Desktop Pentium 4 price cuts of 15.5-34.5% planned
for October 26 will bring the price for the top-tier 3.2GHz processor sharply
lower to US$ 417 from US$ 637. The price for Intel’s soon-to-be-released 3.4GHz
processors will start at US$ 637. It is reported that the price for P4 EE
(Extreme Edition) CPUs, developed especially for gamers, will start at US$ 700.
Intel is scheduled to unveil its Grantsdale chipsets in the second quarter of
2004 to support the new-generation Socket T (LGA775) CPU. Intel should also
debut the Tejas CPU in the second half of 2004.
Desktop Pentium 4 price cuts of 15.5-34.5% planned
for October 26 will bring the price for the top-tier 3.2GHz processor sharply
lower to US$ 417 from US$ 637. The price for Intel’s soon-to-be-released 3.4GHz
processors will start at US$ 637. It is reported that the price for P4 EE
(Extreme Edition) CPUs, developed especially for gamers, will start at US$ 700.
Intel is scheduled to unveil its Grantsdale chipsets in the second quarter of
2004 to support the new-generation Socket T (LGA775) CPU. Intel should also
debut the Tejas CPU in the second half of 2004.
Speed |
May 11 |
Oct 26 |
% Change |
|
3.2 (HTEE) |
- |
700 |
- |
|
3.4 (HT) |
- |
637 |
- |
|
3.2 (HT) |
637 |
417 |
(34.5%) |
|
3.0 (HT) |
417 |
278 |
(33.3%) |
|
3.06 (HT) |
401 |
262 |
(34.6%) |
|
2.8 (HT) |
278 |
218 |
(21.5%) |
|
2.8 |
262 |
193 |
(26.3%) |
|
2.6 (HT) |
218 |
178 |
(18.3%) |
|
2.66 |
193 |
163 |
(15.5%) |
|
2.53 |
193 |
163 |
(15.5%) |