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The top choice for consumer-grade CPUs. QuickSync improvements are tangible
The improved graphics are just a sideshow - Ivy Bridge's move to a 22nm process has brought impressive 2D performance improvements over the previous generation ...
Ivy Bridge is most certainly a improvement over its predecessor. And with prices expected to be around the same as those of their Sandy Bridge counterparts, these new chips are definitely worth seeking out. Graphics performance sees the more impressive...
Looking first to Intel's new Ivy Bridge i7-3770K we have a CPU which at first glance doesn't seem to offer a huge change over the i7-2700K, for example matching the existing model in cores, clock speed, cache levels and so on. When we look a little clo...
Jump onto any community hardware forum and you will undoubtedly see many topics surrounding Intel’s infamous Ivy Bridge. Enthusiasts have been waiting for Intel’s 3rd generation of CPUs for a long time and now that it’s finally here, what do we think ...
Published: 2012-06-11, Author: Paul , review by: pcworld.co.nz
Abstract: NameCPU: Intel Core i7-3770KAt a glance:3.5GHz (3.9GHz Turbo) quad-core CPU,HyperThreaded,New third-generation ‘Ivy Bridge' range,Better efficiency, higher iGPU performanceSummary:Nothing to get excited about, just another small step forward in CPU perfor...
Abstract: "Ivy is my new girlfriend," I explained to one of my female friends in the church foyer on a beautiful April Sunday morning before service. "Sandy and I had a good run. But we are over." Confused and somewhat stunned, my colleagues Preston and Jeremy j...
First and foremost, although we didn't really delve into it in the review these new Ivy Bridge chips will work perfectly on existing Intel 6-series chipset motherboards. We ran a few benchmarks and there is effectively no performance difference between...
Abstract: While we get our fair share of evaluation products on NDA here at APH Networks, we don't usually do performance previews on the stuff we get -- either we get the review done on time, or, well, we release it at our own schedule, haha. But here's the dea...
Performance, Overclocking, New technologies, 22nm, PCIe 3.0...
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Is Ivy Bridge all it's cracked up to be and well worth the wait? It seems so. With measurable performance improvement in just about every benchmark, it's hard to make a case for sticking with a Second Generation Core series processor for a new build. ...
One of the best processors money can buy with solid performance, lesser power consumption, and improved graphics. PrintCommentEmailDiggDel.icio.usRedditTwitter ...
