Yeah, I read about it not too long ago. I guess they are using something called a "QuickPath" to eliminate it and ...well here's a better explanation lol:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intel_QuickPath_Interconnect
You can read about Nehalem also here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nehalem_(microarchitecture)
But I'm fine with Montevinaand knowing I'll have the last FSB laptop! That means around 3-4 years or however long later when I upgrade again I should see a pretty massive performance increase going from FSB to a then improved technology.
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you guys should refer the discussion to as "montevina vs calpella" or "Penryn vs nehalem" not "montevina vs nehalem"
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I don't really need a laptop, but I want one really bad. That, and that alone, is why I'm not waiting for Calpella. I'll be fine with Montevina. I'm even going to wait a few more months for Montevina after its official release. In a few years, I'll go for Calpella, even though I know that there will be the next best by that time.
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Quick question that is somewhat related (i dont want to start a new thread for no reason)
I think we're all assuming that the Montevina based Macs are coming out sometime around August. If one needs a laptop for the fall (School), should one really buy the first generation Montevina laptops?
I've always heard that the earliest released machines will have problems, small or large, and i was thinking that i might as well as just buy one of the Macs that is out right now just to avoid this problem.
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I was just thinking that they may do a full upgrade and new models usually have small glitches and need to be tweaked over the first couple of months after they are released.
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i'd say that's true with most pc manufacturers but idk about apple to be honest. this would be my first.
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When to buy: Montevina or Nehalem
Discussion in 'Apple and Mac OS X' started by jvis, Jun 24, 2008.