Intel Core 2 Extreme specs
Notice that the Extreme line has both quad-core and dual-core processors. From the reading I say, the "Extreme" branding is just a marketing thing that's for both dual-core and quad-core. I also think I recall some big deal about Apple going with someone else's motherboards or chipsets for the Intel CPUs, so they may or may not be ready for the quad-core CPUs.
I also notice the total lack of looking goodness on that PDF, which makes me think either you're misunderstanding what that sheets says or they haven't a clue what they're talking about.
Keep in mind that's an iMac and not a Macbook Pro.Check the Apple Store's refurb section, there was an iMac marked Extreme a few days ago.
Keep in mind that's an iMac and not a Macbook Pro.
Check the Apple Store's refurb section, there was an iMac marked Extreme a few days ago.
At the time the X7900 was the fastest mobile processor on the market. It did fall under Intel's "Extreme" moniker.Yes, but we are talking about processors as well, so some of the C2D iMacs were marked Extreme.
Socket 478 or LGA775?With all the naming changes, I miss the old days of processor naming. "I have a P4"![]()
Socket 478 or LGA775?
Pentium 4 or the 5xx and 6xx Series?
Socket 478 or LGA775?
Pentium 4 or the 5xx and 6xx Series?
Socket 478 or LGA775?
Pentium 4 or the 5xx and 6xx Series?
LOL, I remember the whole socket fiasco!
Maybe 486DX2 vs. DX vs. SX? I guess it was never simple eh?![]()