At CES 2007 today, Intel announced a proof-of-concept PC designed specifically to counter AMD's 4x4 platform for gamers.
Dubbed the "V8" system, Intel demonstrated a system running on a pair of quad-core Kentsfield Xeon processors for a total of eight physical cores. The system runs at 2.4GHz utilizing a 1066MHz system bus and is
loaded with FB-DIMM memory. The graphics card is supported by a single nVidia 8800GTX.
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According to Intel, the "V8" system dished out a score of 6089 on 3DMark CPU bench.
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Intel's "V8" system will require FB-DIMMs while Quad FX will work with regular unbuffered memory. The AMD Quad FX platform can also support multiple GeForce video cards in SLI configuration, while the
"V8" is currently limited to a single graphics card.
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