Intel Core 2 Quadro (Kentsfield) information

Let’s continue the news series with four cores again, but this time it’s about the Kentsfield core for desktops.

It is already clear from the title of our news that the new processor will enter the CPU market under the name Intel Core 2 Quadro. At Intel, they do everything they can to bless the four-core goods to amass AMD’s solutions. Perhaps this is due to the fact that the bus speed will increase from the currently used (Intel Core 2 Duo) 266 MHz to 333 MHz, so the FSB will be 1333 MHz, while the size of the second-level cache will be expanded to 8 MB.

The new CPU will receive extremely aggressive clock signals as soon as it debuts. According to the news, the starting clock will be 3 GHz. Another important and interesting addition is that the manufacturer will offer memories marked DDR2-1000 in addition to the processor.