Intel has branded the first of its next-generation desktop processor, previously codenamed "Nehalem", the Core i7. The full name of the new processors will be "Intel® Core™ i7 processor," but ...

A closer look to the Core i7 and Nehalem. Today marks the release of Intel's latest and greatest processor architecture to date. Meet the new Core i7 920, 940 and 965 Extreme Edition processors ...

The latter is an Extreme Edition processor; these will now be distinguished by a black Core i7 logo. Intel said Core i7 it is the first of several new names that it will roll out over the next ...

The extreme Core i7-965 version has an unlocked clock multiplier and runs, out of the box, at 3.20 Ghz. The i7-940 has a 2.93 Ghz clock, while the i7-920 is a 2.66 Ghz processor.

Even if Core i7 does have to step out to main memory, it can still do so in less time than it takes the Core 2 Extreme. Penryn's competitive position relative to Nehalem may not be quite as bad as ...

In this article, HotHardware takes a detailed look at Intel's brand new Core i7 desktop processors based on the 45nm Nehalem micro-architecture, the - Page 7 ...

They may be considered “mainstream” models, but the new Core i5 and i7 processors are powerful. Expect faster performance, improved power consumption and greater efficiency. With the i5-750 set to ...

Pricing for the chips has also been revealed, confirming the earlier leaks, as $284 for the 2.66GHz Core i7 920, $562 for the 2.93GHz Core i7 940, and $999 for the 3.20GHz Core i7 Extreme 965.

Chipmaker's next-generation desktop processors will be branded "Core" and get an "i7" identifier for the first wave of products. Intel's Nehalem chips to get 'Core' branding - CNET X ...

Intel Core i7 - Nehalem Architecture Dive ... Intel hasn't announced the 3.33GHz Core i7 Extreme 975, but the processor has appeared for sale on a number of UK retail sites today.

Intel explained that Core brand was very well accepted but at the same time, Intel had too many variables, such as Core 2, Core 2 Quad, Core 2 Extreme and so on. It was too confusing and therefore ...