In Intels current graphics driver a new GPU naming scheme appeared and I'm pretty sure it belongs to Skylake.
Ugh...I'm getting so sick of wccftech..and look its spreading here..
I don't understand why sites like that get popular. They post articles that contradict the ones they posted the day before. And no one sees it. It's madness.
That chart is old and obsolete. UGH!
In Intels current graphics driver a new GPU naming scheme appeared and I'm pretty sure it belongs to Skylake.
Chief executive officer of Asustek Computer has revealed that Intel Corp.’s code-named “Skylake” microprocessors as well as Microsoft Corp.’s Windows 10 operating system will both debut in the third quarter of the year. He also disclosed that his company’s products with new chips inside will use the next-generation operating system as well.
Quarterly sales of Asus’ notebooks are only slightly behind shipments of Apple’s MacBooks. In the first quarter of 2015 the company sold 4.8 million laptops, which is a lot. Mobile PCs represent a tangible part of Asustek’s business and the company will do its best to stay ahead of competitors in terms of innovations and performance. In the second half of the year Asus will aggressively roll-out new models featuring the latest microprocessors from Intel as well as the new OS from Microsoft.
“With Skylake and Windows 10 scheduled to be launched in the third quarter, we are focusing on a couple of models in our mainstream product lines, for example, one from ZenBook, the other from gaming products,” said Jerry Shen, chief executive officer of Asustek Computer, at the company’s quarterly conference call with investors and financial analysts, according to a transcript published by SeekingAlpha. “We are going to launch ahead of our competitors.”
The head of Asus pins a lot of hopes on the company’s next-generation laptops based on Intel’s new chips. Apart from Windows 10, the new notebooks will feature USB 3.1 and reversible USB 3.1 type-C ports, select models will support Rezence wireless charging and there are more innovations that will be announced later.
Broadwell is Gen8, Skylake Gen9.
Well you can roughly caluclate that yourself
Haswell was only a 5-6% IPC increase in the majority of reviews, for games/synthetic benchmarks such as Cinebench etc. It was only in AVX code (not used by most desktop users) that the 10% figure was accurate.
Haswell was only a 5-6% IPC increase in the majority of reviews, for games/synthetic benchmarks such as Cinebench etc.
Y'all are spoiled....
Back in the day we saw IPC go DOWN with new gens...
Tualatin -> Williamette
Northwood -> Prescott
I kid, I kid....
Y'all are spoiled....
Back in the day we saw IPC go DOWN with new gens...
Tualatin -> Williamette
Northwood -> Prescott
I kid, I kid....
We made the sacrifices, and made do with those CPUs, so that the young punks of today could have better ones.
Well you can roughly caluclate that yourself
That graph = false.
There it shows Haswell gains greater than Sandy Bridge. Ridiculous. Sandy Bridge is shown there for 10% while it got 15%+. Haswell is shown 10%+ while it got 7-10%.
That graph = false.
There it shows Haswell gains greater than Sandy Bridge. Ridiculous. Sandy Bridge is shown there for 10% while it got 15%+. Haswell is shown 10%+ while it got 7-10%.
Other SKUs are listed too in some shops. The price is not bad.
i7-6700 $376.99
http://www.pc-canada.com/item/CM8066201920103.html
From the same shop a comparable i7-4790 costs $393.99. So it is actually cheaper.
http://www.pc-canada.com/item/BX80646I74790.html