Pentium again: Sandy Bridge at the end of the new list

On May 22, Intel Sandy Bridge family will usher in the first large-scale update, adding at least seven new models, including three Core ix upgrades and four Pentium versions appearing for the first time.

The Pentium G600/G800 series of Sandy Bridge architecture are dual-core and dual-threaded. Hyper-Threading technology, Turbo Boost 2.0 dynamic acceleration, AES instruction set and other technologies are not supported, and the level 3 cache is also reduced to 3MB. Memory support G800 series is DDR3-1333, G600 series is DDR3-1066, graphics cores are all HD Graphics 2000, frequency 850-1100MHz, but does not support Clear Video HD high-definition video decoding technology.

The Pentium G850/G840/G620 are clocked at 2.9/2.8/2.6GHz, thermal design power is 65W, and the list price is $86, $75, and $64, respectively. The Pentium G620T is an energy-saving version. The thermal design consumes only 35W, but the main frequency is also reduced to 2.2GHz, and the price is 70 US dollars.

Core i5-2405S is naturally an upgraded version of the Core i5-2400S, but the processor frequency and other specifications are unchanged, but the graphics core is upgraded (or unlocked) from the HD Graphics 2000 to 12 execution units of the HD Graphics 3000, and the frequency may also be 850 -1100MHz, priced at 205 US dollars.

Core i5-2310 has increased the original frequency and acceleration frequency to 2.9GHz and 3.2GHz, respectively, on the basis of the existing Core i5-2300. The others are completely unchanged, and the price is still US$177.

The Core i3-2105's clock speed was increased to 3.1GHz, support for Hyper-Threading but no Turbo Boost dynamic acceleration, graphics core also upgraded to HD Graphics 3000, but the frequency is still 850-1100MHz, the price reached $ 134, almost caught up with Core I3-2120.