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Pentium Dual-Core Core2 Intel Desktop CPU Roadmap 2004 2005 2008 2009 2010 2011 System Price 2006 2007 TDP Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 2H Q4 3.73GHz Core2 Extreme Kentsfield QX9775 (3.2GHz/ Northwood Presler Core2 Extreme Kentsfield 12MB/FSB1600) 6 cores/12MB L3 Prescott 2M QX6850 (3GHz/ Core2 Extreme Gulftown QX 3.2GHz(840) 3.46GHz(955) 3.73GHz(965) QX6700 (2.66GHz/ 8MB/FSB1333) Bloomfield 130W Extreme ≧ Extreme Extreme 3.46GHz 8MB/FSB1066) QX9770 (3.2GHz/ 965 (3.2GHz/8MB/ 975 (3.33GHz/8MB/ (XE) Smithfield-XE QX6800 (2.93GHz/ 12MB/FSB1600) Gulftown (XE) 130W Pentium 2.93GHz(X6800) 8MB/FSB1066) Yorkfield QPI6.4/DDR3 1066) QPI6.4/DDR3 1066) 999- Pentium 4 3.8GHz(670) Extreme Edition QX9650 (3GHz/ Extreme Edition Conroe XE 12MB/FSB1333) Core i7 4cores/PCIe x16 Nehalem/Core 2 Bloomfield $900 Prescott Gulftown Presler Core2 Quad Yorkfield Boundary 940 (2.93GHz/8MB/ 950 (3.06GHz/8MB/ 3.8GHz(571) 3.8GHz(672) 3.4GHz(950) 3.6GHz(960) Kentsfield Q9550 (2.83GHz/ QPI4.8/DDR3 1066) QPI4.8/DDR3 1066) Gulftown 3.8GHz(570) 12MB/FSB1333) Lynnfield Performance Conroe Q6600 (2.4GHz/ 130W Performance Performance 3.8GHz(670) 8MB/FSB1066) Q6700 (2.66GHz/ 2.xxGHz/8MB/ (P1) Prescott 3.6GHz(660) PCIe/DDR3 1066 (P1) Prescott 2M 3.2GHz(940) Pentium D 2.66GHz(E6700) 8MB/FSB1066) $560 Prescott 2M Q9650 (3GHz/ 3.2GHz(840) 9xx 12MB/FSB1333) Sandy Bridge 65W $4xx Smithfield Core2 Duo 4 cores/2 cores Pentium D Boundary Q9550s (2.83GHz/ 2.xxGHz/8MB/ 8xx Core2 Quad 12MB/FSB1333) PCIe/DDR3 1066 Cedar Mill Q9550 (2.83GHz/ Gulftown 3.6GHz(662) 3.6GHz(661) Conroe Yorkfield 12MB/FSB1333) Lynnfield Mainstream3 3.6GHz(560) 3.6GHz(561) 920 (2.66GHz/8MB/ Gulftown (MS3) 2.40GHz(E6600) 2.66GHz(E6700) QPI4.8/DDR3 1066) Q 3.6GHz(660) Q9450 (2.66GHz/ 2.xxGHz/8MB/ $300 -$360 Mainstream 3 12MB/FSB1333) Bloomfield 65W PCIe/DDR3 1066 130W 3.4GHz(650) 130W Q9400s (2.66GHz/ Lynnfield 95W $280 3GHz(930) 3.4GHz(950) 2.xxGHz/8MB/ Smithfield 3.6GHz(960) Kentsfield 6MB/FSB1333) PCIe/DDR3 1066 Mainstream3 65W 3GHz(830) Presler Q9300 (2.5GHz/ Q9400 (2.66GHz/ Q9550 (2.83GHz/ (MS3) Q6600 (2.4GHz/ 6MB/FSB1333) 6MB/FSB1333) 12MB/FSB1333) 3.4GHz(650) Prescott 2M 8MB/FSB1066) Q6700 (2.66GHz/ Mainstream3 8MB/FSB1066) Q8200s (2.33GHz/ 65W Clarkdale (MS3) 3.4GHz(550) 3.4GHz(551) 3.4GHz(651) E6850 (3GHz/ 4MB/FSB1333) Cedar Mill 3.2GHz(940) 2.13GHz(E6400) 2.40GHz(E6600) 4MB/FSB1333) E8600 (3.33GHz/ $266 E8500 (3.16GHz/ 6MB/FSB1333) Clarkdale Mainstream 2 3.2GHz(640) 3.4GHz(950) Conroe1333MHz 6MB/FSB1333) 2.8GHz(820) Prescott Kentsfield 2.8GHz(920) 3GHz(930) Core2 Duo Q6600 (2.4GHz/ Q9400 (2.66GHz/ Lynnfield 3.2GHz(540) 3.2GHz(541) Wolfdale 8MB/FSB1066) 6MB/FSB1333) 2.xxGHz/8MB/ 3.2GHz(641) $200 3GHz(630) Conroe1333MHz E8400 (3GHz/ PCIe/DDR3 1066 Dual-core/PCIe x16 Mainstream2 Pentium 4 Conroe-2M Conroe 6MB/FSB1333) Q8200 (2.33GHz/ Yorkfield /Graphics core Mainstream2 (MS2) Pentium 4 4MB/FSB1333) Q8300 (2.5GHz/ 5xx 1.86GHz(E6300) 2.13GHz(E6420) E6850 (3GHz/ (MS2) -$222 Pentium 4 6xx 2.8GHz(820) 1.86GHz(E6300) 1.86GHz(E6300) 4MB/FSB1333) 4MB/FSB1333) Clarkdale 6xx $183 3.4GHz(945) 3.4GHz(945) E6750 (2.66GHz/ E8500 (3.16GHz/ Clarkdale 3GHz(531) 4MB/FSB1333) 6MB/FSB1333) 3GHz(631) Mainstream 