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Intel to debut 3.16GHz Yorkfield-based Xeon
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Posted on Friday, January 30 2009 @ 00:10:41 CET by Thomas De Maesschalck |
FUD Zilla heard Intel has plans to introduce a faster Yorkfield-based Xeon processor later this quarter. The quad-core chip is named Xeon X3380, it will have a clockspeed of 3.16GHz, 12MB cache and a 1333MHz FSB. Pricing is said to be $525 and it should be available before the end of this quarter, although an exact launch date is unknown.
Intel plans to launch a faster edition of its current Yorkfield 45nm Core 2 based Xeon and this new CPU will now work at 3.16GHz. Currently the fastest available Yorkfield based Xeon is X3370 at 3.0GHz clock 12MB cache and FSB 1333 was selling for $525, but as of 18th January sells for $317.
The new faster version is Xeon Quad core X3380 that will work at 3.16GHz, has the same FSB 1333 and comes with 12MB cache. This one will be selling for $525 at launch in Q1 and we are quite sure that this won’t happen in January, but this launch should happen before 29th of march before Intel launches its Nehalem based Xeons.
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