Intel i7 920 CPU
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Intel i7 920 CPU
Scan code: LN25239 Manufacturer code: AT80601000741AA
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Intel i7 920 CPU

Intel i7 920, D0 SLEBJ S1366, Bloomfield, 2.66 GHz, QPI 4.8GT/s, 8MB Cache, 20x Ratio, 130W, OEM
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Scan code: LN25239 Manufacturer code: AT80601000741AA
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Ultra Overclockable D0 Stepping (SLBEJ) Version

Use this CPU with the Prolima Megahalems Cooler LN28040 and overclock to 4GHz!

Intel's next-generation microarchitecture (codenamed "Nehalem") represents the next step in processor energy efficiency, performance, and dynamic scalability. Designed from the ground up to take advantage of hafnium-based Intel® 45nm hi-k metal gate silicon technology, Nehalem will also be the first to introduce Intel® QuickPath technology Features • Dynamic scalability, managed cores, threads, cache, interfaces, and power for energy-efficient performance on demand.

• Design and performance scalability for server, workstation, PC, and mobile demands with support for 2-8+ cores and up to 16+ threads with simultaneous multi-threading (SMT), and scalable cache sizes, system interconnects, and integrated memory controllers.

• Simultaneous multi-threading brings high-performance applications into mainstream computing with 1-16+ threads optimized for a new generation multi-core processor architecture.

• Scalable shared memory of Intel QuickPath technology features memory distributed to each processor with integrated memory controllers and high-speed point-to-point interconnects to unleash the performance of next-generation Intel® multi-core processors.

• Multi-level shared cache improves performance and efficiency by reducing latency to frequently used data.
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Type:
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DOA Period:
28 days
RTB Period:
12 months
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