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According to the folks at CPU World, the chart below shows processor specs and model numbers for Intel's upcoming Ivy Bridge CPUs.
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Why would they call them the "third generation". C2d was the "first", then nehalem type, then sandy bridge was "second", so why would ivy be "third"? Where are we on the tick tock?
But intel says sandy bridge is the second generation of "intel core" processors. Which includes the core2 lineup as well as the later i3/5/7. So it makes little sense!
I have some confusion..
basically..SB is more data / encoding ( more cores ) oriented... IB line is more enthusiast / gamer..
is that correct?
These should be able to be dropped right into an 1155 P67 board, correct?
These should be able to be dropped right into an 1155 P67 board, correct?
They were supposed to be. Now it seems as if Ivy is going to require a an updated bios - an update that cannot be done by the end user.
I'm already itching.
Why would they call them the "third generation". C2d was the "first", then nehalem type, then sandy bridge was "second", so why would ivy be "third"? Where are we on the tick tock?
Because its the 3rd generation of Intel CORE i series.
Its 3rd generation Core i3/i5/i7.
Socket 1156/1366 was first gen.
Socket 1155 Sandy Bridge was second gen.
Socket 2011 Sandy Bridge-E and socket 1155 Ivy Bridge is third gen.
Sandy Bridge and Sandy Bridge-E is on Tock
Ivy Bridge and Ivy Bridge-E will be on Tick
Haswell will be Tock
Broadwell will be Tick
If the vast majority of the ivy bridge "k" processors overclock to 5GHz + territory then I might have to upgrade this lowly 2500k
And what about the corresponding prices??