Well, that's me being an idiot and not reading the whole article first... New socket indeed.

So intel has locked multtipliers because of some other evil companies, eh? To protect the consumers, right?

What a shame... :(

Did you even read the article???? Yes its s1155.

The story of how caches are going to work in the 8+ core world is getting exciting. I like the overview at the daily circuit that summarizes how Niagara 3, Tilera Gx-100, and BlueGene/P processors weigh in on the issue too
http://www.dailycircuitry.com/2010/11/progress-in-...

The Apple iMac 21.5inch is a computer machine which uses the power of Intel Core i5-2400. Look at these page: http://www.bestdealscomputers.net/desktops/new-app... Processors like that, thanks to its strength, could draw the attention of everyone, even computer vendors at the level Apple also has without a doubt to hook them.

Good question, but judging by the road map, the Extreme and Performance segments are still Gulftown Processors. I think the 1366 stays for Gulftown.

On the 2P Server side of things, I have been told there will be a Westmere v2 coming in January 2011.
This is probably the same family that will produce the i7 990 and the other 1366 chips on the chart that don't exist yet. The Xeon 5600 and 970/980 are damn near identical aside from QPI Links.

Being those are being released in Jan, I wouldn't expect to see a socket 2011 desktop part until basically a year from now.

They will once again be a close relative to the 2P Server family. The socket for the 2P Servers will be Socket R and will be Quad Channel memory as well as supposedly having PCIe 3.0.

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