After they are quite a few more months to go until Intel makes official the Sandy Bridge-E processors, and the first details describing the performance of these CPUs has already made it online and state that we should expect the chips to be as much as 66 percent faster than the current Core i7 2600. Actually the Sandy Bridge-E processor together with the P79 Express chipset, it compose Intel’s Waimea Bay platform that is expected to launch in the fourth quarter of this year. According to Intel that this processor will initially release just three processors based on this architecture, two six-core and one quad-core model. This Intel Chipset will operate at 3.3 GHz and packs six processing cores and 15MB of Level 3 cache memory. Beside that supports Intel’s Hyper-Threading technology and have a fully unlocked BLCK and multiplier.

In this case the last of the three processors will pack just four computing cores (8 threads) and has limited over clocking potential and features 10MB of Level 3 cache and a 3.6GHz base clock. In other hand all of these will sport an integrated quad-channel memory controller and a built-in PCI Express controller with 40 PCIe lanes and can reach up to 3.9GHz in Turbo Boost mode. When it in comparison the Core i7 2600 features four processing cores with HT support clocked at 3.4GHz and has 8MB of Level 3 cache and a dual-channel integrated memory controller.

In this few time Intel release next generation of microprocessor technology with code named lvy Bridge. This chip will be the first to use a 22 nanometer manufacturing process, which packs transistors more densely than the current 32nm system. Intel said that this processor would also be using new Tri-Gate “3D” transistors, which are less power hungry. What is the Tri-Gate actually?  According to Intel that Intel’s Tri-Gate system replaces the channels with 3D “fins” and the extra surface area made them more conductive, and able to work better on lower power. In other hand The Ivy Bridge design allows approximately twice as many transistors to be crammed into the same space as on 32nm chips and that improvement is consistent with Moore’s Law – the observation made by Intel co-founder Gordon Moore that chip density would double every two years.

This new series chipset from Intel currently accounts for around 80% compared AMD has a 19% of global microprocessor sales, according to market analysts IDC. And about the design this microprocessor, there is a conducting channel passes through a switching gate which opens or closes – changing the output from 0 to 1 and it is like a human hair is around 60,000 nm wide. Current best microchip technology features a 32nm gate. Based on the Semiconductor industry analyst Dan Hutcheson from VLSI research told BBC News that the new process would secure Intel’s market dominance.

Recently VIA introduced their new innovation processor technology, named VIA Nano X2 E-Series Processor. It is combine two 64-bit and superscalar VIA Nano cores on one die which offering enhanced multi-tasking and superb multimedia performance on a low power budget for embedded products. Beside that VIA NANO X2 E-Series processors include VIA VT virtualization and a technology that allows legacy software and applications to be used in virtual scenarios without impacting performance. Not only that, it is the unique VIA AES Security Engine offers hardware-based data encryption on the fly, an essential tool in content protection and system security. In other hand VIA Nano X2 E-Series processors are natively 64-bit compatible and also facilitating an essential transition for the future of the embedded industry as 64-bit operating systems such as Windows Embedded Standard 7 allow for vastly improved data throughput per clock cycle.

In this case VIA Nano™ X2 E-Series Processor offer several new advantages such as Power-efficient architecture, 7 year longevity guarantee, Advanced multi-core processing, Native support for 64-bit operating systems, High-performance superscalar processing, Out-of-order x86 architecture, Most efficient speculative floating point algorithm, Full processor virtualization support, Advanced power and thermal management, VIA AES hardware security features, and Pin-to-pin compatibility with VIA processors range.

AMD proudly announced their fastest quad core processor ever, AMD give name AMD Phenom II X4 980 Black Edition processor. The AMD Phenom  II X4 980 black edition processor affordable processor is a drop-in replacement for many existing AM3 motherboards and operates at a stunning 3.7GHz with a 6MB L3 cache. These processor and AMD’s award winning AMD Radeon 6000 series graphics, so make it easy to build a new PC with awesome bang-for-the-buck configurations for gaming and entertainment. For two years ago we showed how to build a system step by step with and AMD Phenom II processor, and with this new series AMD Phenom II X4 980 black edition processor you can upgrade you pc and it can make your pc desktop more powerful and excellent pc desktop than ever. Beside that you can create home theater PCs can benefit from the increased performance of our fastest quad-core processor and our latest AMD Radeon HD 6000-series graphics.

If you interested with this products you can download AMD Overdrive software which works with Black Edition processors to give you unprecedented control over your processor, memory, and chipset to push the performance envelope. Beside that you see online Reviews of the latest AMD Phenom II X4 processor at Legit Reviews and Hot Hardware. But we must remember that AMD’s product warranty does not cover damage caused by over locking or even when over clocking is enabled with AMD OverDrive™ software.

AMD introduces their new innovation product it is the Ontario-based APU with a clock speed of 1GHz comes with the usual Radeon HD 6250 while supporting over clocking up to 1.33GHz. Even though  to late in the party, but AMD has been still trying hard to capture some share of the net book processor market ever since the world’s second largest computer chip manufacturer decided to take on Intel by the horn. It is as the part of that endeavor and they comes with a new member of the Ontario-based C-series of AMD Fusion APUs called the AMD C-60. This is new the dual-core chip has chip has a clock speed of only 1GHz but unlike the other chips of the same family. Beside that this dual core chip can be over clocked with the help of the Turbo core mode up to 1.3GHz.It is not very fast, but the two cores will provide some respite.

In this case the C-60 is expected to be accompanied by the usual AMD Radeon HD 6250 integrated graphics card with a GPU clock speed of 280MHz which can be over clocked up to 400 MHz thanks to the Turbo core mode. In other hand the C-60 promises an equal amount of energy consumption as the C30 or C-50 – about 9W, so it just need low voltage consumption.

According to a couple of reports by Fudzilla, that it would seem that the Cedar Trail Atom CPUs will set to start mass production on Q4, 2011, will provide a couple of improvements over the current generation Atoms, but it is still ack some of the features many people expect them to deliver. In other hand the fact that the next-generation Atom CPUs won’t support DirectX 11 is not exactly a big surprise and to be perfectly honest. In this case the Cedar Trail Atoms, or at least the desktop-bound ones, will in fact pack a DirectX 10.1 core. It is enabling them to deliver some very decent experiences such as Full HD decoding, hardware acceleration for MPEG2, VC1, ACV and H.264. Not only that as well as support for Blu-ray 2.0, also thus bringing picture-in-picture and online functionality to Blu-ray discs. Moreover it also requires two secondary decoders, 1GB of local storage for updates and content, and an Internet connection.

In another side the Cedar Trail will apparently still rely on the NM10 chipset and thus not being able to provide native USB 3.0 support. It is s a major minus as far as we’re concerned and given the fact that after all. Beside that its conduct Super Speed USB solutions have become a lot more popular and widespread over the past couple of years.