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    Intel Core i3 and Core i5 661 (Westmere) Review

    Posted on Monday, January 04 2010 @ 18:36:45 CET by Thomas De Maesschalck


    Tick-tock goes the Intel PC processor clock. "Tick-Tock", of course, is Intel's slightly poncey parlance for a strategy of introducing new chip production technology and CPU architectures on alternate years. This time around, Intel is treating us to a 'tick'. That means a shrink from 45nm to even tinier 32nm transistors, rather than a radical new CPU architecture.

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