AMD Quad Core Processor Design Completed
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AMD has claimed that it has completed the design phase of its quad core processor. Then new processor will be built using 65nm technology. These quad core chips will be based on the newly designed AMD K8L microarchitecture and will be of socket F type. These chips are expected to sport shared level-two cache along with dual-channel registered DDR2 memory controller and their expected code name is Deerhound. You can expect these chips to be demonstrated by end of year 2006.
I feel AMD is really working hard to counter Intel’s Core 2 Duo processors.
Via Xbit Labs
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So its gonna be
quadtwo times faster than Intel’s duel core technology eh?Typing mistake. Read it as “…dual core…”, in my last comment.
We cannot say anything about this at this point of time as only time will tell how the new AMD K8L is going to perform. BTW Intel is going to launch its quad core processor code named kenstfield by the end of this year.
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