intel 3.2ghz

[tychoecho]

Does anyone here have a firm release date on the new intels? I have been harrassing a few intel guys but they have nothing to say but sometime this month.

 

[tychoecho]

Look I will give you everything I know so far.
3.2 and 3.6 ghz chips
800mhz fsb
128L2 cache at 800mhz
865 class motherboard using 3200 base ddr

 

[HardWareBoss]

Canterwood 14 April. 3.2 800 FSB Northwood sometime in May. Anyone have release date on 3.2 Northwood?

 

[speeduk]

On the canterwood note, strange how no boards have been reviewed yet, and they are only days away from retail .....

 

[jaythaman]

128l2 cache???? AFAIK it's supposed to be 1024k/1MB

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[slvr_phoenix]

Canterwood 14 April.

A quick search on Pricewatch for pre-ordering a P4 3.06Ghz with an 800MHz FSB indicates "Scheduled release April 21st". So I guess Intel is releasing the 800MHz FSB CPUs to run on Canterwood a week after the release of Canterwood? **LOL**

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[slvr_phoenix]

Canterwood 14 April.

A quick search on Pricewatch for pre-ordering a P4 3.06Ghz with an 800MHz FSB indicates "Scheduled release April 21st". So I guess Intel is releasing the 800MHz FSB CPUs to run on Canterwood a week after the release of Canterwood? **LOL** Silly Intel.

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[Mephistopheles]

Very strange... 3.06Ghz, 800Mhz FSB? The math doesn´t add up... 4x200Mhz FSB, and a multiplier of... 15? That´d be 3.0<b>0</b>Ghz, not 3.0<b>6</b>Ghz...

But the good news is that, if that´s right, it´ll only cost around $500, not the usual top-of-the-line $600 (that´ll probably be the 3.2Ghz... ? )

 

[ZER0]

<<<Very strange... 3.06Ghz, 800Mhz FSB? The math doesn´t add up... 4x200Mhz FSB, and a multiplier of... 15? That´d be 3.00Ghz, not 3.06Ghz... >>>>

you are correct it is 3ghz

 

[phial]

you are correct it is 3ghz

no sheet sherlock

blah.. siggys suck

 

[murdoK]

128k L2????? seriously??????? that would suck

 

[vacs]

no, of course the 3.0GHz P4 with a 800MHz FSB still has 512kb L2. That won't change until the Prescott is released which offers 1mb of L2 cache.

 

[tychoecho]

I apologize. The L2 cache on the 3.2 and 3.6 will be 1 meg at the speed of the chip.

 

[murdoK]

i have 1024k of L3 cache... what is L3 cache.. do all chips ahve that?

best bios error...."no keyboard detected.... press F1 to continue....."

 

[reever2]

Isnt prescott being released at 3.4 ghz? So technically the 3.2 would still have 512k L2

 

[jclw]

The rumors I've heard indicate the date was pushed back from April 21st to May 11th.

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[HardWareBoss]

Prescott will launch with 3.4 Ghz 800 Fsb. Last Northwood will be 3.2 Ghz 800 Fsb. As far as I know L2 will be 512K on 3.2 Prescott's will be 1Mb L2.

 

[sabbath1]

According to the DigiTimes newsletter I got today, there seems to be a confirmed release-date of May the 21st. That's also seemingly the day when Intel will release 2.4-2.8 GHz CPU's on 800 FSB, probably with HT. Finally, May 21st seems to be the day for releasing Springdale as well.