We also learned that the highly anticipated Core i7 comes in the first two weeks of November. The higher clocked one works at 3.2GHz and will cost $999.

Intel doesn’t even hide this information much, but we know that it also doesn’t like when someone’s points it out.

The nastiest of all will be the 2.66GHz part that will sell for around $300 and so far Intel is the only one to a have a chipset for its own product. Nehalem looks like it's in great shape, it will overclock well, at least the high-end part. It works much better clock to clock compared to Yorkfield and its eight treads can really make a difference.

It's out in early November, we still don’t have an exact date, but we will try to get it.