So now that Montevina is technically out and Apple has made the move to NVDIA chipsets, does that mean we won't see Nehalem anymore? or is that the next processor and does not have to do anything with chipsets?
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No more Montevina, but what about Nehalem?
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Clarksfield(Quad core mobile nehalem platform) is expected during Q3 2009. So most probably we will see next update around the same time next year. Dual core auburndale with built in gfx is expected only during Jan 2010. So we may not see macbook update until then(unless they bump up clockspeed).
I am very worried about the heat of the new MBP. Its thinner and it has an nVidia chipset. Those nForce chips get much hotter than Intels in the desktop computers
All Apple notebooks run VERY hot.
Prepare to be disappointed.
Basically it's a crippled re-design with a slight GPU speed bump
Well don't we get a slight performance boost due to the faster bus speeds...or am I wrong.
Well a tad increase on the faster models. For example, on the low-end MB, expect a decrease in performance.
The big increase should be with Nehalem when Intel will finally rid of the FSB once and for all.
I am very worried about the heat of the new MBP. Its thinner and it has an nVidia chipset. Those nForce chips get much hotter than Intels in the desktop computers
Aluminium has a lower melting point. I'd expect new users to be pround owners of blobs of former MB/MBP's