Early Ivy Bridge Sample Tested

[K404]

Well.... Ivy is around 10% more efficient than Sandy and uses around 10% less power doesn't it?

The world of OC is "Your mielage may vary." Intel have a viable product that is A/ better than their previous offerings and B/ introduces two major changes- 22nm and 3D transistors.

You're complaining about....what, exactly?

[M.Beier]

So what's the word on the street, 3770k going to be able to do 5.5GHz on ambient water? Last few "articles" I've read said the voltage has to be kept so low that 5GHz would be stretching it.

We listen at different streets if that is what you hear.

Well.... Ivy is around 10% more efficient than Sandy and uses around 10% less power doesn't it?

The world of OC is "Your mielage may vary." Intel have a viable product that is A/ better than their previous offerings and B/ introduces two major changes- 22nm and 3D transistors.

You're complaining about....what, exactly?

Nah man ~6% IPC
Consumption is about ~19-20% lower
Surface area is about 25% smaller

But wait on me buddy, posting an article on this soon, just been too busy last 40 hrs or so

[aussie-revhead]

Nah man ~6% IPC
Consumption is about ~19-20% lower
Surface area is about 25% smaller

But wait on me buddy, posting an article on this soon, just been too busy last 40 hrs or so

Yes please ....

[aussie-revhead]

Well.... Ivy is around 10% more efficient than Sandy and uses around 10% less power doesn't it?

The world of OC is "Your mielage may vary." Intel have a viable product that is A/ better than their previous offerings and B/ introduces two major changes- 22nm and 3D transistors.

You're complaining about....what, exactly?

Read the above post ..... lol the tell me what I'm supposed to like about it again ..... If gaming and benching don't improve with all the changes made with ivy then it's a load of crap that only serves to improve Intels bottom line.

When is Haswell due again??

[UrbanSmooth]

When is Haswell due again??

The Intel roadmap shows 2013. Apparently, there's already a working Haswell engineering sample: http://news.cnet.com/8301-13924_3-20...ok-revolution/

I don't care about the mobile/ultrabook information in this article, but, to know that there's already working Haswell silicon pretty much lets us know that this thing is definitely in the works!