Intel penryn processors?

[RUDEBWOY]

What mobos will support intels new processors?

 

[LinkedKube]

45 nm mobos?

 

[RUDEBWOY]

i am hearing a lot of different stuff, some one also said they support all nvidia chip set mobos?

 

[LinkedKube]

I dont see why that's not possible, as intel chips infest the p5k series boards now, and nvidia is getting no action here.

 

[RUDEBWOY]

http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=2896656&CatId=2541

thats the mobo i got i hope it can support it,don't feel like buying a new mobo so soon as i got that like 3 weeks ago

 

[LinkedKube]

peryn is same as kentfield as far as the die, but it just had 4mb of cache per core with 4 cores.

 

[RUDEBWOY]

You mean 3 mb of cache?cause it says 12 mb so i am guessing 4 core 3 mb for each?or 3 cores and 4 mb each?

 

[Grafficks]

What mobos will support intels new processors?

Obviously the ones with Intel's newest chipset: the P35.

The mobo you linked to uses the older nForce 650i chipset, and will not support Intel's new 45nm Penryn processors.

The whole Asus P5K line of products uses the new Intel P35 chipset, they support the Penryn.

 

[RUDEBWOY]

well i found this article

http://www.behardware.com/html/news/cat3/page1.html

seems my mobo will be supporting the new intel penryn processors.

P5N32-E SLI PLUS

 

[RUDEBWOY]

http://event.asus.com/mb/45nm/

asus page it self..maybe this might help all of you who want to know..

penryn quad 3.0 here i come woot.

 

[RUDEBWOY]

Also seems asus has been updating there pages..

http://www.asus.com/products.aspx?l1=3&l2=11&l3=495&l4=0&model=1567&modelmenu=1

my mobo and shows th 45 nm ready logo =)

 

[Nirkon]

Someone reviewed the penryns and they weren't that much of a big leap from the C2Ds.

but at least they will lower the prices on the older processors.

 

[RUDEBWOY]

well maybe the c2d versions is not a big leap but the quad version def will be,i will be switching out my q6600 for the 3.0 12 mb l2 cache 1333 fsb version of the penryn.