Intel Core i5-750 LGA1156 Processor Review :: Posted by THRASHER2
When it launched last year, the Core i7 platform redefined Intel's high-end processor segment. Unfortunately, the platform was also accompanied by high-end prices and, as such, has seen only a minimal share of the desktop market. Today, however, Intel is releasing a new platform that it claims will bring the performance of Nehalem to mainstream price points. Referred to as Lynnfield, the new platform shares its core microarchitecture with the i7-900 series, but introduces a completely new chipset and socket design. This means that not only will we see new processors, but new motherboards as well. Benchmark Reviews has been testing several of these new items and will be covering the launch in detail over the next few days. In this article, we examine the Intel Core i5-750 Quad Core Processor.
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ECS P55H-A Black Series @ PureOverclock :: Posted by THRASHER2
"With the launch of Intel's Lynnfield LGA1156 socket processors upon us, motherboard manufacturers have been gearing up for the big Core i5 and Core i7 into the mainstream market, busy readying boards for release. One of the new motherboards is the P55H-A Black Series from ECS, as they look to continue their push further into the market with what are essentially affordable enthusiast products in their Black Series lineup."
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Intel Core i7-870 & i5-750 - Nehalem for the Mainstream :: Posted by THRASHER2
The wait for Intel's Lynnfield has been long, but it's safe to say that it's been well worth it. They may be considered "mainstream" models, but the new Core i5 and i7 processors are powerful. Expect faster performance, improved power consumption and greater efficiency. With the i5-750 set to sell for $199, the time to build that new PC is now.
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Intel Core i5 750 & i7 870 Review :: Posted by THRASHER2
"Overall, both new flavors of Lynnfield are great processors. At stock speeds, the i5 750 doesn't eclipse AMD's offerings as far as performance goes, but clock-for-clock Intel is far ahead. In fact, their 2.66 GHz processor manages to keep up and beat AMD's 3.4 GHz chip, albeit with Turbo which does provide a notable performance boost."
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