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A First Look At The 45nm Intel Penryn
Posted by Philipp on: 2007-11-14 09:57:25 [ Print | Permalink ]

TechwareLabs has published a First Look At The 45nm Intel Penryn processor.

"We have a first look at the new Intel 45nm Penryn Processor complete with screenshots and a preliminary benchmark. Is this single processor faster than a pair of dual Xeon 5150's? We show you why the Penryn may be the new desktop, server, and mobile processor king."

>> A First Look At The 45nm Intel Penryn