Intel 22nm 'Ivy Bridge' Core i7 3770K Reviews

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While it's not enough to tempt existing Sandy Bridge owners, if you missed the upgrade last year then Ivy Bridge is solid ground to walk on.
It's still the best performing client x86 architecture on the planet and a little to a lot better than its predecessor depending on how much you use the on-die GPU.

There is no debating that Ivy Bridge provides the best performance and the lowest power
consumption of any quad-core processor. However, whether Ivy Bridge is right for you depends on your current computing situation,
and whether you’re a regular user or an enthusiast. If you are still using an LGA1366 system, and it’s not overclocked to at least 4.0GHz,
Ivy Bridge is worth a look if you want some new toys. Not only are you getting a very hefty stock performance improvement,
but native support for USB 3.0, SATA 6Gb/s, PCI-E 3.0, better overclocking, and much lower power consumption as well.
If you are building a system from scratch, Ivy Bridge is easy to recommend for most people.
If you bought a cheap dual-core Core i3 as a temporary solution until Ivy Bridge was released,
then by all means a quad-core IVB processor is going to be a terrific upgrade.
However, if you own an i5-2500K or i7-2600K/2700K switching to their Ivy Bridge counterparts is not going to give you a lot of extra bang for your buck.

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On a related news...
Ivy Bridge CPUs, 28nm graphics cards facing shortages right on launch.
http://www.digitimes.com/news/a20120423PD206.html

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