Intel
Corporation has unveiled its latest in stock quad-core Third Generation (3G)
Intel Core processor family, with a promise to deliver dramatic visual and
performance computing gains for gamers, media enthusiasts and mainstream users
alike.
The
product, which is now available in powerful, high-end desktop, laptop and sleek
all-in-one (AIO) designs, ITRealms Online
gathered are the first chips in the world made using Intel’s 22-nanometer (nm)
3-D tri-Gate transistor technology.
Intel
vice president and general manager of the PC Client Group, Kirk Skaugen, said
that the combination of Intel’s cutting-edge 3-D tri-gate transistor technology
and architectural enhancements help make possible up to double the 3-D graphics
and high definition (HD) media processing performance compared with Intel’s
previous generation of chips.
He
also said that as a result of the stunning, built-in visual performance, all
the things people love to do on their PCs; from creating and editing videos and
photos, surfing the Web, watching HD movies or playing mainstream games that are
quicker, crisper and more life-like.
“With
as much as 20 per cent microprocessor performance improvements and new technologies
to speed the flow of data to and from the chips, the new processors further
extend Intel’s overall performance leadership,” he said.
In
the coming months, he pointed out that additional versions of the 3rd
generation Intel Core processors will be available to power a new wave of
systems ranging from Ultrabook devices, to servers and intelligent systems in
retail, healthcare and other industries.
The
3G Intel Core processors, he said, were created from the ground up to generate
exciting new experiences, stressing that Intel engineers have exceeded the
expectations by doubling the performance of media and graphics versus the best
processors ever built until today, which means incredible new visual experiences
are here for new all-in-one PCs and upcoming Ultrabook devices.
“What
makes all this possible is the combination of Intel’s leading manufacturing and
processor architecture, and our unwavering commitment to drive computing
innovations forward," he said.
Remmy Nweke
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