What is Broadwell?
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I want some speed increase in next series.
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millwright
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Unless AMD has a break through, you may never see a big jump in performance from Intel.
Why would they.
It would only be competing against themselves.
They probably have way faster technology, sitting on the shelf.
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The CPU part of Haswell did speed up a little also.
Why would they.
It would only be competing against themselves.
They probably have way faster technology, sitting on the shelf.
Edit
The CPU part of Haswell did speed up a little also.
jaguarskx
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Broadwell will likely just be a minor increase in CPU performance; probably another 6% assuming the same clockspeed since they have not said a word about improved CPU performance (just like Haswell).
The main goal is further reduced power consumption so that they can be used in tablets. The biggest improvement will be the graphics core which will probably be another 30% or so. If you are looking for a big boost in CPU performance, then you may need to wait for Skylake mobile CPUs to be released in 2015.
The main goal is further reduced power consumption so that they can be used in tablets. The biggest improvement will be the graphics core which will probably be another 30% or so. If you are looking for a big boost in CPU performance, then you may need to wait for Skylake mobile CPUs to be released in 2015.
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