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According to this article at the Reg, Intel has demoed their "Yonah" 65nm, dual core CPU.

Intel has shown off its dual-core, 65nm 'Yonah' mobile processor, but don't expect it to ship until 2006, the chip giant said. That could be seen as a slippage of the processor's release schedule, but since recent roadmaps have the part down for a very late 2005 introduction, a slide into 2006 shouldn't come as any great surprise. Doubly so, since Yonah is expected to be fabbed using the next generation of process technology.

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rmn oh my, it's huge! Posts: 5894 Joined: 2002-01-26

#33384 Posted on: 12/10/2004 09:19 AM How, exactly, have they "shown off" the CPU? :confused: Where? What was it doing? Are there any benchmarks, or even specs? RMN ~~~

cr@zy Registered User Posts: 87 Joined: 2004-08-26

#33385 Posted on: 12/10/2004 09:50 AM heh I was wondering the same thing. If they demoed/showed it how the hell is it over a year away? I think this is mainly aimed at scarring amd.

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rmn oh my, it's huge! Posts: 5894 Joined: 2002-01-26

#33387 Posted on: 12/10/2004 11:41 AM

Manatoba Retired Comp-Tech Posts: 296 Joined: 2002-09-02

#33388 Posted on: 12/10/2004 02:05 PM Notice how 'Yonah' spelled backwards is 'Hanoy'... (No flames from Jane Fonda fans, please.) Xeon - Experiment: 2x SL6EP 2.4/400@3450+|PC-DL 1.04-B05 BIOS1009|2Gb GeIL Ultra-X PC3200 2-2-2-5| Gigabyte 6600GT Fanless Heatpipes|silent Samsung HD's|Antec Titan550|stock voltages|IWT+Agilent cooler| AMD - Experiment: Opteron165 1.8@2.25 CCBWE 0551WPMW|stock heatpipe HSF|HP/nVidia QuadroFX4500| Antec TPII 550W|Asus A8N32-SLI Deluxe|4Gb Corsair TwinX2048-4000PT|2x Dell 2405FPW's|more 2 come..|

duraid Registered User Posts: 378 Joined: 2002-03-31

#33389 Posted on: 12/10/2004 08:27 PM Originally posted by cr@zy heh I was wondering the same thing. If they demoed/showed it how the hell is it over a year away? yeah!!! you tell em man. everyone knows that CPUs just pop out of engineers' asses! the only thing they need to enter production is just to hire some extra engies from india, feed everyone curry so they all poop heaps===>>PRODUCTION!!! everyone knows it doesnt take a year to poop I think this is mainly aimed at scarring amd. that's cause you're a f@!#%g idiot.

rmn oh my, it's huge! Posts: 5894 Joined: 2002-01-26

#33390 Posted on: 12/10/2004 09:11 PM Spelling nazi says "The city is called 'Hanoi'". Spelling nazi says "scarring is what you get after serious wounds". Spelling nazi says "f@!#%g" is missing a "

Knick Knack Registered User Posts: 21 Joined: 2004-04-01

#33391 Posted on: 12/10/2004 09:22 PM Originally posted by rmn How, exactly, have they "shown off" the CPU? :confused: Where? What was it doing? Are there any benchmarks, or even specs? RMN ~~~ No spec, no benchmarks, but they show a wafer, a CPU and a computer running (doing something.. whatever) here: http://phx.corporate-ir.net/phoenix.zhtml?c=101302&p=IROL-eventDetails&EventId=912428 Otellini is doing all the product show-off. They also show a Smithfield (dual core Prescott) outperforming single core Prescott on some simultaneous video rendering stuff. By far Yonah and Montecito are the most exiting products form Intel in the "near" future. I'm guesstimating a 4 socket Montecito machine will outperform a 8 socket dual core Opteron machine on OLTP even if it has the Horus chipset. Not expecting many to believe it until q4 2005, but hey at least take notes.

cr@zy Registered User Posts: 87 Joined: 2004-08-26

#33392 Posted on: 12/10/2004 10:05 PM Originally posted by duraid yeah!!! you tell em man. everyone knows that CPUs just pop out of engineers' asses! the only thing they need to enter production is just to hire some extra engies from india, feed everyone curry so they all poop heaps===>>PRODUCTION!!! everyone knows it doesnt take a year to poop that's cause you're a f@!#%g idiot. please tell me more. I cant believe I got such an immature response here. Intel's anouncement is air, everyone knows that. oh and rmn I noticed I misspelled it but I didnt care to fix it

tfp Embedded C Lackey Posts: 315 Joined: 2002-09-22

#33393 Posted on: 12/10/2004 10:22 PM Its the same sort of anouncement that AMD did in the early fall. It shows that the chip is working, that is all. Writing the code that breaks your hardware...

Mr Bill two by two, hands of blue Posts: 2939 Joined: 2002-02-16

#33394 Posted on: 12/11/2004 10:00 AM Originally posted by Knick Knack No spec, no benchmarks, but they show a wafer, a CPU and a computer running (doing something.. whatever) here: http://phx.corporate-ir.net/phoenix.zhtml?c=101302&p=IROL-eventDetails&EventId=912428 But are the wafer, CPU, and computer all related, in a genetic sense? My SMP rig [URL="http://personal.palouse.net/billshan/ghost.htm#A_Merlin"]Merlin[/URL]

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