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Saturday, February 4, 2006
With us today, we have the their highest end CPU- the 1066MHZ FSB based Intel Pentium 955 Extreme Edition clocked at 3.46GHz and featuring two cores with 2MB L2 cache for each core- specs that are certainly worthy of the Extreme Edition line-up. Frankly speaking, we were a bit disappointed with Intel's previous EE CPU- the 840EE that was clocked at 3.2GHz but only features 1MB L2 cache per core and ran at 800MHz FSB. The only thing that separated the 840EE from Intel's standard 3.2GHz Dual Core CPU was the inclusion of HyperThreading technology...
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