Friday, Aug 8th 2008 by Chris Davies


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Intel Core i7 logosAccording to Expreview, Intel has finally decided on official names for its upcoming processor refresh, currently codenamed Nehalem.  The 45nm chips – which can potentially have up to eight cores and up to sixteen simultaneous threads – will be known as Core i7, with Intel expected to announce the new names, together with the logos you see here, this coming Monday.

Core i7 will introduce a new architecture to the existing die platform that the Core 2 Duo processors are currently built on.  There will also be an integrated graphics processor and memory controller.

In recent testing with pre-production Nehalem chips, they managed a 20 to 50-percent performance improvement over existing Penryn processor.  That’s despite only minimal observed power requirement increases.

[via Crave]

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