Khabar angin tentang Revolusi Teknologi 2011

so.. tadi mase aku dok baca tech news kt internet.. aku tebaca pasal LGA 2011... tapak baru untuk processor Intel Core i9 (khabar angin) dan ke atas.. so ini petikan yang aku amek kt wikipedia..

LGA 2011

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LGA 2011, also known as Socket R, is an unreleased Intel CPU socket. This socket is set to supersede Intel's LGA 1366 (Socket B) in the high-end and performance desktop and market areas. This socket will have 2011 protruding pins which touch contact points on the underside of the processor.

Socket 2011 uses QPI to connect the CPU to either additional CPUs in a dual socket system, or to add-in chipsets. The CPU will handle northbridge functions, such as memory control, PCIe control, DMI, FDI, and other functions integrated on chip.

This socket is expected to be released alongside Sandy Bridge-EX in Q3 2011, and will support 4 memory channels as well as 40 PCIe 3.0 lanes [1]; the socket will measure 58.5mm x 51mm, and is backwards compatible with LGA 1366 cooling solutions

Socket R

Type	LGA
Chip form factors	Flip-chip land grid array
Contacts	2011
FSB protocol	Intel QuickPath Interconnect
FSB frequency	1× to 2× QuickPath

ni plak dari bit tech.net

Sandy Bridge 'E': Patsburg

Next is Sandy Bridge 'E' (Enthusiast or Extreme, take your pick) 'Patsburg' platform, which features a huge new LGA2011 socket to replace LGA1366 in Q3 next year (although right now that seems dubiously convenient given the year of launch). The larger socket is to accommodate the new four channel DDR3 memory controller this platform will offer, as well as the first outing for PCI Express 3 - of which we'll get 32 lanes bolted into the CPU itself. The lanes can be split between 2x16 and 4x8 for multi-GPU, but again, there's no details about CrossFire or SLI support at this early stage.

Like LGA1156/1155 motherboards, LGA2011 motherboards will have only a Southbridge, but whether this Southbridge is called 'X68' (as some Taiwanese manufacturers are saying), we don't yet know. The new Southbridge seems like a complete update with a real focus on the single-socket workstation and server market as it houses two SATA 3Gbps and ten SATA/SAS 6Gbps ports. The interconnect is still a 4x PCI-E 2.0 DMI link between this and the CPU, providing some 2Gbit/s of bandwidth.

That's all for now, we'll keep you updated as we learn more!

Oh, one last thing: one of our sources states LGA2011 will launch with quad-and six-core CPUs (with Hyper-Threading so eight and 12 execution units) although another source has stated eight-core CPUs are also on their way.

ok.. tu baru pasal LGA 2011.. ni plak pasal Processor yang akan guna LGA 2011 punya tapak

Core i7

[edit]"Gulftown" (32 nm, six-core)

• Based on Westmere microarchitecture.
• All models support: MMX, SSE, SSE2, SSE3, SSSE3, SSE4.1, SSE4.2, Enhanced Intel SpeedStep Technology (EIST), Intel 64, XD bit (an NX bit implementation), TXT, Intel VT-x, Turbo Boost, Hyper-Threading, AES-NI, Smart Cache.
• FSB has been replaced with QPI.
• Stepping: Different than that of 980X (B1).

Model Number	sSpec Number	Frequency	Turbo	Cores	L2 Cache	L3 Cache	I/O Bus	Mult	Uncore Speed	Memory
Core i7-990X[3]	SLBVZ	3.47 GHz	1/1/1/1/2/2	6	6 × 256 KB	12 MB	1 × 6.4 GT/s QPI	26×		3 × DDR3-1066

[edit]"Sandy Bridge" (32 nm, quad-core)

Intel is expected to launch the new "Sandy Bridge" processor architecture at CES 2011 starting January.^[2]

• All models support: AVX, Enhanced Intel SpeedStep Technology (EIST), Intel 64, XD bit (an NX bit implementation), TXT, Intel VT-x, Intel VT-d, Hyper-Threading, Turbo Boost, Smart Cache, AES-NI.
• S processors feature lower-than-normal TDP (65W on 4-core models).
• T processors feature an even lower TDP (45W on 4-core models or 35W on 2-core models).
• K processors are unlockable and designed for overclocking. Other processors will have limited overclocking due to chipset limitations.

Model Number	Cores	Frequency	Turbo	L3 Cache	Integrated graphics model	GPU Frequency	TDP	Socket
Core i7-2600K	4	3.4 GHz	3.8 GHz	8 MB	200	850 / 1350MHz MHz	95 W	LGA 1155
Core i7-2600	4	3.4 GHz	3.8 GHz	8 MB	200	850 / 1350MHz MHz	95 W	LGA 1155
Core i7-2600S	4	2.8 GHz	3.8 GHz	8 MB	100	850 / 1100MHz MHz	65 W	LGA 1155

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ATI 6000 series to hit market in November Chris Ledenican - Thursday, August 12, 2010 7:52pm (PST) 1 Favourite (0)

New graphics cards, price cuts The hits just keep coming for NVIDIA. First their Fermi line was six months late to the market, and now they have to push back the launch of the GTS 450. However, it’s a different story altogether for ATI, as not only has the 5000 series been very successful, but they are now on the verge of launching an entirely new line of graphics cards. Up until now the news regarding the new 6000 series (Southern Island) has not specified an exact time frame for release. We can put the speculation to rest now, as AMD is rumored to announce the new graphics cards in October, and partners should be shipping them to the public in November. So, this gives us just three short months before the 6000 series will be in hand. While details on the new line are still vague, there are reports coming out the new series will use the current 40nm fabrication process and not the 32nm originally intended. This is due to Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) advancing to 28nm and skipping the 32nm process all together. So, AMD had to make the adjustment back to 40nm in order to prevent delays to the new series. Additional news: AMD plans to cut prices of the 5000 series prior to the 6000 launch. There is not an exact date specified for the price reduction, but it should be happening within the next month or two. dan DDR4 line-up DDR4 will not be released until 2011. The initial DDR4 speed grade will be 1.6GHz This is just a copy of the DDR3 page Double Data Rate Series III DIMMs [DDR-DIMM, or DDR DIMM] utilizes the JEDEC standard for Double Date Rate III [DDR III, DDR3] SDRAM. This page covers DDR3 memory modules, which may also be found as SO-DIMM, and Micro-DIMM modules. Fully-Buffered DIMM modules are listed on the FB-DIMM page, refer to the general Memory Module page for a more complete listing of different types of modules, manufactures and descriptions. DDR 'I' [first generation] modules are discussed on the DDR DIMM page. While the second generation is listed on the DDR2 DIMM page. DDR2 modules may be purchased in one of the following speed grades: DDR4 Transfer Rate The initial 1.6GHz DDR4 speed grade is identical to the highest DDR3 speed range. These are the planed data rates; 1.6GHz (2011), 2.0GHz (2011), 2.4GHz (2012), 3.2GHz (2013) The estimate for release date (provided after the speed) is of production ramp-up. [I believe these are JEDEC estimates for dates and may be different for each company that produces the parts] hahaha.. kita tgk la revolusi 2011!~!~!~!