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    Posted: 09 Feb 2009 at 9:33pm
Havendale CPU + IGP 45nm is cancelled

To be replaced by Clarkdale 32 nm


It looks like Intel is not keen on waiting for AMD's recovery, and it just shocked the world with internal announcement to cancel Havendale 45nm, its first dual core CPU with integrated IGP. Cancelling this CPU sounds like a bad idea, but it is actually a good one if you can replace it with a better CPU and launch it at the same time.


Clarkdale is the name of the new CPU with the IGP and according to Intel it should be ready for production in Q4 2009. To make things better, this is first of many Intel’s 32nm based CPUs to come. We expect a full ramp up in early 2010 but Intel will be ready to at least show and ship it to a selected few in late 2009.

We are quite sure that Clarkdale is an MCM, Multi Chip Module approach, but it is still impressive that Intel could bring such a product relatively fast.

The announcement of Clarkdale means the death of Havendale and this product will certainly be cancelled and won't make it to the market simply because the 32nm dual core will have better thermals and can be cheaper to produce.


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Posts: 488 		  Quote Samael Quote  Post ReplyReply bullet Posted: 09 Feb 2009 at 11:13pm
whats IGP? And how could that help?
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IGP = Integrated Graphics Processor?
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Samael you been to wiki enough

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Posts: 798 		  Quote <8) slunK parade Quote  Post ReplyReply bullet Posted: 10 Feb 2009 at 1:41am
thought amd was alrdy on that issue with their Fusion platform?

they might end up screwing themselves over, another socket mobo i would guess?
hopefully the keep the i7 platform up to date
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Posts: 488 		  Quote Samael Quote  Post ReplyReply bullet Posted: 10 Feb 2009 at 2:12am
haha well wiki is not my favorite source I never go there Ouch
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Here is a good article:  "Intel's 32nm Update: The Follow-on to Core i7 and More"
 
 
It looks like the next chip to get will be the 32nm 6 core Gulftown coming out in mid 2010.  But the big question will be:....and I quote from the above link....
 
"Intel’s X58 chipset will remain the top dog through 2010. Chances are that we won’t see it replaced until the next tock with Sandy Bridge. Now that isn’t to say that the six-core 32nm Gulftown will work in existing X58 motherboards; while that would be nice, Intel does have a habit of forcing motherboard upgrades, we’ll have to wait and see."


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Posts: 798 		  Quote <8) slunK parade Quote  Post ReplyReply bullet Posted: 11 Feb 2009 at 6:23pm
LOL wow, hopefully amd AM3 boards will put up some good comp so we dont have to pay 3248039248 $ for the new chips
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actually now I read that westmere is gonna be 32nm and coming q4 of 2009

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Posts: 48 		  Quote Winkdaddy Quote  Post ReplyReply bullet Posted: 11 Feb 2009 at 9:41pm
yes but the Gulftown LGA-1366 socket will be what all the enthusiast want:
 
Segment Manufacturing Process Socket Processor Cores Threads Release Date
High End Desktop 32nm LGA-1366 Gulftown 6 12 1H 2010
Mainstream Desktop 32nm LGA-1156 Clarkdale 2 4 Q4 2009
Mobile 32nm mPGA-989 Arrandale 2 4 Q4 2009
4S Server 32nm LGA-1567 ??? ? ? 2010
2S Server 32nm LGA-1366 ??? ? ? 2010
1S Server 32nm LGA-1156 Clarkdale 2 4 2010

 
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Originally posted by Winkdaddy

yes but the Gulftown LGA-1366 socket will be what all the enthusiast want:
 


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<TD align=middle =#f7f7f7>2010</TD></TR></T></TABLE>

 



yes but it will be 32nm aka new mobo is needed

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Posts: 48 		  Quote Winkdaddy Quote  Post ReplyReply bullet Posted: 12 Feb 2009 at 6:40am
THATS the problem!  there is some speculation whether we will really have to get new mobos or not....that link I posted seems to think that its not quite certain yet...
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I'm pretty sure its not gonna work, but we will find out I guess.

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