The Inquirer has discovered AMD’s answer to Conroe, and have posted a bit of information on what their upcoming plans may be.

If you are unfamiliar with Conroe, and the idea of IPC, read Ryan’s preview, right here on PC Perspective.
“It seems that all AM2 CPUs were outfitted with a support for Reverse-HyperThreading, an architectural change which enables software to think that it is working on a single-core alone. By combining two cores, the company has been able to produce the six IPC “core” that will go head to head against four IPC “core” from Conroe/Merom/WoodCrest combo.”

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