For PC enthusiasts, the most want to see the computer is more and more powerful, a generation of CPUs can be improved with the passage of time.
As is known to all, Intel is the world's largest manufacturer of semiconductor chips, and if the core i7-3970x Sandy BRIDGE-E processor It manufactures is compared with the upcoming Intel Ivy Bridge-e processor performance test, I'm sure you'll be interested.
The benchmark results of the Intel Core i7-3970x Sandy BRIDGE-E processor and Ivy Bridge-e processor were released by the domestic website Toppc@Coolaler.com, which showed that the Intel Core The i7-4960x Ivy bridge-e processor is about 11% better than the previous performance.
The above four drawings are the final score of the core i7-3970x Sandy bridge-e (click on the above images can be enlarged)
The last four images are the performance score for the Intel Core i7-4960x Ivy Bridge-e (the above picture clicks can be enlarged)
TOPPC uses the Cinebench (CPU and graphics test system), Cpumark (CPU test tools), Futuremark (a leading provider of performance testing and services for personal computers and portable device providers) 3DMark Vantage ( Comprehensive benchmarking Tools, 3DMark 06 (using the latest generation of gaming technology to measure the 3D hardware of DirectX 9), and wprime (software that calculates the computer's computational power by counting prime numbers) to compare the performance of these two processors. In order to get a clearer picture of the difference in scores between the two sides, the relevant people have specifically listed, using different test tools to test the score comparison details. The left side is the sandy Bridge-e processor and the right side is the Ivy Bridge-e processor. If the data provided by TOPPC is all true, then Ivy BRIDGE-E processors are worth looking forward to.
cinebench:10.16/10.94
cpumark:533/561
3DMark Vantage CPU Test 1 and Test 2:5004.46 and 46.20/5337.40 and 51.47
3DMark CPU score:8099/8586
Wprime speed and stability:5.01 and 149.167 seconds/4.601 and 1138.169 seconds