Haswell First Look: Performance


  1. kbrady1979
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    Haswell First Look: Performance


    Haswell's performance, pitted against Sandy Bridge and Ivy Bridge CPU's.

    Core i7-4770K: Haswell Performance Preview
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  3. Sardonicus
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    Most of those will probably be nice for overclockers. I don't think I'll give Intel anymore money, as I'm very happy with the i7-3770, I have.
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  4. Lady Fitzgerald
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    After what I spent on my i7-3930K, I'm going to be happy with it, whether I like it or not (not to mention the Haswell won't work on my board).
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  6. kbrady1979
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    I'm not up for upgrading either.......but since everything so far has been speculation, I figured it was a good idea to post some factual information.:)
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  7. Ascendents
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    Sweet im still on x58 and LGA 1366 so this would be a huge upgrade
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  8. kbrady1979
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    Yes, Haswell is a logical upgrade path for anything Socket 1156/1366 and older.
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