1 Conroe-2M 3GHz(530) E8200 (2.66GHz/ E8300 (2.83GHz/ Core2 Duo Q8200 (2.33GHz/ 3.4GHz(651) 1.8GHz(E4300) 1.86GHz(E6320) 6MB/FSB1333) 6MB/FSB1333) 4MB/FSB1333) Mainstream1 3GHz(630) Clarkdale Cougar Point Mainstream1 (MS1) Wolfdale E8400 (3GHz/ (MS1) 3.4GHz(945) E6550 (2.33GHz/ 6MB/FSB1333) Clarkdale $163 2.8GHz(520) 2.8GHz(521) 4MB/FSB1333) Wolfdale $160 Core2 Duo Wolfdale 2.8GHz(521) Pentium D E7200 (2.53GHz/ E7500 (2.93GHz/ Essential2 3.06GHz(345) 3GHz(925) 3MB/FSB1066) 3MB/FSB1066) Clarkdale Essential2 3.33GHz(355) 2GHz(E4400) E4700 (2.6GHz/ (E2) (E2) Prescott-V 2MB/FSB800) $133 Essential 3.2GHz(351) 3.06GHz(524) 2.8GHz(915) Conroe-2M Clarkdale 2.4GHz(E4600) E7400 (2.8GHz/ 2.8GHz(820) Essential1 2.93GHz(340) 1.8GHz(E4300) 3MB/FSB1066) Clarkdale Essential1 (E1) 3.06GHz(346) 2.66GHz(805) E7300 (2.66GHz/ Core2 Duo (E1) Celeron D 2.2GHz(E4500) 3MB/FSB1066) Wolfdale $90 $113 3xx E Cedar Mill Conroe-1M 65W 2.8GHz(335) 3.06GHz(346) 3.2GHz(541) 2.8GHz(820) 1.8GHz(E2160) E2220 (2.4GHz/ Clarkdale 1MB/FSB800) E5400 (2.7GHz/ Value3 Value3 Value 3 2.93GHz(341) 3.33GHz(355) 2GHz(E2180) Wolfdale 2MB/FSB800) Clarkdale (V3) 3.46GHz(360) 3GHz(531) 3.2GHz(935) (V3) 3.4GHz(65x) E2200 (2.2GHz/ E5200 (2.5GHz/ 2.66GHz(330) 3.33GHz(356) 1MB/FSB800) $84 2.8GHz(336) 3.4GHz(651) Pentium Dual-core 2MB/FSB800) Prescott-V 3.2GHz(352) Pentium 4 Pentium Dual-core $75 3.2GHz(64x) 1.8GHz(E2160) E5300 (2.6GHz/ 2.53GHz(325) 2.8GHz(336) 3.06GHz(524) 3.2GHz(541) 3GHz(925) Conroe-1M 2MB/FSB800) Wolfdale Value2 3.2GHz(641) E2220 (2.4GHz/ Value2 (V2) Value 2 2.66GHz(331) Conroe-1M 1MB/FSB800) 3GHz(63x) E2200 (2.2GHz/ E5200 (2.5GHz/ (V2) -$74 2.4GHz(320) 3GHz(631) 3GHz(531) E2180 (2GHz/ 1MB/FSB800) 2MB/FSB800) $64 2.53GHz(326) 1.6GHz(E2140) 1MB/FSB800) Wolfdale $6x Celeron D Celeron Dual-core E1500 (2.2GHz/ Conroe-L Conroe-L Conroe 512KB/FSB800) 2GHz(440) E1400 (2GHz/ 3.06GHz(346) 3.2GHz(351) Cedar Mill 3.46GHz(360) Celeron 512KB/FSB800) 2 cores/1 core Value1 E1200 (1.6GHz/ 3.33GHz(356) Boundary Value1 (V1) Value 1 512KB/FSB800) (V1) -$53 3.33GHz(355) 2.8GHz(336) 3.06GHz(346) 1.8GHz(430) 430 (1.8GHz/ $43 512KB/FSB800) 440? (2GHz/ 4xx 3.2GHz(352) Conroe-L Atom/Core 2 512KB/FSB800) 35W 3.2GHz(351) 1.6GHz(420) Boundary $30 NetBurst/Core 2 Integrated Board Atom Pine Trail-D Diamondville SC/DC 2xx Boundary 330 (1.6GHz/ Pineview DC Integrated Board 1.33GHz(215) 1.2GHz(220) 1MB/FSB533) Basic 4W- Basic Pineview SC/DC 27W Yonah SC Conroe-L 230 (1.6GHz/ 512KB/FSB533) Pineview SC Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 2H Q4 System Price 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 Hexa(6) Core Pentium 4 6xx (Prescott 2M) Pentium D 9xx(Presler) Core 2 Duo(Conroe) Core 2 Extreme/Quad (Kentsfield) Bloomfield Gulftown Diamondville DC Quad Core Pentium 4 5xx (Prescott) Pentium D 8xx(Smithfield) Core 2 Duo(Conroe 1333) Core 2 Extreme/Quad (Yorkfield) Lynnfield Clarkdale Diamondville SC Dual Core Celeron D (Prescott-V) Pentium 4 (Cedar Mill) Pentium Dual-core (Conroe) Core 2 Duo(Wolfdale) Havendale Pineview DC Single Core Celeron D (Cedar Mill) Celeron (Conroe-L) Celeron Dual-core (Conroe) Pineview SC Copyright (c) 2009 Hiroshige Goto All rights reserved..
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