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Tag Archives: Ivy Bridge
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
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AMD introduces Trinity: When is an improvement not an improvement?
The first reviews of AMD’s new Trinity line of APUs are coming in. The successor of AMD’s Llano replaces the Stars-based CPU logic with a Piledriver-based CPU. Piledriver, as you may know, is an update of the Bulldozer architecture. Bulldozer was not … Continue reading
Posted in Hardware news
Tagged AMD, architecture, computer, CPU, gaming, GPU, heterogeneous computing, Ivy Bridge, Llano, mobile platforms, performance, Piledriver, review, Stars, technology
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Ivy Bridge: Intel goes 22 nm and DirectX 11
Today we can see a preview of Intel’s upcoming Ivy Bridge at Anandtech: http://www.anandtech.com/show/5626/ivy-bridge-preview-core-i7-3770k Once again, Intel has pulled off the seemingly impossible: they increased the IPC of the Core i7 series. They have also made the turbo more aggressive … Continue reading
Posted in Direct3D, Hardware news
Tagged 22 nm, computer, Core i7, DirectCompute, DirectX 11, gaming, graphics performance, Intel, IPC, Ivy Bridge, lower power consumption, performance intel, technology, Turbo
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