User talk:Coldpower27

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OEM list

Hi, I would suggest you add your list of OEM's either to the OEM article, or create a new article-list, but I don't see this content belongs in ATI Technologies, NVIDIA, etc. Thanks. Outriggr 06:06, 17 May 2006 (UTC)[reply]

List of Intel Xeon microprocessors

Reverting the part numbers wasn't intentional--there was an edit conflict, and they must've got lost in there. I didn't even notice it. Sorry about that. jgp ^T_C 06:02, 18 December 2006 (UTC)[reply]

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Work in Progress for Radeon R600 Article

	Radeon X1950 XTX	Radeon HD 2400 XT	Radeon HD 2600 XT	Radeon HD 2900 XT	GeForce 8800 Ultra
Transistor count	384 million	180 million	390 million	700 million	681 (~686) million
Manufacturing process	90 nm	65 nm	65 nm	80 nm	90 nm
Die Area	352 mm²	70 mm²	155 mm²	425 mm²	480 mm²
Core clock speed	650 MHz	700 MHz	800 MHz	742 MHz	612 MHz
Shader clock speed	650 MHz	700 MHz	800 MHz	742 MHz	1500 MHz
Number of Shader Processing units	48 + (8)	40	120	320	128
Number of ROPs	16	4	4	16	24
Number of TMUs	16	4	8	16	32
Peak pixel fill rate (theoretical)	10.4 Gigapixel/s	2.8 Gigapixel/s	3.2 Gigapixel/s	11.9 Gigapixel/s	14.7 Gigapixel/s
Peak texture fill-rate (theoretical)	10.4 Gigatexel/s	2.8 Gigatexel/s	6.4 Gigatexel/s	11.9 Gigatexel/s	39.2 Gigatexel/s
On-board memory interface	256 (8*32-bit)	64 (2*32-bit)	128 (4*32-bit)	512 (8*64-bit)	384 (6*64-bit)
Memory clock speed	1.6 GHz GDDR3	1.6 GHz GDDR3	2.2 GHz GDDR4	1.65 GHz GDDR3	2.16 GHz GDDR3
Peak memory bandwidth	51.2 GB/s	12.8 GB/s	35.2 GB/s	105.6 GB/s	103.7 GB/s

Intel Core 2 CPUs

I am very impressed by your work on the future/current Intel Core 2 Lists. It makes my work on the Core architecture product lineups very easy.

On a related note, you'll notice the lineup tables on the architecture page have a column indicating the manufacturing process, and they all are listed as 65 nm. That column may have seemed redundant to most viewers, but I expressly put that in there knowing that Intel would release their 45 nm shrinks of the current Merom/Conroe/Woodcrest and their variants. I can finally put a Penryn entry in!

--Masud 01:41, 17 July 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Where do you get processor information?

I've noticed that you consistently add information on new processors before I have ever heard of them. In fact, in many cases I hear about future processors on Wikipedia! My question is where do you get all this information? -- Imperator3733 01:33, 14 October 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Just here and there from the web and google mainly. I just post to Wikipedia immediately anything I tend to find that actually makes sense.Coldpower27 03:12, 15 October 2007 (UTC)[reply]

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Proposed deletion of List of future Intel Core 2 microprocessors

A proposed deletion template has been added to the article List of future Intel Core 2 microprocessors, suggesting that it be deleted according to the proposed deletion process because of the following concern:

This list is completely out of date, and as Core i7 has been released to succeed Core 2, there are no more future Core 2 processors

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