Thread: Require data on Intel Ivy-Bridge and Sandy Bridge E

I am here appearing for few data about this. Anyone have any view about the prize of this and any view about the free date for this? I only listened this will free end of this year or may be beginning of following year, but do not familiar much about this. I too appearing for few specs for this. And is this compatible with entire kind of CPU board? So please if anyone found anything associated to this than please assist me to familiar this.

Intel's road graph for desktop and mobile part is just well specified. The Ivy Bridge 22nm architecture will be unveiled in the second quarter and will assume the position of Sandy Bridge results, demonstrated in January.

The fresh desktop processors will be compatible with the recent LGA 1155, still with the platform chip set series Six (later promoting BIOS and drivers). Nevertheless, Intel too will unveil the fresh 7-series chip set family with incorporated Universal Serial Bus 3.0 support. the Ivy Bridge architecture will too give life to few product of the Pentium family, when the Celeron series is a easy renewal founded Sandy Bridge plan.

Ivy Bridge: Intel's fresh chip era arriving in 2012. The production of chips with the name "Ivy Bridge" is likely in entire swing in 2012, the first to be present. In this case, Intel has formed the fresh plan of transistors, so the circuits on the chip, similar Intel manager said in San Francisco. The 3D transistors, named Tri-gate transport digital signals not just horizontally but too vertically. The function gain and the power storing of tri-gate transistors high beyond the level of last chip era.

The high-function processors Sandy Bridge E-Serial, called Intel Core i7-3960X, Core i7 and Core i7-3930K-3820 are only a some days former and already rumors look on the following era: Ivy Bridge E to the Sandy Bridge E-replace central processing unit in about a year. Not require to substitute the recent owners high-end platform, however the CPU board, gives a faith on leaked Intel presentation slide.