Intel Next Generation Processor parameter exposure: better performance

The CPU World site exposes the details of Intel's next-generation Ivy Bridge processors. The Ivy Bridge processor will provide better display performance and be manufactured with Intel's 3D transistor technology.

CPU World reported that Intel will release the new processor at the 2012 Consumer Electronics Show (CES). Among them, the third Daicouri i7 processor integrates 4 CPU cores, 8MB three cache, and supports Intel technologies such as hyper-line Cheng frequency acceleration.

CPU Detail Parameters

In a series of parameters, the most noteworthy is the HD 4000 display core. HD 4000 is Intel's next Generation Graphics processing unit (GPU), and Intel is likely to devote a lot of effort to this GPU development process.

The Ivy Bridge processor has a GPU frequency of 650MHz and can be accelerated to 1.05GHz to 1.15GHz depending on the model. Other features of the Ivy Bridge processor include a dual-channel memory controller, which supports 1333MHz and 1600MHz of DDR3 memory.

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