UPDATE: Core i7: Blazing Fast, O/C Changes

Benchmarks--Everest Memory

• Page 1: Introduction
• Page 2: Size Comparison--Bigger Die, Fewer Transistors
• Page 3: SSE 4.2 And The Technical Nitty-Gritty
• Page 4: 8 MB L3 Cache And Hyper-Threading
• Page 5: Memory Interface--Tri-Channel And DDR3-1600
• Page 6: X58 Chipset With ICH10
• Page 7: UPDATED: Overclocking--Overspeed Protection, Explained
• Page 8: UPDATED: Overclocking Up To 3.80 GHz
• Page 9: UPDATED: Extreme Edition Gets Unlocked Turbo Boost
• Page 10: Platform Power Consumption--Higher Than Core 2
• Page 11: Analysis--Core i7 16% Faster Than Core 2
• Page 12: Analysis--Hyper-Threading Yields 6% Speed-Up
• Page 13: Analysis--Triple-Channel Memory Does Not Impact Performance
• Page 14: Test Bed Systems And Drivers
• Page 15: Benchmarks And Settings
• Page 16: The Hardware
• Page 17: Benchmarks--Sandra CPU
• Page 18: Benchmarks--Sandra Multimedia
• Page 19: Benchmarks--Sandra Memory
• Page 20: Benchmarks--Everest Memory
• Page 21: Benchmarks--Everest Memory
• Page 22: Benchmarks--PCMark Vantage
• Page 23: Benchmarks--PCMark And 3DMark Vantage
• Page 24: Benchmarks--3DMark Vantage
• Page 25: Benchmarks--Crysis And UT3
• Page 26: Benchmarks--World In Conflict And Supreme Commander
• Page 27: Benchmarks--AVG And WinRAR
• Page 28: Benchmarks--Winzip 11 And Acrobat 9 Pro
• Page 29: Benchmarks--Photoshop And iTunes
• Page 30: Benchmarks--Lame And Studio 12
• Page 31: Benchmarks--Divx And Xvid
• Page 32: Benchmarks--MainConcept And Premiere
• Page 33: Benchmarks--Blu-ray And Cinema4D
• Page 34: Benchmarks--3DStudio Max 9 And Fritz 12
• Page 35: Benchmarks--Nero 8
• Page 36: Models And Pricing
• Page 37: Conclusion--Screaming Fast With Overclocking "Protection"