It has been reported that Nehalem will have a focus on performance. Nehalem is Penryn with microarchitectural and power efficiency improvements, including better lower power states and leakage reduction.
Nehalem will, compared to Penryn, have:
* 1.1x to 1.25x the single-threaded performance or 1.2x to 2x the multithreaded performance at the same power level.
The nehalem chip is bigger. Does no one else see a possible problem?
Every cooler now be it air, water or phase that is for 775 will be smaller than the chip... Will this matter because I wanted a phase and I know I'd need a funky new mounting system.
The nehalem chip is bigger. Does no one else see a possible problem?
Every cooler now be it air, water or phase that is for 775 will be smaller than the chip... Will this matter because I wanted a phase and I know I'd need a funky new mounting system.
Well yeah I did have a thought on that when writing it. The built in mounting on most air heatsink coolers will be stuffed just because of the mounting. With waterblocks I think some should be ok even if they aint optimised for it. I mean the copper surface area on the Supreme is very large and would just need a new mounting plate. But the area the water pushes on to might not be optimised for where the cores are positioned.
Meh probably just end up buying a new block for it.