The
Intel Core 2 Extreme QX6850 was a remarkable processor at the time of its release. As part of the then state-of-the-art
Kentsfield architecture, it brought with it four cores, which offered a noticeable advantage for demanding applications and true multitasking. This chip was an excellent choice, especially for enthusiasts and gamers.
Its name
Extreme already indicated its special focus, namely uncompromising gaming performance. Its generous 8 MB Level 2 Cache also contributed significantly to the smooth operation and effectively supported the cores. The 65 nm manufacturing process was a technical highlight of this generation.
With a maximum memory bandwidth of 17 GB/s, data could be processed quickly. We still remember well how this processor effortlessly handled even more complex tasks. It offered a solid foundation for powerful systems and set new standards in its class.
- Quad-Core-Prozessor
- High Gaming Performance
- Generous 8 MB Level 2 Cache
- For its time, a high-end model