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For those of you following what Intel has been up to, they officially announced their Broadwell based CPUs at Computex this year. Last year we did see a Broadwell based Core-M CPU come out for some ultrbooks but beyond that everyone has been waiting to see what they would have to offer for desktops and normal laptops. Well coverage has been trickling out and you can expect to see CPUs finding their way into stores soon as well. Today I’m going to take a look at the Core i7-5775C, Intel’s flagship desktop model. You will also notice their isn’t a new chipset launch to go with this one as these 14nm Broadwell CPUs run on the same 9 Series Intel chipset that the Haswell based CPUs ran on.
Nach dem Flaggschiff Core i7-4770K testen wir mit dem Core i7-4770 und den Core-i5-Modellen 4430, 4570, 4670 und 4670K alle „Haswell“-CPUs mit vier Kernen und 84 Watt TDP.
Intel est clairement dans une phase ascendante actuellement, et cela fait même quelques temps que cela dure. Aujourd'hui, la marque présente une nouvelle gamme de processeurs, Ivy Bridge, et plus particulièrement ce jour le Core i7-3770K. Un processeur qui fait suite à de véritables Best-Sellers, que sont les 2600 et 2700 K, et qui aura donc fort à faire. Quelles sont performances de ce nouveau venu ? Réponse dans ce nouvel article Fermier.
The build-up to the launch of Intel's fourth generation of core processors, codename Haswell, has been extensive. To my recollection this has got to be one of the most publicized launches to date, and expectations have been set very high for Intel's new processors. In this article today we are looking to cover one specific thing, as the title suggests, which is the Core i7 4770K. This will be the flagship of Intel's new Haswell based LGA 1150 platform, which is not backwards compatible with LGA 1155 in any way, but does succeed the LGA 1155 platform.
The Core i7 4770K and other desktop Haswell processors are a very small part of the Haswell "portfolio". Haswell has really been designed for the mobile notebook and tablet markets, with power consumption and battery life in mind. Despite this power optimisation, the desktop variants have still been tweaked and tuned to provide more performance in addition to power savings. Intel's Core i7 4770K boasts a stock clock speed of 3.5GHz, with 3.9GHz Turbo and 8MB of shared L3 cache. The Core i7 4770K supports dual channel memory at 1600MHz and has 18 PCI Express lanes integrated onto its main controller. The Core i7 4770K is recommended for the Z87 platform which we aren't covering here but there will be extensive coverage of it throughout our Z87 motherboard reviews.
Im Test: Intel Xeon E3-1231 v3, der den E3-1230 v3 beerbt und erneut der Geheimtipp für Kunden ist, die eine sehr schnelle CPU ohne interne Grafik und freien Multiplikator suchen.
The world’s fastest desktop processor is the 6 core, 12 thread, Intel Core i7 980 Extreme Edition which comes purring out of its box at 3.33GHz. Costing more than £800 from UK stores, it’s a monster in terms of raw processing power. Upon opening the latest shipment of second generation Intel Core processors, KitGuru was fascinated to know just how far the £250 model would clock and, once clocked, how would it fair against the world’s fastest chip? Sirens were sounded, blast-proof lab doors shut and another 75p dropped in the electric meter.
Codename Devil's Canyon is out from Intel. We see just what the new Core i7 4790K processor is all about as we put it through our CPU testing regiment.
AMD has revised its current flagship CPU, the Phenom II X4 965 Black Edition into a slimmer electricity sipping 125W model, down from the initial 140W TDP processor released earlier this year. Since this is a refresh, there are only a few differences between the otherwise identical CPUs. New to the "C3" 125W revision AMD Phenom II X4 965 Black Edition is hardware implementation of the C1E enhanced halt state; basically a tool in the CPU power saving chest to reduce clock speeds on the fly.
Aujourd'hui, nous vous proposons à la lecture le test d'un deuxième processeur Intel Sandy Bridge-E. En effet, après une multitude de benchs portant sur le très cher 3960 X, nous nous attaquons ce jour au plus abordable 3930 K, un modèle qui reste un Hexa-Core, mais avec une vitesse moindre.
Mit einiger Verzögerung ist Intels High-End-Adaption der „Sandy Bridge“-Architektur nun verfügbar. Wir analysieren das Flaggschiff der Serie und zeigen die Stärken und Schwächen des Modells, dessen klares Ziel die Krone im Desktop-Prozessor-Markt ist; und sich deshalb auch hier und da gerne ein Watt mehr genehmigt, als man dies von der bisher als sehr effizient bekannten Architektur gewohnt ist.
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