Ivy Bridge is set to be epic and mostly coming out possibly with 6 and 8 core CPUs these Intel chips are going to walk over all processors. They will use new Motherboards with LGA 2011 chipset.
May 6, 2011
AMD Phenom II X6 Black 1090T Specifications
| Processor | AMD Phenom™ II X6 Black |
| Model | 1090T |
| OPN Tray | HDT90ZFBK6DGR |
| OPN PIB | HDT90ZFBGRBOX |
| Operating Mode 32 Bit | Yes |
| Operating Mode 64 Bit | Yes |
| Revision | E0 |
| Core Speed (MHz) | 3200 |
| Voltages | 1.125-1.40V |
| Max Temps (C) | 62 |
| Wattage | 125 W |
| Virtualization | Yes |
| L1 Cache Size (KB) | 128 |
| L1 Cache Count | 6 |
| L2 Cache Size (KB) | 512 |
| L2 Cache Count | 6 |
| L3 Cache Size (KB) | 6144 |
| CMOS | 45nm SOI |
| Socket | AM3 |
| AMD Business Class | No |
| Black Edition | Yes |
AMD Phenom II X6 Black 1100T Specifications
| Processor | AMD Phenom™ II X6 Black |
| Model | 1100T |
| OPN Tray | HDE00ZFBK6DGR |
| OPN PIB | HDE00ZFBGRBOX |
| Operating Mode 32 Bit | Yes |
| Operating Mode 64 Bit | Yes |
| Revision | E0 |
| Core Speed (MHz) | 3300 |
| Voltages | 1.0-1.475V |
| Max Temps (C) | 62 |
| Wattage | 125 W |
| Virtualization | Yes |
| L1 Cache Size (KB) | 128 |
| L1 Cache Count | 6 |
| L2 Cache Size (KB) | 512 |
| L2 Cache Count | 6 |
| L3 Cache Size (KB) | 6144 |
| CMOS | 45nm SOI |
| Socket | AM3 |
| AMD Business Class | No |
| Black Edition | Yes |
AMD Phenom II X6 1075T Specifications
6 Core CPU
| Processor | AMD Phenom™ II X6 |
| Model | 1075T |
| OPN Tray | HDT75TFBK6DGR |
| OPN PIB | HDT75TFBGRBOX |
| Operating Mode 32 Bit | Yes |
| Operating Mode 64 Bit | Yes |
| Revision | E0 |
| Core Speed (MHz) | 3000 |
| Voltages | 1.0-1.475V |
| Max Temps (C) | 62 |
| Wattage | 125 W |
| Virtualization | Yes |
| L1 Cache Size (KB) | 128 |
| L1 Cache Count | 6 |
| L2 Cache Size (KB) | 512 |
| L2 Cache Count | 6 |
| L3 Cache Size (KB) | 6144 |
| CMOS | 45nm SOI |
| Socket | AM3 |
| AMD Business Class | No |
| Black Edition | No |
AMD Phenom II X6 1055T Specifications
6 core CPU
| Processor | AMD Phenom™ II X6 |
| Model | 1055T |
| OPN Tray | HDT55TFBK6DGR |
| OPN PIB | HDT55TFBGRBOX |
| Operating Mode 32 Bit | Yes |
| Operating Mode 64 Bit | Yes |
| Revision | E0 |
| Core Speed (MHz) | 2800 |
| Voltages | 1.125-1.40V |
| Max Temps (C) | 62 |
| Wattage | 125 W |
| Virtualization | Yes |
| L1 Cache Size (KB) | 128 |
| L1 Cache Count | 6 |
| L2 Cache Size (KB) | 512 |
| L2 Cache Count | 6 |
| L3 Cache Size (KB) | 6144 |
| CMOS | 45nm SOI |
| Socket | AM3 |
| AMD Business Class | No |
| Black Edition | No |
Intel i7-2600k and i7-2500k Comparison
This comparison is deeply dependent on what you will be using the PC for, lets say Gaming as it is the most common use mostly.
If you are limited to gaming and absolutely no other work, the i5-2500k is the best option to get.
Well WHY? is the first question from the buyer.
The reason to buy 2500k instead of 2600k if you are using the PC only for gaming as it will give the same performance as the 2600k for the gaming needs.
How will it give same performance?
The answer is simple, the 2600k is 4 (quad) core with 3.40 GHz base clock with a turbo boost technology of 3.80 GHz with 8 Threads i.e with hyper-threading technology which is useful only if you are going to do heavy multi-tasking. The i5-2500k has almost the same specs with quad core CPU, 4 thread, no-hyper-threading technology adn a 3.30 GHz base and 3.70 GHz turbo clock.
Intel have charged more 100$ for only this Hyper-threading technology which gives only 20 to 30 percent extra performance.
This hyper-threading does not matter if you are using only games, but if you are running other apps like photoshop, VMware, dual games at a time, then yes 2600k beats the 2500k.
The 2600k is also 315$, i.e 100$ more compared to 2500k.
Conclusion:-
So its basically as simple as that, if you only want to play games and not other heavy duty apps then go for the 2500k and if you want to run many heavy multiple apps at the same moment with games then get the 2600k.
