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Well I'll apologise, if your that bothered why don't you use your initiative & e-mail the motherboard manufacturers & state the question to people who can give you a 110% answer!!!!!!!!Cob said:
Nelly said:
Hey look, I am really sorry I dont like falling out with anyone, I didn't mean it to sound rude I wrote it in totally the wrong manner & I apologies, the second reply was me being wound up with your reply was silly of me.Cob said:
LOL!!!! again I apologise thats what I meant in the first place I'll edit that, I feel a right doughnut now lol.easyrider said:Its 45nm
Based on 45nm technology, Intel Penryn is all set to replace 65nm Core 2 Duo processors. Carrying 820 million transistors (quad core), the new processor uses a new transistor technology to boost performance and reduce power consumption. Intel's newly created chip is booting every popular OS including Windows XP/Vista, MacOS and Linux. It will speed up media applications because of its increased L2 cache size (6 MB L2 cache, up from current 4 MB) and Streaming SIMD4 (SSE4) extensions. The processor provides increased clock speed and some thermal improvements.
