http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/sandy-bridge-core-i7-2600k-core-i5-2500k,2833-8.html
So the Sandy Bridge has come out and i really dont know what to think about it..
Because most of the software that they use really isnt the software that common people or non techies like me use.I want to really know is it worth the extra upgrade.If it is i will be getting SB next month.I did however just buy a new computer this month..
But as i keep on seeing these benchmarks i dont understand why Intel called it the greatest increase in performance in computing history:
http://www.tomshardware.com/news/sandy-bridge-nehalem-core-i7,11464.html
And please dont be rude just politely give your opinion..
So the Sandy Bridge has come out and i really dont know what to think about it..
Because most of the software that they use really isnt the software that common people or non techies like me use.I want to really know is it worth the extra upgrade.If it is i will be getting SB next month.I did however just buy a new computer this month..
But as i keep on seeing these benchmarks i dont understand why Intel called it the greatest increase in performance in computing history:
http://www.tomshardware.com/news/sandy-bridge-nehalem-core-i7,11464.html
Tell me if you think it is amazing because i read the review after review and i see nothing amazing about it..In closing, I want to mention our next processor family codenamed Sandy Bridge. This quarter, we began volume production of Sandy Bridge and expect to ship revenue units in Q4 as we prepare for systems launch in the first quarter of 2011. Sandy Bridge represents the largest increase in computing performance in our history. This is a truly stunning product that we can’t wait to bring to market. Early demand from customers is much greater than we originally expected and we anticipate a very fast ramp.
And please dont be rude just politely give your opinion..