PC Components CPUs Intel's 45 nm Penryn CPU: 4 GHz Air Cooled Features By Tom's Hardware News Team published 29 October 2007 Comments (0) Page 28 of 40: Applications: Photoshop, PDF Page 1: Revamping The Core 2 Architecture - New Flagship: Extreme QX9650 Page 2: New Dielectric Minimizes Leakage Currents Page 3: 45 nm - Higher Yield, Smaller Die Area Page 4: 12 MB L2 Cache And SSE 4 Page 5: The Processor - Intel Core 2 QX9650 Page 6: Overclocking I - 3.33 GHz Page 7: Overclocking II - 3.66 GHz Page 8: Overclocking III - 3.8 GHz Page 9: Overclocking IV - 4 GHz At Very High Voltage Page 10: Overclocking V - 4 GHz At FSB 1600 Page 11: Overclocking - Up To 19% More Performance Page 12: Overclocking To 4.0 GHz - FSB1600 Offers No Advantage Page 13: Sensational: Idle Power Consumption Of Only 3.79 Watts Page 14: Very Good - 73 Watts For Four Cores Page 15: Lower Core Voltage - 1.250 Volts Page 16: Operating Temperature - 12°C Lower Page 17: Penryn-Based Core 2 CPUs - Models, Prices, New Boxed Cooler Page 18: New Boxed Cooler Page 19: Performance Comparison - Old Vs. New - 6.9% Better Performance Page 20: Test Setup Page 21: Software Configuration Page 22: Benchmarks And Settings Page 23: 3D Games: UT2004, Prey Page 24: 3D Games: Quake 4, Warhammer Page 25: 3D Games: Supreme Commander, Serious Sam 2 Page 26: 3D Rendering: Cinema 4D, 3D-Studio Max Page 27: Applications: AVG, WinRAR Page 28: Applications: Photoshop, PDF Page 29: Applications: Deep Fritz Page 30: Audio Encoding: ITunes, Lame Page 31: Synthetic: Sandra CPU Page 32: Synthetic: Sandra Memory Page 33: Synthetic: Sandra Multimedia Page 34: Synthetic: PC-Mark Page 35: Synthetic: 3D-Mark Page 36: Video Encoding: Xvid, Pinnacle Studio Page 37: Video Encoding: Premiere, MainConcept Page 38: Video Encoding: HDTV, DivX Page 39: Video Encoding: CloneDVD Page 40: Conclusion: Less Noise, More Efficiency, More Speed and More Overclocking Potential Applications: Photoshop, PDFStay On the Cutting Edge: Get the Tom's Hardware NewsletterGet Tom's Hardware's best news and in-depth reviews, straight to your inbox.Contact me with news and offers from other Future brandsReceive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors 1 … 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 … 40 Current page: Applications: Photoshop, PDF Prev Page Applications: AVG, WinRAR Next Page Applications: Deep Fritz TOPICS Build Your Own See all comments (0) Tom's Hardware News TeamSocial Links NavigationTom's Hardware's dedicated news crew consists of both freelancers and staff with decades of experience reporting on the latest developments in CPUs, GPUs, super computing, Raspberry Pis and more. More about cpusIntel's latest Arrow Lake CPU firmware reportedly offers little to no performance gains — users test the microcode ahead of launch on the ASRock Z890 Taichi OCF30-year-old Pentium FDIV bug tracked down in the silicon — Ken Shirriff takes the microscope to Intel's first-ever recallLatestFujitsu flaunts massive 144-core Monaka Arm chip — 2nm and 5nm chiplets, 3D-stacked CPU cores over memorySee more latest ► No comments yet Comment from the forums Most PopularHDD Benchmarks Hierarchy 2024: Here's all the hard disks we've tested over the past couple of years ranked by performance.Best Raspberry Pi Projects: November 2024Intel Core Ultra 9 285K cooling testing: How much does it take to keep Arrow Lake cool in MSI's MPG Gungnir 300R Airflow PC Case? 10 Raspberry Pi Halloween projects from 2024 that scared our socks offIntel Core Ultra 7 265K cooling testing: How much does it take to keep Arrow Lake cool in MSI's MPG Velox 100R PC Case?Building a new family PC? These motherboards bring style and substanceAMD Ryzen 9 9950X vs Intel Core i9-14900K FaceoffDon't overlook this core component when building your next PCHands-on with Lian Li's Lancool 207 PC case: Rethinking ATX on a budgetCreate even faster with local AI-enhanced desktopsAMD RX 7600 XT vs RX 7600 GPU faceoff: Is 16GB of video memory worth it in a budget GPU?
