Intel Confirms Conroe CPU

April 11th 2005 | CPUs & Chipsets

The Register says Intel has confirmed its ‘Conroe’ microprocessor, believed to be a desktop version of its upcoming ‘Merom’ mobile chip, will ship as part of the chip giant’s ‘Averill’ desktop platform due next year.

The 65nm Conroe and Merom are expected to ship in Q3 2006, two quarters after Yonah’s debut with ‘Napa’, the third incarnation of Intel’s Centrino platform. Conroe is expected to contain 4MB of L2 cache, 2MB associated with each core.

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Intel Confirms Conroe CPU
Published in: CPUs & Chipsets on 2005-04-11