Like its Core 2 Duo predecessors, the Core 2 Extreme Quad was presented on the LGA775 platform and used Intel’s 65nm fabrication (meaning it was backwards compatible and would easily integrate with existing systems). There have been five releases of differing versions of the processor, all designed for use on desktop systems.įirst released was the Core 2 Extreme Q圆700 – two E6700 chips packaged on one socket.
The series number for the more powerful Core 2 Extreme (‘Kentsfield XE’) was Q圆xx0, while the Core 2 Quad (‘Kentsfield’) was given the Q6xx0 code. Codenamed the ‘Kentsfield’, the newly released processors were two Core 2 Duo chips connected by a 1066 MHz FSB all continued on one multi-chip module.
In November 2006 Intel released the first in their range of Intel Core 2 Quad processors.
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