I cant confirm or deny this, and there arent links, only the word of an XS XIP.
Apparently Intels 45nm Penryn, apart from having 6MB cache per die and SSE4, also has core multi-plexing.
In a nutshell, this is Intels version of AMDs reverse hyper-transport. I have no clue how it works, if its even possible, or what kind of % boost it gives, but apparently it exists and is ready to go.
Dont string me up if this turns out to be a dream!
Apparently Intels 45nm Penryn, apart from having 6MB cache per die and SSE4, also has core multi-plexing.
In a nutshell, this is Intels version of AMDs reverse hyper-transport. I have no clue how it works, if its even possible, or what kind of % boost it gives, but apparently it exists and is ready to go.
Dont string me up if this turns out to be a dream!