First laptop to use 'the fastest chip on the planet'

European computer retailer Eurocom is expected to market the first laptop to integrate Intel's latest Core i7 processor. Core i7 is Intel's "fastest on the planet" processor.

The Eurocom D900F Phantom i7 laptop will be integrated with the Core i7 quad-core chip based on the Nehalem platform, which is only for high-end servers and PCs. This laptop will be on the market on May 1 next.

The laptop's Core i7 920, 940 and 965 chips will run from 2.66GHz to 3.2GHz, and will be added with 8MB L2 cache. Intel launched the Core i7 chip core since November and since then, this chip has been confirmed to be fast . terrible.

Called ' the world's first laptop to use Core i7 chips ', Eurocom Phantom i7 D900F targets users of desktop-replacement laptops. The laptop is also equipped with the X58 chipset and Nvidia graphics processor (GPU) to enhance graphics capabilities.

The Phantom i7 has a 17-inch screen; Support storage capacity up to 1.5TB; DDR3 8GB RAM; 1GB graphic memory. It also has built-in 802.11a / b / g / n wireless connectivity technology and webcam. The Phantom i7 will run on Windows Vista or Linux OS.

The Phantom i7 weighs about 5.4kg and is equipped with a 12-cell battery. Currently the price of the product has not been announced, but the price is expected to be quite high because it is equipped with most of the latest technologies.

If Eurocom launches the Phantom i7, it will be the fastest laptop in the world running on Intel x86 platform. Core i7 chips are built on the Nehalem microarchitecture using QuickPath Interconnect (QPI) technology. QPI integrates memory controllers and provides faster connections for the CPU when communicating with system components such as graphics cards or other components.

Each chip core can execute 2 separate commands simultaneously, so the 4 chip cores of the Phantom i7 can act as 8 chip cores by being able to handle 8 commands simultaneously, making processing faster add a lot.

Chip Nehalem is an important upgrade of Intel Core 2 chip line, which is being used in high-end desktop and laptop models. The new chip has constrained bottlenecks, which are often found in previous Intel chips to improve performance.