All the processors will feature two processing cores with 64-bit support and operate on the 1066MHz FSB. The high-end Core 2 CPUs will have 4MB of on-die L2 cache shared by both processing cores.

We have a little more than a week to wait for Intel to release the new Core 2 range of CPUs. These are based on a new processor architecture, which, instead of just pumping up the CPU’s ...

First up, we have some information courtesy of CPU-Z. We fired up CPU-Z to get a closer look at the internal workings of the Core 2 Duo E6700 and Core 2 Extreme X6800 processors.

Core i3s include 3MB of cache, Core i5s and better add Turbo Boost, and Core i7s include 4MB of cache. Core i3s, i5s, and i7s all include either an Intel HD 520 GPU or an Iris 540/550 GPU as ...

No matter what you're hoping to do with your PC, a Core 2 processor should be a very solid choice. Intel is set to launch the Core 2 CPUs July 27, though availability might be limited for quite ...

I currently have an Intel Core 2 Duo E6750 clocked at 2.67 GHz in my computer. What options do I have to upgrade the CPU that would be a plug-and-play ...

Based on Intel’s Core 2 processor, the MB-73150 COM Express Module offers OEMs a range of scalable processor options that include the Core 2 Duo and Core Duo or Single Core Celeron M. System ...

Hello All. Here we are, less than 4 months after the release of their excellent Core 2 Duo and Core 2 Extreme processors, and Intel is ready with a new animal -- a quad-core processor dubbed the ...

The Intel Core 2 Extreme QX6850 pulverises AMD's fastest single-socket processor. This would have been headline-grabbing front-page news at one time but after a year of domination by Core 2, it ...

With the Core Solo, each CPU's name consists of the one-letter prefix, the number "1" for the single processing unit on the chip, and two additional digits. The Core Duo uses "2" instead ...