Intel Core i7 Powers HCL's Infiniti Challenger

Pankhuri Bajaj, Dec 02, 2008 1848 hrs IST

Speeds up multimedia tasks

HCL Infosystems has unveiled its new Infiniti Challenger Series range of workstations powered by the Intel Core i7 quad-core processor.

The new faster processor uses intelligent multi-core technology, which applies processing power dynamically when needed most, says the company.

The new workstations feature four-core, eight-thread design with Intel Hyper-Threading Technology and more than double the memory bandwidth.

"HCL's Infiniti Challenger, equipped with Intel Core i7 quad-core processing power, enables faster user experience. This model is positioned for various multimedia tasks like image rendering and photo editing, gaming and the animation industry," says George Paul, executive vice president, HCL Infosystems.

The processor's frequency can be dynamically increased through Intel Turbo Boost Technology, thus making it useful for various applications like digital media creation and highly-threaded games, says HCL.

The Intel Core i7 processor offers a multi-core design with features of an integrated memory controller, accelerating performance for productivity, content creation, entertainment, and gaming. In addition, this architecture includes Intel Smart Cache for rapid access to memory, with 8MB shared L3 cache for ultra efficient data storage.

HCL Infiniti Challenger Series workstations will be available for Rs. 55,000 onwards through the company's authorized dealers across India. The shipment of this new range of desktops will start in mid-December 2008.

USER COMMENTS

its good but you are not show full details and configuration this system, i am designer and plan to buy very fast system for multimedia,animation,3d max + maya & game, all this run smoothly, my budget-60k, so please send all configuration details of this pc on my mail or call-9312854620

by prashant, delhi, on Jan 15, 2009 05:23 PM, Report abuse Reply

i never personally trusted HCL in terms of quality. dont know why but three desktops owned by my friends never worked for more than six months, the build quality of their laptops is worst, cheap plasticky looks. most of the hardware is below par, only govt tenders are running this company. else they have no good product to sell in the market. now they came up with i7, better assemble the system for yourself.

by naveenchaudhary, meerut, on Dec 02, 2008 11:05 PM, Report abuse Reply

It is true.....unfortunately!

by Jai, Chennai, on Dec 18, 2008 03:51 PM, Report abuse

Yes, it is true. they are not concentrate on quality products.

by Selvan.Gj, Chennai, on Dec 18, 2008 04:03 PM, Report abuse