Sunday, September 1st 2013
Intel Rolls Out New Haswell and Ivy Bridge Processors
x86 heavyweight Intel Corp. has just updated its desktop processor offer with a bunch of new Haswell and Ivy Bridge models. Detailed below, this latest release wave includes the 3.5 GHz Core i7-4771, four Core i5 chips priced at $182 (two Haswell and two Ivy Bridge CPUs), Core i3s going from 2.9 GHz to 3.6 GHz, five Pentiums, plus a couple of Ivy Bridge-based Celerons. The processors cover a price range that starts at $42 (for the low-power Celeron G1620T) and tops $314 (for the Core i7-4771).
21 Comments on Intel Rolls Out New Haswell and Ivy Bridge Processors
G1620T → LGA 1155
"Oh but Epic their good in office work" To which I reply Pentium/Celeron, nuff said.
To much power for office work but not enough power to compete with AMD.
Personal preference just wouldn't build a machine with 2 cores now a days :slap:
What is the point in releasing the exact same cpu as i7-4770, with additional 100mhz, when i7-4770 can easily get to 3.6ghz or above with turbo boost?
And why has there even been a difference in base clock, at stock between i7-4770 and i7-4770k to begin with?
I guess this is just a lame marketing ploy.
becouse 4771 can go up with turbo 100 more Mhz
If the turbo is still at 3.9ghz, then it is, most likely, still not going to pass 3.7ghz for all cores.
Of course, that's assuming that any of the 16x0T parts even come to this hellhole of a country I live in.
Intel seems to be moving for the lower compute devices with a vengeance. They're channeling all their resources into banging out a feasible solution there, and forgetting the fact that PCs aren't dead yet. This is kind of sad.
Less than four months on the market and they're shifting everything around. I wish AMD could get crap right with Kaveri and give Intel some decent competition, on the higher end PC market.
Fleshing out the line is also good too, prepares for the eventual demise of the 1155.
They can't possibly announce xxx0K chips every other week you know.