Ivy Bridge Benchmarks, Specifications, and Q2 2012 Release Date Leak

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Ivy Bridge has been on our radar for almost a year now, but with the 2012 release date fast approaching, leaks from the partner channel were inevitable. According to documents obtained by X-bit labs, Intel’s new Ivy Bridge chips will be shipping in Q2 2012, and eighteen parts are listed. Of these only eight are standard desktop flavors, with the remaining ten all falling under the ultra-low voltage banner. All of the new chips are based on Intel’s new 22nm process technology.

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Maximum PC | Ivy Bridge Benchmarks, Specifications, and Q2 2012 Release Date Leak

 

[speedgamer01]

Amd must produce it's mainstream hardware very cheap if they don't want to be forgotten

 

[badger906]

dont rule AMD out of the picture just yet, remember how terrible their first range of dx9 GPU's were! Compared to Nvidias offerings they were underpowered and just poor. now look at their cards

and about 8 or so years ago the AMD Athalon was the cpu of choice compared to Pentium 4 lol its swings and roundabouts.

 

[FuturDreamz]

What happened to the i3 series?

 

[speedgamer01]

This is the same generation technology that 1155 uses, i think intel didn't want to release any i3 models in the elite range