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First Nehalem system built, geekery ensues

Posted by Paul Miller in BLOGROLL, MEDIA

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Look, we’re all nerds around here, no shame in that game, but Maximum PC is taking it to a special level with its latest write-up. They managed to sneak into an unnamed “hardware contact” who let them mess around with a mid-range, 2.93GHz Bloomfield chip — the desktop version of Nehalem — and an Intel D58XSO “Smackover” motherboard. No benchmarks just yet, but they do go over all sorts of interesting topics like DDR3, larger heatsinks and SLI compatibility. Riveting stuff, we tell you.

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