Intel Woodcrest is an 80W part

THE 65 NANOMETRE Woodcrest chips which Intel is looking to for an element of server salvation will consume 80W except for the low voltage version which halves that wattage.

We know this because we saw a week 15 Intel roadmap provided to its original equipment manufacturers, but the chip firm has not yet decided on clock speeds for its 4/4 Cloverton, when that launches late this year or early next year.

The 65 nanometre Woodcrests line up in the following configurations which we hastily scribbled down on the back of a fag packet. The Woodcrests come to life in Q3.

Chip	Number	Clock	Cache	Bus	Core
Cloverton	Not yet	Not yet	2X4MB	1066	4/4
Woodcrest	5160	3GHz	4MB	1333	2/2
Woodcrest	5150	2.66GHz	4MB	1333	2/2
Woodcrest	5140	2.33GHz	4MB	1333	2/2
Woodcrest	5130	2GHz	4MB	1333	2/2
Woodcrest	5120	1.86GHz	4MB	1066	2/2
Woodcrest	5110	1.60GHz	4MB	1066	2/2
Woodcrest LV	5148	2.33GHz	4MB	1333	2/2

Intel maintains it's still on target to deliver its Montecito chippies, including the 9050 24MB cache baby this quarter. µ