Intel Sandy Bridge Extreme

AMD has introduced its strongest asset, microprocessor Bulldozer in which all cores work separately and are not separated with HTT technology such as processors from Intel. This processor has virtually overshadowed the strongest i7 Intel processor that has only 4 cores which software are split and amounted to 8^th. Intel immediately moved to counter attack and presented his trump, entirely new platform in the segment of "high performance" PC computers.

Sandy Bridge Extreme is the maximum that Intel can from its most advanced x86 architecture. Current power and domination is assembled in piece silicon Sandy Bridge Extreme Processor .

The name of their strongest processor is Intel Core i7 3960X and Sandy Bridge Extreme Edition x86 which has six cores and by using the HTT technology enables dividing of nuclei in a total of 12 levels which at the same time will perform 12 instructions. This is a power that anyone would wish to have or at least to try.

Intel ranks in the middle and upper class of processors, and then directs the segment of low-cost market with the release of weaker versions of these processors.

When it comes to the segment of processors with high prices and high performance we are talking about the class of the most powerful in the series of Core i7 900 processors.