fudzilla.com - 10/29/2009
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Image Code name Thuban AMD prepares to challenge Intel s Gulftown six-core with its own desktop creation codenamed Thuban. According to Wikipedia, Thuban is a star (or star system) in the constellation of Draco. It is well known by now that AMD picks codenames for its CPUs based on the star ...
insidehw.com - 10/23/2009
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insidehw.com —
Although AMD with its Phenom II CPU models
cannot compete with competitors in form of Core i7...
when it comes to top-performance models, Phenom II and its derivates can offer a lot of bang for the buck. AMD simply does not have high-end CPU that can be ...
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AMD Athlon II X3 435 and AMD X4 Athlon II 630
xtremecomputing.co.uk - 27 days ago
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Before moving onto the review here is some
background info on AMD as a company taken from...
the AMD website."A Leading Global Provider of Innovative Microprocessor and Graphics Solutions Founded in 1969 and based in Sunnyvale, California, AMD designs ...
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AMD Athlon II X4 620 CPU
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... Russia, India & China) to boost its PC shipments in 2010 Expreview reports Nvidia scientist promises ExaScale Machine in 2017 NordicHardware reports AMD presents Vision, Vision Black for cutting edge gaming Apple's new 27" iMac is 'stunning' VR-Zone reports new MSI CR610 laptop comes with AMD Athlon II dual-core CPU and Windows 7 bit-tech reports Intel Core i7- 930 arriving Q1 2010 Fudzilla reports AMD 6-core desktop (Thuban) is Q2 2010 C|Net reports quad-core chip makes sense for Apple laptop Expreview reports MSI ...
AMD six-core Thuban desktop CPU slated for Q2 2010
DV Hardware —
... FUD Zilla writes AMD is expected to introduce the six-core Thuban desktop processor in the second quarter of next year. ...
6 Core Desktop Part Q2 2010
AMDZone Frontpage —
Fudo reports that AMD will field a 6 core desktop part in Q2 of next year. According to latest plans, AMD plans Thuban for Q2 2010 and we can confirm that this is a six core 45nm CPU with DDR3 1333 support that will fit in AM3 motherboards. The only other known fact is that it will have 6MB cache. To us this looks like Istanbul in AM3 packaging but probably with higher speeds.
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Intel to update LGA1366 line with 2.88GHz Core i7 930
techspot.com 10/29/2009 — Even though Intel is facing virtually no competition on the high-end processor market, the arrival of its Lynnfield-based Core i7 860 early last month threatened to cannibalize sales at the lower end of the enthusiast LGA1366 spectrum. The chip carries the same $290 price tag as the "Bloomfield" ...
AMD 6 Core desktop CPU due for Q2 2010 release —
DriverHeaven.net
AMD are not sitting down and letting Intel have all the glory because we just heard today from some industry insiders that they are preparing to challenge Intel's Gulftown six core CPU with one of their own, codenamed THUBAN.
While this name sounds to me like a freedom fighter adorned in a ...
AMD Updates CPU Roadmap —
AMDZone Frontpage
Digitimes discusses AMD's updated CPU roadmap. In additional news, AMD will also bring forward the launch of its six-core desktop CPU codenamed Thuban to the second quarter of 2010. Thuban adopts a 45nm process and socket AM3 packaging, while featuring six 512KB L2 cache, 6MB L3 cache, and a ...
AMD's 6-Core Processor Details Appear —
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AMD's upcoming 6-Core processor codenamed Thuban will be released sometime during the first half of 2010. The processor, which could be branded as Phenom II X6, will come equipped for AM3 (but will maintain backwards compatibility with AM2+ and DDR2), will be built on the 45nm fabrication ...
AMD's Thuban 6-core CPU said to debut at 2.8 GHz —
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Thuban, which will probably be known as Phenom II X6, features and AM3 packaging, is built on 45nm technology, has six cores and an integrated memory controller, 3MB (512kB per core) L2 and 6MB of (shared) L3 cache, and is said to start off clocked at 2.8 GHz. Currently AMD's quad-cores have ...
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