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Three new Intel quad-cores hit the streets
As expected, Intel has released three new quad-core parts, all of which should be available now. While the Core 2 Quad 6600 is aimed squarely at the desktop, I know that you could care less about that. What you're interested in is Intel's love for the low-end server, which comes in the form of two new Xeons--the 2.13GHz 3210 and the 2.4GHz 3220. Both chips boast a 8MB cache and a 1066MHz front-side bus. If you've got single-processor, x86 servers in house, these new Xeons may be just what the doctor ordered.
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- see this CNET article
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