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Evo i zvanichnog datuma izlaska Core i5 750 procesora, a i zvanichne cene od Intela:

PC vendors and component retailer can't wait to start selling Intel's newest performance/upper-mainstream Core i5 / Core i7 "Lynnfield" processors, and products based on the processor. This despite recent measures by Intel to curb pre-release sales of the processor, particularly in the Asian markets. A British etailer had earlier listed all three upcoming processor, with the Core i5 750 priced at ₤133.73 (excl. VAT). Now Novatech, a PC vendor started running a countdown on the product page of its Elite series gaming PC show how long it is before one can purchase its Elite Pro PC-1339 gaming desktop powered by a "New Future Intel Core I5 Processor" earlier clearly listed as Core i5 750. Showing a little over four days left to go, we can deduce that it will be around on the 8th. This confirms that consumers will be able to buy Core i5 750 and compatible motherboards on the said date. Core i5 750 is the most affordable of the three upcoming processors, and is one of the first on Intel's socket LGA-1156 platform. Intel P55 is its first supportive platform core-logic. Based on the 45 nm Lynnfield die, this monolithic quad-core processor brings about several changes to the way several components on the motherboard are located.Intel's trying to keep a tight lid on its upcoming Lynnfield-based Core i5 and Core i7 processors, but certain UK-based retailers aren't helping its case.

Earlier this week, Lambda-tek.com listed Intel's three upcoming parts - the Core i5 750, Core i7 860 and Core i7 870 - along with pricing. Today, Portsmouth-based Novatech is going one further and providing what looks like a firm release date of September 8th.

According to Novatech's online store, its Elite Pro PC - complete with a 2.66GHz Intel Core i5 750 processor - will be launched in under a week, with a countdown on its product page expiring when the clock strikes midnight on Tuesday.

The date seemingly confirms recent rumours, and those planning a Lynnfield build should be able to order Intel's new parts on September 8th - along with what's sure to be a bevy of P55 boards and a barrage of supporting dual-channel memory kits.

*Update* Novatech has updated its product page and no longer lists Intel's 2.66GHz Core i5 750 processor by name. It does, however, still state that a "New Future Intel Core I5 Processor - Based Desktop Platform" will arrive on September 8th.

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