Intel Core i5-655K & Intel Core i7-875K Unlocked Processors



Core models unlocked i5, K-variant of the i5-650 Core processor, 3.2 GHz based on 32nm microarchitecture dual-core/quad-thread Clarksdale, so now also equipped with an integrated GPU. The Core i7 chip K Lynnfield based models, and superior version of the opening of the Core i7-870, 2.93 GHz processor that can quad-core/eight-thread Turbo Boost-up to 3.6 GHz.This processor not only provides an open CPU multiplier, but DDR3-adjusted ratio completely selected and the power / current limits. Now you expect to contribute a great model and a strong incentive to open, but as you'll see on these pages, not so much ... 

Intel seems to accept a slower processor segment catering to fans without actually rape their wallets. Now is not the first time that Intel has openly non-processor Extreme Edition was released. Last August, they launched the Pentium Dual-Core E6500K, 2.93 GHz CPU Wolfdale dual-core architecture-based 3M. If the lower end model with a smaller cache of the Core 2 Duo E8000 series is incomplete really liked the tongue, mainly due exclusively to the Chinese market ... unless you are willing to buy at a healthy premium for eBay sellers. Fortunately, Intel's new K-series models, which will be formally launched at Computex next week will be available worldwide, so consumers do not have to jump hurdles to finally get their hands on Intel processors geopend multiplier.
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Processing Power of GPUs

To the point that they are more powerful than the CPU to calculate the math - it has been discussed for a while when the GPU can not be used as a CPU to process regular programs. The idea, known as GPGPU (General-Purpose Computation on GPUs date), intended for the GPU, which should be done by the CPU to improve performance.

GPU (Graphics Card at the graphics chip is placed) of computing power with each passing day, grow up - CPU core is more than math to calculate the power - for some time, the GPU will not be discussed in the available CPU regularly scheduled process. Ideas, GPGPU (General Purpose Computation on GPUs is), GPU Computing announced the sale because the CPU must be done is to improve performance.
Problem of how this program needs to know as a programmer, as the GPU-GPU system, you can not use certain programs to work with this program is to create a different GPU.
NVIDIA GeForce 8800 series, starting a free C-compiler to resolve this problem, called Cuda.Cuda programmers to easily write programs to process GPU programs in C and uses the power system can be improved.
one step further, NVIDIA "graphics card" Tesla has released a series called. This card is "GeForce 8800 graphics processors feature, but the video is produced: the CPU, the program is intended for treatment. Everything in this article on Tesla Tesla solutions with more pictures will tell you what you know.
Cuda program developed by the course. This is not to achieve a regular user of this technology for the processing power your computer by installing this card will automatically be upgraded not to think about.
Courses parallel the main calculation of the many things that can benefit all types of GPGPU use - they use the GPU of course, if you must. This), which contains most of the simulation (physics, economics, medicine, biology and chemistry.
Cuda many interesting things about using the Tesla card is not accepted, will be installed.Programmer of the GeForce 8800 series graphics card you can buy a CPU, then you will really enhance the application is not written to try to see when using the GPU. Now, a larger power system, Tesla solutions may think of programmers managed to buy a case.
NVIDIA Tesla three products: the basic card, a GeForce 8800 graphics card in a C870, but it is the video output. A name "" refers to short. "This card has a 1.5 GB memory and 500 GFLOPS (billion floating point operations per second) performance with mathematical procedures. With PCI Express x16 slot standard on each desktop can be installed.
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