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Intel’s 3GHz New Quad Core Processor

Posted by Qwerty in PC News on August 13th, 2007

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Intel has introduced two quad core server chips ahead of schedule and set pricing to drive the market. The Xeon X5365 is a 3GHz quad core chip which runs at 120 watts, and has a front side bus speed of 1333MHz. The L5335 is a 2GHz chip which runs at 50 watts.

The chips include Intel’s virtualization tech and the firm said the chips have additional extensions for better interrupt handling using Windows 32-bit OS.

The chip firm is pricing the X5365 at $1,172 and the L5335 at $380.

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