More chip details out of IDF point at a late 2007 release for Intel's second-gen quad-core processors, code-named Yorkfield. What's with all the "fields?" MMMmmMMmMmmMmmmmm... DDR3-1333....

"Intel's Yorkfield will be paired with the next-generation Bearlake chipset family, which will support a 1333MHz FSB and a PCI Express 2.0 interface, according to the makers. The first Yorkfield-based systems, which will utilize the Bearlake X chipset and DDR3-1333 memory, will target the high-end gaming market, said the makers."