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A year and a half after the launch of the LGA 1155 platform Intel is updating its key component – the CPU. The new manufacturing process, improved microarchitecture and refreshed lineup – is it the coming of a new star?
New seventh series chipsets can’t boast too many innovations, however, their launch is accompanied by the introduction of a number of interesting technologies: Rapid Start, Smart Connect and Lucid Logix MVP. To get a better idea of all the features and functionality of the new platform we tested one of the first Intel Z77 based mainboards – Asus P8Z77-V Deluxe.
IDF 2011 continues and this time we are ready to share some exciting details about the upcoming Intel Ivy Bridge processors, which promise us faster graphics, higher energy-efficiency, higher performance and a lot of other great features.
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Intel Ivy Bridge
Abstract
Ivy Bridge is the code name of the new Intel processors, which should replace Sandy Bridge. Ivy Bridge CPUs are believed to have no new generation Core microarchitecture inside and will be a 22 nm die shrink of Sandy Bridge. Ivy Bridge will be the first processors to be manufacturing using tri-gate transistor technology.
Ivy Bridge processors will be backward compatible with all Sandy Bridge platforms, however they will also bring a number of innovative changes, including PCI Express 3.0 support. Moreover, the graphics core in these new processors will support DirectX 11 and OpenCL 1.1.
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Thursday, May 17, 2012
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Half of Microprocessors Sold in 2011 are Hybrid Chips with Integrated Graphics - Report.
Hybrid Microprocessors Gain Market Share as Systems Become More Compact
Wednesday, May 16, 2012
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Chief Exec of AMD: We Will Come In and Steal Ultrabook's Bacon.
AMD Continues to Defend Lack of Necessity of High-Performance Chips for Clients
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Intel Boosts Security Capabilities of vPro Platform.
Intel Reveals Third-Generation Core i-Series vPro Chips
Tuesday, May 8, 2012
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Dell Unveils World's First Microserver Based on Intel Xeon "Ivy Bridge" Chip.
Intel's Xeon E3-1200 with 17W TDP Powers Dell PowerEdge C5220
Tuesday, May 1, 2012
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Intel Shows-Off Pico-ITX PC with Core i "Ivy Bridge" Inside.
Intel Demos 10cm*10cm System Powered by Ivy Bridge
Sunday, April 29, 2012
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Trends of 12: High-Performance PC: Intel Platform Remains Unchallenged.
AMD Unable to Offer Viable Solution for High-End Gaming PCs
Wednesday, April 25, 2012
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AMD Welcomes Intel's Ivy Bridge with Massive Price Slash on Flagship Chips.
AMD Slashes Pricing of AMD FX-8150, Other Processors
Tuesday, April 24, 2012
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G.Skill Debuts Industry's Highest-Performing DDR3 Memory for Intel Core "Ivy Bridge" Platforms.
G.Skill Introduces 2.66GHz and 2.80GHz Memory Kits for Ivy Bridge Systems
Monday, April 23, 2012
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Intel Formally Introduces Core i-Series "Ivy Bridge" Microprocessors.
Intel Reveals World's First 22nm Central Processing Units
Tuesday, April 17, 2012
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Intel Begins Volume Shipments of Core i-Series "Ivy Bridge" Chips.
Intel Predicts Rapid Ramp of Ivy Bridge Processors
Monday, April 9, 2012
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Intel Debuts 7-Series Core-Logic Sets.
Intel Unveils 7-Series Chipsets
Tuesday, April 3, 2012
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Intel Expects Touchscreen-Enabled Ultrabooks to Offer Better Value than MacBook Air, iPad.
Intel: We Are Strongly Encouraging Our Partners to Incorporate Touch on the Ultrabooks
Monday, March 26, 2012
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Intel: 75 Ultrabook Designs on Track for 2012.
Intel Expects 75 Ultrabook Designs to Become Available
Wednesday, March 21, 2012
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Intel Develops Atom System-on-Chip with "Ivy Bridge" Graphics Core.
Intel to Equip Future Atom "ValleyView" Processor with DirectX 11 "Ivy Bridge" Graphics Core
Tuesday, March 20, 2012
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Trends of 12: Ultra-Thin Notebooks Are Coming Everywhere.
Notebooks Go on Extreme Diet with AMD Ultrathins and Intel Ultrabooks
Thursday, March 15, 2012
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Intel to Omit Release of Enthusiast-Class "Ivy Bridge" Processors This Year.
Intel Will Not Release "Ivy Bridge-E" Until Second Half of 2013 - Slide
Tuesday, February 28, 2012
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Intel Confirms Eight-Ten Weeks Delay with Ivy Bridge Microprocessor Availability.
Intel Blames 22nm Process Technology for Delay if Core i "Ivy Bridge" Chips
Monday, February 27, 2012
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Roll-Out of Intel "Ivy Bridge" Microprocessors will Take Months to Complete - Source.
Intel's Ivy Bridge to Ramp Up Slowly, Say Sources
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Enthusiasts Overclock Intel’s Next-Generation “Ivy Bridge” to 7GHz.
Early Results: Intel “Ivy Bridge” Capable of 100% Overclock Potential
Sunday, February 12, 2012
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Gigabyte and Cyberpower to Offer Free Overclocking Warranty.
Intel’s Overclocking Protection Plan Offered by Cyberpower and Gigabyte for Free
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