Check out the link below....guess it wont be long before more news on penryn leaks out.

http://www.hardspell.com/doc/hardware/38462_page20008.html

Haven't seen any news from any of the reliable websites yet, but logically, it should not be too long already...

really!? can't wait to c how it will perform

6MB cache really preform alot speed 2.66GHz can superpi 14.1xx sec not bad

well i will be patient enough till penryn becomes more cheaper then i buy lor

hope come out before october le...
after exam I maybe want buy 1 new rig liao

This post has been edited by Lemmings: Jun 26 2007, 07:07 PM

will burn the hell out of your pocket bro

penryn,ddr3 3k fly away just like that...
i hope the price will decrease in <1 year

guess intel is getting more cache to get higher performance. Penryn wil be a bored product, but nahalem will sure make some show.

The increased cache doesn't make THAT big a difference really. There are quite a few other changes besides just the cache, if you have been following.

Something to drool on : http://www.theinquirer.net/default.aspx?article=40942

Watch the video!

gah, i hate it when im in a dillemma, get now or wait, get now or wait! (i know alot of you guys will say you cant wait in thsi game)

nothing to drool on if there are no numbers to show its performance increase from existing core arch line up. well, i remain doubt to see any performance benefits penryn over conroe, other than gaming and other cache intensive apps (and apps which can utilize SSE4). even so, the performance increase wont b much either. the only thing that is so hot about penryn is its ability to clock higher.

Anyone can confirm this? I read from dailytech and found out that Penryn is for mobile while wolfdale if for dual core and yorkfiled is for quad core. So, actually we are not waiting for mobile parts right?

Nope. Penryn is the whole 45nm package - the Penryn family of new processors. This includes the dual-core version (wolfdale) and the quad-core version (yorkfield)....

stick to my own core 2 duo first...
later only change to quad....
oh yeah , they only use P35 mobo... if they test on X38 mobo... what would the oc result be?

i dont think u can get a penryn processor and just put it on ur existing mobo. im nt really sure about this, but from what i read over the past few months, penryn need a new mobo to support as its voltage requirement is different from conroe.

Apparently, the Penryn family requires a VRM 11.0 compliant mobo, which requires a 12-phase power regulation. The P35-DQ6 IS a 12-phase mobo. Mobo's like the P35-DS3 is only 6-phase....

However, this remains to be seen as all P35 are supposed to support Intel's next generation 45nm CPUs......

Bios update the most likely solution IMO, or not looking back at the requirements

This post has been edited by linkinstreet: Jul 30 2007, 11:12 AM

Some mobo maker like asus maybe will enable their 965P mobo to support Penryn. Maybe some modification on low level programming will enables them.