i9 Six-core Gulftown Recently Sold on Ebay for $1200

Page 5 - Seeking answers? Join the AnandTech community: where nearly half-a-million members share solutions and discuss the latest tech.

jvroig

Platinum Member
Nov 4, 2009
2,394
1
81
Wow...check out the performance and energy use from this leaked review. This uses around the same power as C2Q at the same speed and runs cooler than the PHII, C2Q, or current i7/i5.
Intel's 32nm magic at work. 50% more cores, same clock speed, decent power consumption and cooler temps. AMD's Thuban at 45nm might be competitive with an i7, but most likely will be nowhere near Gulftown in all its glory in that leaked review.
 
Last edited:

eternalone

Golden Member
Sep 10, 2008
1,500
2
81
Thats pretty dang nice.

Now if only they could come up with a better stock heatsink design. Why cant they just use a amd type mounting system????????
 
Last edited: