Comments for: 45nm Intel mobile chips coming on January 6

#3. Posted at 06:01 PM on Dec 5th 2007

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SGT Lindy

No way would I upgrade until they have the 25W models. Notebook CPU's are fast enough right now. Most notebooks are purchased to play games.

I would like a 1.8 or 2.0 25w model that helped battery life.

#3, Yes, my company has about 400 notebooks and they are mostly ... : GTVic (#6) «

#6, Based on the context, I think he meant that they were *no... : echo_seven (#8) «

#3, When you're almost ready to upgrade to the 25w model. Itll s... : VILLAIN_xx (#9) «

#3, You could always undervolt using a program like RMClock. : accord1999 (#10) «

#10, Intel has locked out the lower voltage range on non-ULV C... : Voldenuit (#11) «

#3, To play games? WTF? : flip-mode (#12) «

#13. Posted at 02:58 PM on Dec 6th 2007

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lucas1985

Waiting for the 45 nm ULV processors. Hoping to see some sweet <10 W dual-cores with improved IPC.

#7. Posted at 09:46 PM on Dec 5th 2007

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Usacomp2k3

I wonder if they are drop-in replaceable for my t7200 ;-)

#5. Posted at 07:25 PM on Dec 5th 2007

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Xenolith

What is the FSB on these?

#4. Posted at 06:19 PM on Dec 5th 2007

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derFunkenstein

early launch so that they're out in time for MacWorld SF which starts Jan 14. Apple says you're welcome. :lol:

#2. Posted at 04:56 PM on Dec 5th 2007

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StashTheVampede

Sweet! My 2.8Ghz chip will still be top of the line (just higher in juice).

#1. Posted at 04:44 PM on Dec 5th 2007

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YeuEmMaiMai

will tey be backwards compatable?