difference between ivy bridge and haswell

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ConnerFS

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Haswell is geared more towards laptops and tablets in terms of energy efficiency without compromising power, and Ivy Bridge is simply a performance increase over Sandy Bridge, as far as I can tell.
 
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The Haswell has voltage regs on the die itself, Ivy does not, I read about ~10% performance increase. Different socket of course, I also read it does not OC too well for heat reasons I gather, roll of the dice to get one that will, Ivy pretty much was consistent in the OCing, they all did a decent job. I am sure there are more....hope this helps
 
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Ivy was a die shrink of Sandy. 32nm > 22nm as broadwell will be a die shrink of Haswell.. 22nm > 14nm
 
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Main difference for a casual user is that a Haswell CPU is about 10% faster than an Ivy Bridge CPU at the same speed. Also laptops with Haswell should use less energy and run a little cooler than with Ivy Bridge.
 
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thanks for the replies ... i am working for sales so that many customer need to know the basic difference but i used to explain still was trying to find some better views so posted a question on the forum ...lol
 
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