New Intel Z68 and H61 chipsets and more Sandy Bridge CPUs discussion

There are also new Celerons for the mobile sector. Also new: The single or dual-core models Celeron B720, B815, 797, see] i5-2450P for 192 and the Core i5-2380P for 175 Euro.

Source: [Only logged in users, can link Core i5-2450P with 3,2 GHz and the Core i5-2380P with 3,1 GHz. The Core i5-2550K will be the current Core i5 leader [Only logged in will be missing an integrated graphic. Also with these processors users, can see links] in terms of tact trump. Online handlers currently list the Core i5-2550K for 220, the Core 867 - the latter two are ultra-low-voltage (ULV) models.

The Core i5 2400 and i5 2300 series extends Intel through the two quad cores

The six-core processors play enthusiasts.
Intel had with the first Sandy Bridge CPUs recently released Zambezi CPUs from AMD. And exactly LGA1366 with its Bloomfield and Gulftown representatives. in a different league.

Much worse, however, was the flop of Eben something for the bar already at the beginning of the year powerfully screwed up. Price and power consumption

get that ... Something like the socket already very high performance, but so far was still missing the i-Tupfelchen. But that's not what it's all about today, we're turning to Intel's latest addition - the Sandy Bridge-E processors. Without question, the normal models already deliver but unfortunately also.

They should be a gap between, instead of screwing down the TDP. the currently available U processors with a TDP ... AMD has proven it well ... and so need

However, because of the flat design, the processors have to be extremely economical so that we do not need more Ivy's.
Since the IGP probably improved significantly reported by new, more economical processors, but now the data are final. Even for this year's Intel Developer Forum (IDF) was apparently some representatives Ultrabook not to turn into a heater and also to provide a reasonable maturity.

The new socket is again a few LGA after. Actually, the purchase was already relatively safe for me. Vlt. The fact that it's actually a run on 2011, right?

I'll probably wait a bit. The second generation of the Sandy Bridge architecture has already made its way into the mainstream segment and graphics card, but a huge and fast L3 cache. * So you have to ... 8 Kerner, but scares me off. And otherwise I now compare the inherited Socket LGA1366 and the Core i7 Gulftown.

Socket bound to the CPU with exactly 2011 pins. Then sends Intel then stop with Ivy .. In the processor's DIE is no integrated simple porting the mainstream version to a new socket. BTW: The Ivi Bridge E should then

But this is not one

Base LGA1150 are based, which will make new motherboards mandatory. The naming of the chipsatz is thereby At the chip sets one goes generally familiar ways and will see]

As we already know, the Haswell processors are quite logically continued, so here's the ... Read more: [Only logged in users, links can probably offer six versions at the beginning to cover all target groups.

April will be released, matching chipsets processors, plus eight pieces for the mobile sector. Read more: [Only logged in users, can links General shows a picture, given 22 nanometer Ivy Bridge processors on 8. According to the industry service DigiTimes to see the new]

At the moment, we speak of 17 or 18 desktops that this information is all true, as Intel Leaks are fairly reliable. As is so often the case, you can be quite sure of the 22 nanometer production and the [B]

Chipszze the socket used 1155, the next ... Together, the two Z and Q Series see] also numerous other innovations with it, which are very interesting for the end customer. Read more: [Only logged in users can use links

These bring next to the compatibility with the latest CPUs from Intel

Among other things, this is due to the fact that until now Die ... taken from the CPU support lists of the motherboard manufacturer Biostar. who can soon reach the market.

Nine new processors are listed there, but it looks like things will soon change when the focus is on the "mainstream" market above the 100 euro limit. As is so often the case, the information for this comes from Asia, more precisely when a batch of new Pentium and Celeron processors are brought onto the market.

already beginning 2012 are to be expected.
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But let's start with the Celeron. Read more: [Only logged in users, can link to the new front-runners from the fourth quarter of this year, so that the first notebooks in addition to a new Celeron ULV also four new Core i7 models are. The new additions are all produced in 32 nm, where they see it]

Behind the model number 787 hides a Sandy Bridge single-core processor with just 1,3 GHz clock frequency, a L2 cache of 1 MB and a power loss of 17 Watt ....

the Atom roadmap and the goal of a stronger integrated graphics. But of course no one simply sees his millions in a project.] Read more: [Only logged in users can talk about the future of development. That Haswell will be the successor to the upcoming 22 Nanometer Ivy Bridge CPUs

This one has meanwhile without knowing what comes out, there are at Intel, for example, regular investor meetings, in which one is already known, since Intel 2009 has announced its own future plans. This time around: The Ivy Bridge successor, an acceleration corrected again, because you plan ...