Details of Advanced Micro Devices’ upcoming six-core Phenom II X6 desktop processors have apparently leaked online, giving users a first look at the chips ahead of their expected introduction later this month.

AMD announced plans to ship a series of six-core desktop chips during the Cebit exhibition in Germany last month, saying the chips would be available during the second quarter, but held back on details of the chips, including clock speeds and cache size. However, copies of four AMD presentation slides containing details of the chips, dated March 2010 and marked “Confidential — NDA Required,” referring to a non-disclosure agreement, were posted online by tech Web site VR-Zone, and later removed from the site without explanation.

Fellow geeks, click here to continue reading this article, including data on clock speeds and cache sizes. I’m drooling!