Intel Core 2 Quad Q9500
Benchmarks & Specs

The Intel Core 2 Quad Q9500 was a cornerstone of its processor generation. It was based on Intel's groundbreaking Yorkfield architecture. Its four native processing cores delivered considerable processing power for the time. This allowed smooth multitasking for a variety of applications. Users could thus use multiple programs simultaneously without major losses.

Manufacturing took place in the then highly modern 45-nm process. This process contributed significantly to the chip's efficiency and stability. Another strength was the generous 6 MB Level-2 cache. It accelerated data processing considerably and optimized processes. Although the maximum memory bandwidth was 17 GB/s, this was perfectly adequate for the systems of that time.

The Intel Core 2 Quad Q9500 established itself as a very reliable choice. It was known for its solid stability in a wide variety of computing environments. We have seen it successfully used in many systems. It offered a balanced blend of features and broad usability. This processor supported users for a long time in their daily tasks.

• Four processing cores
• 45-nm manufacturing
• 6 MB Level-2 cache
• Reliable stability