10:27 - Thursday 19 July 2007 by DigiTimes
Source: Tom's Hardware – Keywords: intel, penryn, sff Category : Motherboards
Source: Tom's Hardware – Keywords: intel, penryn, sff Category : Motherboards
With the desktop PC market heading toward SFF (small form factor), Intel plans to shrink down its Penryn processors to support smaller designs, according to sources at motherboard makers. Penryn will have two versions for its BGA packaging, LV and ULV, which will see die sizes shrink from the 35 mm2 of previous Merom processors to 22 mm2.
More here at Digitimes.
-
Previous News Article
Fujitsu introduces LifeBook U1010 UMPC -
Next News Article
Google gets more aggressive in print...
Ad
Google Ads
Ad
Ad
Motherboards Previous news
- Intel to debut 45 nm Harpertown quad-core CPU with up to 3.16 GHz
- Intel Q2 report: 'Broad family' of 45 nm CPUs shipping by the end...
- Intel Q2 profit jumps 44 percent
- Intel preps DP server boards for 45 nm arrival
- Intel launches first mobile Core 2 Extreme, 3 GHz quad-core and...
- ASRock receives large-quantity delivery of RS600 chips from AMD
- Intel begins shipping entry-level P31 and G31 chipsets to...
- Scientists develop heat transistor that someday could cool chips
- AMD M740 chipset coming in Q3 07, M780 chipset in Q1 08
News
Reviews
Related Content
Videos
