Items tagged with 'Yorkfield'

Intel Phases Out Conroe & Yorkfield Xeons

Intel Phases Out Conroe & Yorkfield Xeons

Intel is in the process of spring cleaning: After updating its product portfolio this week, the chipmaker is phasing out five Xeon processors built around the Conroe and Yorkfield cores in order to make room for its Nehalem core-based Xeons. All of the Xeons on the chopping block have 1333MHz front side busses. The two... Read More
Et Tu Yorkfield?

Et Tu Yorkfield?

We recently reported that Intel may postponing the release of their X48 chipset by a month or two, and now it looks like they may be doing the same with their 45 nm “Yorkfield” quad-core CPUs.  While the X48 delay is allegedly to make motherboard manufacturers happy, the delay of the CPUs seems to stem from AMD's Phenom... Read More
Intel 45nm Yorkfield Runs On 975X Motherboard

Intel 45nm Yorkfield Runs On 975X Motherboard

We've gotten more than a few inquiries from readers, since we launched our Intel Core 2 Extreme QX9650 (aka Yorkfield) article, about whether or not the new 45nm quad-core chip from Intel will play nice in legacy motherboards.  The party line from Intel is that while technically, Yorkfield quad-core processors... Read More
Intel Core 2 Extreme QX9650 - Yorkfield Has Landed

Intel Core 2 Extreme QX9650 - Yorkfield Has Landed

It seems like Intel started talking about the Penryn core as soon as the Conroe core launched in the form of the first Core 2 Duo and Core 2 Extreme processors.  Penryn was to be the next evolution in Intel’s Core microarchitecture and would be the foundation of a new class of mobile, desktop, and server processor... Read More
Intel Wolfdale and Yorkfield Performance (Penryn)

Intel Wolfdale and Yorkfield Performance (Penryn)

A little over a year ago at the Intel Developers forum in San Francisco, Intel allowed a small group of members of the technology press to run benchmarks on a pre-configured Conroe-based system, well before processors based on the Conroe core had begun to ship. This was a new strategy for Intel, but a welcomed one in our... Read More