The Zed family will be branded Turion Ultra, the Rs are Turion-branded, QLs are Athlons and SIs (single cores) are branded Semprons. The high-end of the CPUs, the ZM-86 SKU, will have roughly the same power envelope as Intel’s 45nm Penryn-based Montevina platform , 35W, and will be clocked at 2.4GHz and downwards in 100MHz steps. These will come out under the Turion Ultra brand and feature a larger cache, faster HT link, deeper power saving states and integrated DDR2-800 memory controller. By Yule, AMD should have the 2.5GHz high-high end on the market under the name Turion Ultra ZM-88.