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The Launch of New Generation Core i3 is Planned for Early September
The recent launch of Intel's Ivy Bridge processors based on a new microarchitecture has touched upon Core i5 and Core i7 series. Currently, the company is working vigorously on the advancement of its Core i3 series, as well as, Pentium G2100T and G2120 models. The latter will be designed on similar to its 'brethren' architecture. In accordance with the voiced information, the new processors will be released in early September.
The nominal lineup of Core i3 processors will include five models; processors with T index (i3-3220T and i3-3240T) will be characterized by low power consumption (up to 35W) and average frequencies which will fluctuate in the ranges of 2.8-3 GHz. Senior models (i3-3220 and i3-3225) will operate at 3.3 GHz and have TDP index of 55W, while the superior model Core i3-3240 will achieve the frequency index of 3.4 GHz. These models are distinguished by the availability of more efficient integrated HD 4000 graphics type.
Upon the whole, the third generation of Core i3 processors are known to have the same specifications as their Sandy Bridge predecessors. Hence, Core i3 will be equipped with two cores, 3 MB cache-memory of the third level, and will support two-channel DDR3 memory type. In addition, these processors will be able to support Hyper-Threading, Turbo Boost, VT-d virtualization, and Trusted Execution technologies.
To continue, threre isn't any information concerning the future Pentium specifications. The mere data, which have been leaked into the Internet about the lineup of Pentium processors, look the following way. G2100T model will probably operate on 2.6 GHz frequency rate and will consume up to 35W. In its turn, G2120 model will work at 3.1 GHz frequency and consume up to 55W. The major distinction between Pentium and Core i3 generations consists in the supported standards: Pentium will not support Turbo Boost, Hyper-Threading and Trusted execution technologies.
The nominal lineup of Core i3 processors will include five models; processors with T index (i3-3220T and i3-3240T) will be characterized by low power consumption (up to 35W) and average frequencies which will fluctuate in the ranges of 2.8-3 GHz. Senior models (i3-3220 and i3-3225) will operate at 3.3 GHz and have TDP index of 55W, while the superior model Core i3-3240 will achieve the frequency index of 3.4 GHz. These models are distinguished by the availability of more efficient integrated HD 4000 graphics type.
Upon the whole, the third generation of Core i3 processors are known to have the same specifications as their Sandy Bridge predecessors. Hence, Core i3 will be equipped with two cores, 3 MB cache-memory of the third level, and will support two-channel DDR3 memory type. In addition, these processors will be able to support Hyper-Threading, Turbo Boost, VT-d virtualization, and Trusted Execution technologies.
To continue, threre isn't any information concerning the future Pentium specifications. The mere data, which have been leaked into the Internet about the lineup of Pentium processors, look the following way. G2100T model will probably operate on 2.6 GHz frequency rate and will consume up to 35W. In its turn, G2120 model will work at 3.1 GHz frequency and consume up to 55W. The major distinction between Pentium and Core i3 generations consists in the supported standards: Pentium will not support Turbo Boost, Hyper-Threading and Trusted execution technologies.
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