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Intel to pair 1333mhz FSB "Bearlake" with ICH9 in 2007

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On May 26, 2006, 5:49 PM EST

Intel is adding a new chipset to their roadmap for the desktop series of boards, with the addition of the 1333MHz-FSB supporting Bearlake northbridge chipset. Designed specifically to work with the next gen P4s and the ICH9 southbridges, Bearlake will make an appearance in three forms, “Q” “P” and “G”, Q being the mid series desktops, P being the performance boards and G being the boards that will include Intel's integrated video. Though Intel's roadmap states that Bearlake will support all future Conroe processors, Intel has a notorious history of making newer chips incompatible with their released chipsets, such as with the Smithfields, Prescotts, Tualatins and others. The particular advantages that ICH9 will bring aren't final yet, but both ICH9 and Bearlake are set to come out next year.

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mirob
on May 27, 2006
11:07 AM
It's the phantom i985!

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bushwhacker
on May 29, 2006
11:19 AM
Nice move, but still... AMD PWNS INTEL!AMD Currently FSB in press time : 2000MHZ on Hyper-Transport Technology with Turbo Cache.

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mirob
on May 30, 2006
8:05 AM
[b]Originally posted by bushwhacker:[/b][quote]Nice move, but still... AMD PWNS INTEL!AMD Currently FSB in press time : 2000MHZ on Hyper-Transport Technology with Turbo Cache.[/quote]2000MHZ is just mismarketing, it's 1000MHz but full duplex. Hypertransport is better, but Core is still [b]much better[/b] that K8.Turbo cache is nvidia's tech for shared memory?[Edited by mirob on 2006-05-30 08:17:52]

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