You sure it's 16 threads? Looks like 32 threads for me... huhu 0.0;; 1 core 4 threads 0.0;;

What the ....? What's with those K, T and S? So many models to confuse those customer????
The Core i5 is still quite expensive, I believe this is 1,000 units price, RRP will be much higher.

Err, not understand, can clarify?

1156 and 1366 probably will stopped late next year, if Intel rush to challenge AMD next release.
Now lets pray AMD go slow with theirs LOL... (not going to happen)

Might be good if the PCI-E can be turned off to allow graphic card change on the fly, but the PCI-E power is another problem
Anyway, those processor that support integrate graphic card might become much common, and that allow the graphic card to be turned off to save power, for those who run their heavy gaming rig 24/7 for BT, this may be a good news. (Hopefully it's for that purpose)

Maybe they'll be using H6x chipset for that purpose? =.=" Intel is going to confuse more customer @.@"
Thus, makes us much busier to answer those same topics over and over again in this forum... LOL

*ahem* don't out topic till AMD oooo.... xD"
So any confirmed date that they'll release this mid-range socket?
My friend just purchased Core i5 760 recently and got so upset cause it'll outdated next year and plan to get AMD cause of the unchanged socket for unforeseen future, should he keep it? 0.=;;

Google "core i5 2400 review" and found this link...

http://starredreviews.com/intel-sandy-brid...on-hd5450/2642/

Better graphics performance

AFAIK only Core i7 2600(S, K) base on Sandy Bridge.
And found this...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_futur...microprocessors

Don't worry, just buy another set of 2600K + GTX570/580 and put another freaking numbers to your folding
SMP bigadv number should be very amazing