Intel Core 2 Extreme Edition Kentsfield specs.
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General Features
Socket:
LGA775
Core
Core:
Kentsfield
Number of cores:
4
Process Technology:
65 nm
The Frequency Characteristics
Clock frequency:
2667 MHz
System bus:
1066
The multiplication factor:
10
The core voltage:
1.372 V
Cache Intel Core 2 Extreme Edition Kentsfield
The amount of L1 cache:
64 KV
The amount of L2 cache:
8192 KV
Instruction Sets
Instructions:
MMX, SSE, SSE2, SSE3
Support AMD64/EM64T:
Yes
Support NX Bit:
Yes
Support for Virtualization Technology:
Yes
Detailed Specs Intel Core 2 Extreme Edition Kentsfield
Typical heat:
130 W
Maximum operating temperature:
65
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