Intel prepares six-core Xeon

the Quadruple-core and the Octo-core could be the current mania next-GEN for desktop machines and waiters, but Intel seems wants to as well launch a line of the central processing units of treatment in the interval. Intel will be added above to their line of Xeon with the core of �Dunnington� at the end of this year, a central processing unit of treatment which will have a total of six cores under the cap.

Dunnington, which was announced three years ago, is designed to be a piece of company-class and will comprise 3MB L2 hiding-place divided per pairs of cores, and seals divided 16MB L3. According to the run slides, it will employ �slightly dated � 1066MHz FSB, and is probably aimed preventing Opteron from once regaining any ground AMD returns on their feet.