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Tag Archives: Haswell
Intel disables TSX in Haswell
I was going to do a blog about this earlier, but the timing was rather unfortunate, because I had just published another blog. Then it slipped my mind, until the news of the new Haswell EP-based Xeon CPUs that is. … Continue reading
Posted in Hardware news
Tagged bug, erratum, Haswell, Haswell EP, Haswell EX, Intel, microcode, TSX, Xeon
3 Comments
AMD Richland, another improvement that is not an improvement
Only moments after Intel introduced its new Haswell, AMD also introduced its successor to Trinity, codenamed Richland. Well, I can be short about this one. Anandtech did some nice coverage on it, as usual. The focus is entirely on the … Continue reading
Posted in Hardware news
Tagged AMD, APU, Crystalwell, Haswell, iGPU, Intel, Richland, Trinity
15 Comments
Haswell Hasarrived
Intel has launched its new generation of Core i5/i7 processors, codenamed Haswell. If you are familiar with Intel’s tick-tock strategy, this is a ‘tock’: a microarchitecture update on existing process technology. In this case the 22 nm process which is … Continue reading
Posted in Hardware news
Tagged AMD, anandtech, APU, computer, Core i7, cpu internals, gaming, Haswell, iGPU, Intel, Iris Pro, Ivy Bridge, performance, technology
4 Comments
x86 vs ARM: Intel’s next move is Clover Trail
As we saw with Medfield a while ago, Intel is catching up with mobile ARM devices. But now Intel has supplied Anandtech with a Clover Trail-powered tablet. Tablets are a little more towards Intel’s comfort zone, since tablets can get away with larger batteries … Continue reading
Posted in Hardware news
Tagged ARM, Clover Trail, computer, core architecture, efficiency, gadgets, Haswell, Intel, power consumption, technology, Tegra 3, x86
6 Comments
Intel Haswell: How low can you go?
At the recent Intel Developer Forum, Intel disclosed new details about the upcoming Haswell architecture. For the full coverage, you can read the coverage from various tech sites, such as Anandtech. As usual, I will just pick out a few things … Continue reading
Posted in Hardware news
Tagged computer, CPU, efficiency, Haswell, HTT, HyperThreading, IDF, Intel, intel developer forum, lower power consumption, microarchitecture, processor, SMT, technology, TSX, vector extensions
15 Comments
AMD Steamroller
Perhaps some of you expected more coverage on upcoming CPUs on this blog, given the history regarding AMD’s Bulldozer. But well, there hasn’t been too much to report on, really. I did a short thing on Trinity/Piledriver, but there was … Continue reading
Posted in Hardware news
Tagged AMD, anandtech, Bulldozer, cache, CMT, computer, extensions, Haswell, HSX, instruction decoder, Intel, John Fruehe, l1 cache, latency, multithreading, performance, Steamroller, technology
17 Comments
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