Well, it’s a miracle that Intel keeps on making faster better chips, this time with the Core i7.

In short, the Intel Core i7 features QuickPath interface instead of the traditional Front Side Bus (FSB), on-processor memory controller for faster CPU-to-memory access, support for DDR3 memory modules, re-implemented hyper-threading that uses 4 CPU cores as software-version 8 cores, 8MB L3 Cache, and 731 MILLION transistors!

Other Intel Core i7 rave and reviews on the internet:

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PC Perspective on architecture of Intel Core i7 – Read

TechGadget on performance and pricing of Intel Core i7 – Read

Maximum PC on dissected and benchmarking of Intel Core i7 – Read

CustomPC on Intel Core i7 – Read

TechSpot on Intel Core i7 920, 940, and 965 – Read

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