the ’Nehalem’ microarchitecture - looks like a bigger, chunkier version of the Core 2 Quad but under the heat spreader and casing it has a radical design that breaks new ground.?
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