We test the i7 920 in single core to quad core configurations at 1680 x 1050, 1920 x 1200 and 2560 x 1600. Hyper threading was enabled at all times and the CPU remained at 3.8GHz in all tests.

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Even a non-OC i7-920 is pretty damn fast. Yes, the Lynnfield i7's are slightly faster, and there is Gulftown, but you're getting much more bang for your buck by: 1. More RAM 2. An SSD 3. A faster GPU.

The 2.88GHz Core i7 930 is supposed to come out at the beginning of next year. I think the 900 series systems are supposed to be better if you want to use more than 1 graphic card in your system.

Intel planted a gift in the Core i7 launch in the form of the Core i7 920. This is Intel's entry level Core i7 processor which runs at a stock speed of 2.66 GHz, not too far off from the high-end ...

So, with that all said and done let's have a closer look at our testbed today and see what kind of performance difference we get when moving our i7 920 from 2.67GHz all the way up to 3.8GHz.

Of course, as the 920 is officially an end-of-life product, the problem of which cheap Core i7 to buy isn't going to stick around for a long time - the longer you wait, the more likely it will be ...

Reviews CPU Intel Core i7 920, 940 and 965 Extreme Edition review Page 12 : Benchmarks: Gaming (Low Quality) By Steven Walton November 3, 2008 ...

The existing Core i7 900-series processor lineup, codenamed Bloomfield, now features three separate products: 3.33-GHz Core i7 975, 3.06-GHz Core i7 950, and 2.66-GHz Core i7-920 processors.

Well, everyone makes mistakes, but the one they made by shipping over 300 fake Intel Core i7-920 CPUs is kind of a big one. Written by Rachel King, Contributor March 7, 2010, 9:26 p.m. PT ...

The Core i7 3820 is the first sub-$500 chip to be released for the LGA2011 socket, the same socket used by Core i7 Extreme 3980X and 3860X, the i7 3930K, and the Xeon E5 server processors.

Well, this would seem impressive if the Core i7 920 did not deliver 82% more bandwidth at 32.6GB/s, which is again amazing. The Core i7 940 is even faster and so is the Core i7 965 Extreme Edition.