Mobile Sandy Bridge Core i7 will eventually accelerate 3.7GHz

The Sandy Bridge processor family has undergone several updates since it was first released at the beginning of the year. On the mobile platform, we have seen the new models of the Core i5/i3 series. We also saw a strong return from Celeron and Pentium at multiple levels, not the highest level. The Core i7 series is always on the move.

For those high-end users who are in love with gaming laptops and mobile workstations, Sandy Bridge Core i7 processors that want to see faster speeds can only wait until the fourth quarter of this year, and four new products will be released.

There are three quad-core (eight threads), represented by the top "Core i7-2960XM Extreme Edition" Extreme Edition, compared to the current Core i7-2920XM will increase speed 200MHz, in which the original primary frequency reaches 2.7GHz, single-core state The next Turbo Boost dynamic acceleration is up to 3.7GHz, while the remaining specifications remain unchanged, such as 8MB L3 cache, HD Graphics 3000 graphics core, DDR3-1600 dual channel memory, 55W thermal design power, and more.

The other two quad-cores are regular versions, with models "Core i7-2860QM" and "Core i7-2760QM". They will also increase speed by 200MHz, original clock speed 2.5/2.4GHz, and acceleration frequency up to 3.6/3.5GHz. The remaining specifications are also consistent with the existing Core i7-2820QM/2720QM, including 8/6MB L3 cache, 45W thermal design power, and more.

The last is a dual-core (four-threaded) "Core i7-2640M" that is only 100 MHz faster than it is now, upgraded to the original 2.8 GHz, and dynamically accelerated at 3.5 GHz. It still has only 4MB of L3 cache, memory only supports DDR3-1333, but thermal design power is also lower, only 35W.

The four new Sandy Bridge Core i7 will be released in the fourth quarter of this year, beginning in late September.