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Mobo makers: CPU wars to enter new level with 45 nm Penryn in 2007
11:37 AM - November 29, 2006 by
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Source: Tom's Hardware US – Keywords: 45nm, penryn, processor 0 comment
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In response to the news that Intel has started making prototypes of 45nm Penryn processors, motherboard makers said they expect CPU wars to enter a new level with dual-core processors operating at frequencies of 3 GHz and higher in 2007.
Two days ago, Reuters cited Mark Bohr, director of process architecture and integration at Intel's technology and manufacturing group, as saying the US chip giant is "processing the first samples of the Penryn design, which will go back to the design team to determine if [the] design is working as expected."
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