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LGA 2011 combines the advantages of LGA 1155 (new architecture, unlocked multiplier at less than $1000) and LGA 1366 (up to six cores, bus overclocking, a lot of PCIe lanes). On the whole, the new platform is a success. If you're willing to buy a processor for the price of an entire PC, that is. But we still like this kind of evolution very much.
Comme nous l'avons évoqué dans notre dossier dédié à l'architecture Sandy Bridge-E, Intel vient d'annoncer une nouvelle série de processeurs : les Core i7 3000. Ceux-ci sont une version améliorée des Core i7 2000 qui permet de disposer d'un maximum de six coeurs, d'un cache L3 plus large, du PCI Express 3.0 et d'un contrôleur mémoire fonctionnant sur quatre canaux. Le tout repose sur une plateforme spécifique qui se base sur le socket LGA 2011 et le chipset X79. Nous avons pu tester le modèle le plus performant de cette nouvelle offre : le Core i7 3960X.
To those looking to build the biggest, baddest high-end PC around, the wait for Sandy Bridge-E was no doubt painful. But, it's finally here, and much to our expectations, Intel has once again solidified its position as the performance leader. So let's take a look at what it offers, and compare it to the i7-990X, i7-2600K and AMD FX-8150.
The Elder Scrolls 5 Skyrim im CPU-Test: Die Creation-Engine bildet das Basisgerüst für das Rollenspiel-Epos, aber wie gut skaliert diese mit der CPU-Leistung? PC Games Hardware testet 20 Prozessoren nahe der ersten großen Stadt Weißlauf in der Provinz Himmelsrand.
The new Sandy Bridge-E platform from Intel really is a different kind of beast. When you throw it through those CPU intensive benchmarks, the performance of the new i7 3960X is amazing with performance at stock being better at times than when our 2600k is running at 5.2GHz. The issue with the 3960X isn't the performance, though; it's the price. At $1,049 US, there's nothing cheap about the new 3960X and when you start to throw in a new X79 performance motherboard and a Quad Channel RAM kit, the price of a new Sandy Bridge-E system becomes really expensive.
Après vous avoir proposé un dossier sur Sandy Bridge-E, la nouvelle gamme de processeurs haut de gamme de chez Intel, et en avoir publié un premier test des performances du Core i7 3960X sous Windows, nous récidivons, mais sous Linux cette fois.
It's been ages since we've tested 4-Way CrossFireX actually. Recently we did a bit of 3-Way CrossFireX action with the introduction of the Bulldozer and Sandy Bridge-E platform, but apart from that there hasn't been any real reason lately to expand from those numbers; that along with the fact that most boards support only up to three cards.
We don't get to use our Surround Vision / Eyefinity setup that much with the last time we used it being when we tested the MARS 2 from ASUS. Really, though, since then there's not been much reason to use it. With video card setups being pretty quiet lately and nothing changing in that department this year, the monitor setup has just been gathering hardware around it. Until today, though, where I found myself cleaning for an hour before I could actually move my testbed next to it.
Wir haben einen neuen Artikel online, in dem wir uns AMDs FX zum zweiten Mal angeschaut haben, uns mit der Speicherskalierung und mehr beschäftigt haben.
On the 14th of November Intel has shown it's brand new high end platform baptized Sandy Bridge E to the world. Almost all of the press sample kits included only the Extreme version aka the 3960X CPU. Some lucky hardware sites got a 3930K version, with unlocked multiplier, from a 3rd party to test or review. Since this K skew CPU is retailing at only half the price it could become quite a steal. This if it performs alike it's bigger brother. Major difference between the Extreme and the K version is the reduced L3 cache from 15Mb down to 12Mb. Yet, as mentioned before, the multiplier remains fully unlocked, similar to the K skews of the little 2500K and 2600K socket 1155 models, the latter two being heavily popular, as speeds over 4.5Ghz are a breeze. Before continuing with the review : a big thanks to the guys from Tones webshop to supply us with a brand new retail 3930K CPU. Now let's get it on !
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