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Intel Core i7 Processor i7-2600K 3.4GHz 8MB LGA1155 CPU BX80623I72600K
Intel Core i5 Processor i5-2500K 3.3GHz 6MB LGA1155 CPU BOX80623I52500K
If you are limited to gaming and absolutely no other work, the i5-2500k is the best option to get.
Well WHY? is the first question from the buyer.
The reason to buy 2500k instead of 2600k if you are using the PC only for gaming as it will give the same performance as the 2600k for the gaming needs.
How will it give same performance?
The answer is simple, the 2600k is 4 (quad) core with 3.40 GHz base clock with a turbo boost technology of 3.80 GHz with 8 Threads i.e with hyper-threading technology which is useful only if you are going to do heavy multi-tasking. The i5-2500k has almost the same specs with quad core CPU, 4 thread, no-hyper-threading technology adn a 3.30 GHz base and 3.70 GHz turbo clock.
Intel have charged more 100$ for only this Hyper-threading technology which gives only 20 to 30 percent extra performance.
This hyper-threading does not matter if you are using only games, but if you are running other apps like photoshop, VMware, dual games at a time, then yes 2600k beats the 2500k.
The 2600k is also 315$, i.e 100$ more compared to 2500k.
Conclusion:-
So its basically as simple as that, if you only want to play games and not other heavy duty apps then go for the 2500k and if you want to run many heavy multiple apps at the same moment with games then get the 2600k.
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Intel Core i7 Processor i7-2600K 3.4GHz 8MB LGA1155 CPU BX80623I72600K
Intel Core i5 Processor i5-2500K 3.3GHz 6MB LGA1155 CPU BOX80623I52500K
Top 10 CPUs for Desktop PC
If you want to see the processor/CPU specifications then just refer the CPU link on the navigation bar above or click here.
1. Intel i7-990X
The is the Intel's i7 Extreme CPU, its the best of the best because it has 6 cores at 3.46 GHz with a turbo boost to 3.73GHz.
"Can you handle it"
2. Intel i7-980X
This was the best Extreme CPU before the 990X, but there isn't much of a performance difference between them and price wise its only 50$ less.
"The beast of 2010".
3. Intel i7-970
This is the best 6 core CPU price/performance wise as it is 600$ and 6 core, way less price than the X series.
"The worthy power".
4. Intel i7-2600k
This is the best of the best better than the rest, with easy over clocking capability it makes this CPU reach extreme levels at 5.0 GHz on the 4 cores.
"Fly high".
5. Intel i7-2600
This has same like specifications like the 2600k just the multiplier is locked so pretty tough to overclock for starters.
"True power".
6. Intel i5-2500k
This is the best performance CPU for gamers as most games only utilize 2 to 3 cores, this CPU with OCing capability gives out the best.
"The gaming 101101010111"
7. Intel i7-975
Don't need it its priced to high for specifications but has good capability to be placed 7th.
"Top hit round".
8. Intel i7-965
Yes its a Performance CPU, but really not worth the price.
"Should I get it?"
9. Intel i7-960
Good enough, just too Old to be bought in 11.
"Yes Sir this one used to be the beast."
10. Intel i7-875K
Its old but still a beast. Its another CPU with the OCing capability.
"Tough Handlers CPU".
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Intel Core i7 Processor i7-970
Intel Core i7 Processor i7-2600K
Intel Core i7 980X Extreme Edition
Intel Core i5 Processor i5-2500
1. Intel i7-990X
The is the Intel's i7 Extreme CPU, its the best of the best because it has 6 cores at 3.46 GHz with a turbo boost to 3.73GHz."Can you handle it"
2. Intel i7-980X
This was the best Extreme CPU before the 990X, but there isn't much of a performance difference between them and price wise its only 50$ less.
"The beast of 2010".
3. Intel i7-970
This is the best 6 core CPU price/performance wise as it is 600$ and 6 core, way less price than the X series.
"The worthy power".
4. Intel i7-2600k
This is the best of the best better than the rest, with easy over clocking capability it makes this CPU reach extreme levels at 5.0 GHz on the 4 cores."Fly high".
5. Intel i7-2600
This has same like specifications like the 2600k just the multiplier is locked so pretty tough to overclock for starters.
"True power".
6. Intel i5-2500k
This is the best performance CPU for gamers as most games only utilize 2 to 3 cores, this CPU with OCing capability gives out the best.
"The gaming 101101010111"
7. Intel i7-975
Don't need it its priced to high for specifications but has good capability to be placed 7th.
"Top hit round".
8. Intel i7-965
Yes its a Performance CPU, but really not worth the price.
"Should I get it?"
9. Intel i7-960
Good enough, just too Old to be bought in 11.
"Yes Sir this one used to be the beast."
10. Intel i7-875K
Its old but still a beast. Its another CPU with the OCing capability.
"Tough Handlers CPU".
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Intel Core i7 Processor i7-970
Intel Core i7 Processor i7-2600K
Intel Core i7 980X Extreme Edition
Intel Core i5 Processor i5-2500
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