PClab.pl Boys have managed to take a sample of upcoming Intel Core processor Gulftown i9. This equips Intel 32nm six-core and was tested three motherboards and PClab team compared the results with those cast by the current i5 Core, Core i7, Core 2 Quad and Phenom II.
As expected, this micro runs six cores and 2800MHz shattered in a second any hint of the other cpus hope, that if, in looking at issues watches and kernel core, Gulftown is not much faster than the processors Core or Core i7 i5. Professional users can greatly benefit from the extra 2 cores, and its support Hyperthreading, but this is clearly not a CPU for gamers and regular users.
One of the main improvements of the new 32nm process is a significant reduction in energy consumption. In most tests, Gulftown uses less power than the Core i7 and Core 2 Quad, which means a large amount of server applications. A 42 ° C was maintained in the test. PClab not yet completed their overclocking tests and say they will have another chance with him. However, they have confirmed that managed to reach 4.3GHz on air cooling, without much effort.
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