Ivy Bridge-EP (E) confirmed finally in roadmaps

[Tenknics]

This news section has been painfully boring and slow lately.

The Xeon E5-2600 V2 in particular has a 70W TDP (thermal design power) rating while the highest-end Ivy Bridge-EP CPUs will have TDPs of up to 130W. The E5-2600 V2 has 10 physical cores, and with HyperThreading it can handle a maximum of 20 threads. Each physical core has access to 256KB L2 cache and the chip has a total of 30MB L3 cache. Further, this (and other) Ivy Bridge-EP processor will support up to 1866MHz DDR3 system RAM.

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[haschioz]

that might make movieman very happy to see. they have cut powerconsumption/core by more than a third. but its gonna cost dearly i suspect

[Chrono Detector]

I bet this CPU will cost more than $2K because the E5-2687w is like $2K here if not more.

[paulbagz]

Wasn't IB-E posted in other roadmaps in another thread?

-PB

[Aberration]

Have to pay for those $65M Immersion tools somehow. I guess.

[R101]

I bet this CPU will cost more than $2K because the E5-2687w is like $2K here if not more.

2670 FTW, have six of them, nice price, work great.

[SabreWulf69]

Hellz yeah getting Ivy-E the second it comes out, I'll take the top model thanks

[Leeghoofd]

Let's pray for average 6GHz LN2 action

[K404]

Thanks Alby, because of your post, it will now max out at 5.3GHz

[Leeghoofd]

excellent so we can skip this generation and move on

[PatRaceTin]

i wonder if they use TIM inside IHS